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Posted: 03:35 - 10 Jan 2007 Post subject: |
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Guessing you're beginning to re-think the dog idea now, eh Dragonfly?
Although in the past we've had 2 dobermen, a lurcher and a chocolate labrador, I think if I was to get another (as in my own, not a family pet) then it would be from a rescue centre. We only got the chocolate lab because he was a freebie. The doberman I couldn't take for a walk myself even at the age of 12 because he was ferocious to anything other than people in my family. Have only ever seen one good natured, friendly-to-all doberman.
Irish setter is the only thing that could probably make me sway out of buying a mongrel nowadays. I love their dipshit & duracell personality. |
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A colleague of my Dad's has a Great Dane.
This monster of a dog, as a puppy, enjoyed 'tossing the garden furniture' and found the appeal of dining table legs similar to that of a dog biscuit. However, she requires less exercise than a lot of dogs and is very mild mannered. The largest problem they have suffered is her trying to 'rescue' people from water - a wind surfer in cornwall and even my dad's colleague from the bath!
On the downside, she had to buy a larger car to accomodate the dog (as a puppy Molly wouldn't fit in the Elise!). ____________________ Avast! Pirates ahoy!
I did Cadwell!
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Posted: 13:45 - 10 Jan 2007 Post subject: |
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You l been very helpful and some great dog pics in there to. I particulaly liked chow chow awww so fluffy lol
BF is stuck on the idea of an alzation i still want a husky. We have been discussing this for aprox 2 years now and now we have the right accomadation for the dog and everything else. The time is right just have to look for the right dog now.
Last time i was at the rspca kennels i cried like a baby as it was heartbreaking i wasnt the only one mind.
worried about the backyard smelling like wet dog and looking like a swamp as in the summer i want to have BBQ's out there, bf said he clean all the shit up but i still am cautious. ____________________ All the breast.
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Posted: 13:55 - 10 Jan 2007 Post subject: |
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My mate has a Ridgeback / Rottie cross.
Looks pretty much the same as a Ridgeback like this one but broader.
https://www.perrilandia.com/photo/cz1/f415086.jpg
The dog has a great temprement, but wasn't always the case. He got the dog as a guard dog originally as my mate owned a pub at the tmie and it wasn't in a great area. The dog was fine with people he knew but no one else. A couple of police officers came into the back of the pub one night and the dog put one of them in hospital. That said they pushed their way into a pub with MASSIVE signs about guard dogs on site.
Anyway, now my mate no longer has the pub, and the dog is a lot older he's calmed down one hell of a lot. Great with kids and anyone who comes in.
After seeing the dog I'd recommend one as a good pet, but seeing how he was younger I'd say stick well clear as he could be REAL nasty! How much is down to training and how much is down to the age of the dog i don't know! ____________________ How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could Chuck Norris?
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Ahhhh, well i dont think that matters then. Now what else can i find to complain about? (dog related) ____________________ All the breast.
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Well in a few weeks, all the chewed up furniture. |
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Posted: 22:51 - 10 Jan 2007 Post subject: |
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plugger147 wrote: | I've got a dobe and an heinz 57, the dobe was very hard work to begin with he is a pleasure to own now though and very friendly to most people although he seems to have a problem with black people and turns very nasty at the sight of any. . |
haha I too have a racist dog, well mainly it's headgear like baseball caps and turbans, but not being nasty, black people walk differently and she doesn't like it...
Really have to watch her.
thing is.. she's black, must be indenial
Also with pet insurance it was over 300 a yea r for Meg for basic cover that did bugger all, worthwhile cover was £700, so we just thought we'd pay any bills should she become ill, we're a farm so vaccinate the dogs ourselves.
at £700 a year for 5 years without having to use it, it was expensive. Depends on breed though, springers being the zx10 to insure of dogs ____________________ Insta - FemFeral |
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Got an alsation puppy, its parents are full breed and seen them they have papers.
Seems petrified to be honest and i am a little worried. Its panting alot and tried giving it water but suppose its getting used to the house. Its peed several times and left some deposits on the floor much to my pleasure my bf has to clean up as he wanted the dog only fair as i clean up after cats.,
The cats are looking at it wildly and none to pleased they have taken to the upstairs of the house,
Called it "Missy" dont know why it just stuck with her. She stinks i got some shampoo from the pet shop and a few other things the staff where excellant help there.
at present missy is chewing my nice throw over i donated as a bed to her much to my displeasure but is coming out of her shell.
ok questions:
How often to i clean dog as she stinks and the smell had me heaving this morning?
How do you stop the livingroom carpet smelling of pee as she peed there i didnt get her into the hall on time.
also my eyes are getting worse with all the fur floating about and think my alledrgies are worse now have to get the allergies eye drops out again.
Photoes will follow as soon as i figure out what happened to the finepix viewer when dad mucked the computer up. ____________________ All the breast.
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What do you mean, she smells bad enough to make you feel sick? That's not normal for a puppy, check her eyes and, especially ears for any pus or other signs of infection. Her behaviour of being petrified doesn't sound like typical puppy behaviour either, she should be curious. A friend of mine got a pug puppy just before xmas and within minutes of being brought into the flat, he was all over the place, checking it out, and he doesn't smell at all of anything.
If you have allergies already, why get a dog? Oh, yes, because your boyfriend wanted one.
Simple: what's the view on washing dogs these days? When we had ours in the 1980s to early '90s, the advice was to wash him only if he got dirty or muddy, but normally a wash wouldn't be needed. As a result, ours was washed with shampoo just once a year, and rest of the time, he was just rinsed with water. Fabulous long silky coat, though. ____________________ My other bike's a Monster... |
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Go to your local pet shop and get some of that liquid that makes dogs want to piss when they smell it.
I had a 5 hour car journey when I got my chocolate lab pup. Much to my surprise, he didnt get out of his cardboard box for the whole journey and he didn't do anything nasty. Brought him into the kitchen, put some newspaper down and sprinkled some of that liquid on and he starts pissing immediately. As if by magic.
Thankfully we have a large enough kitchen to keep dogs in so he stayed in there until he was properly trained and could be trusted (about 3-4 months, can't remember) |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 110 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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