re: Monday Dog Thread (SFW)

I don't know how the front of that park got so damn muddy. Never been like that before

Im excited about the new changes ckming our way

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I don't know how the front of that park got so damn muddy. Never been like that before

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I think there is a busted water line under the ground.

My lil pug Butters after getting his teeth cleaned last year. Poor lil man was just a tad out of it

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Butters looks high as a kite.

He sat like that on the couch for almost 2 hours, poor lil man

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Awww he looks like he is enjoying the hell out of that hike? He try to pee on every rock? My pug does that.....as if he's marking a path so we don't get lost

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Oh yea. I swear, every time we get out in nature, he has a 2 gallon bladder. Hendrix will piss on imaginary objects sometimes.

Charlie

American Bulldog

At 4 months

At 18 months (same rug)

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He's a great dog and super smart. Two things to consider before getting this breed are you must:
A: Be an active person
B: Be patient person

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Care to expound more? I've never owned one, but am looking to get a new pup soon. The wife doesn't want one that will shed. We're looking at Weimaraner, German short haired, Vizsla, or (if I get my say so) a Brittany.

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Care to expound more?

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Absolutely..
Weim's do shed, but not terribly a lot at all. They don't have an undercoat and are very low dander wise. That was one of he reasons we chose it,2 of my kids have allergies.

Weim's are extremely active creatures to say the least. We walk ours once in the morning and afternoon typically around 2-3 miles combined and he still is running around the house like a mad man.

They are very social and fun loving dog , but they typically will bond very closely with one member in particular. For mine it was my wife. He basically is her shadow most all day long. He also is extremely protective of her around unknown people , so training is key at an early age.

House breaking was simple, we taught him to ring a bell at the back door to let us know. Takes repetition like any dog, but if done right they catch on really quick.

The patience part... Yes I know, you read the above and are wondering wtf i'm talking about. Weim's are extremely ...And I mean extremely head strong dogs.. That's why some people think they're dumb..Not the case at all. Think of them as a woman who can't talk , but will chew shite up if unhappy or bored. If a Weim doesn't want to do something , well it won't. And if he wants to do something they become OCD or very pestering until they get what they want.

They do tend to suffer from separation anxiety, so if yall both work long hours it may not be the best animal to have. A bored Weim has the ability to destroy a lot in very short period of time and locking the in a cage all day stresses them out pretty badly.

What else can I answer?

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