Any Dog owners?
31-May-2009, 01:48 PM
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Also T-mack,
One of your Pittys, to which I have owned and loved, is neud ered correct? Did it change his/her characteristics? I want to get my dog neudered but I am afraid he is going to change in personality. But again, I heard the benefits of this operation will exceeds that of not doing it.
One of your Pittys, to which I have owned and loved, is neud ered correct? Did it change his/her characteristics? I want to get my dog neudered but I am afraid he is going to change in personality. But again, I heard the benefits of this operation will exceeds that of not doing it.
But my females are very protective and they will own any males that come around them. My one female is the toughest and smartest dog I've ever owned and shes spade obviously.
31-May-2009, 03:41 PM
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I own a olde english bulldogge 
He's 90lbs and 1 1/2 years old. LOl yea I feed him whey, work him out, and treat him with lean steak.
But Bruce you have a point. A humans mental capacity surpasses that of any animal. But again courage and bravery can be easily paralleled to stupidity and ignorance.
^^^ That is why they allow 18 year olds in the army. They think they're fu*&ing invincible... lol^^^
Remember a dog will not only attack the arm or reach for bait. I taught my dog to attack the Gonads. lol...
No really... The gonads...
He's 90lbs and 1 1/2 years old. LOl yea I feed him whey, work him out, and treat him with lean steak.
But Bruce you have a point. A humans mental capacity surpasses that of any animal. But again courage and bravery can be easily paralleled to stupidity and ignorance.
^^^ That is why they allow 18 year olds in the army. They think they're fu*&ing invincible... lol^^^
Remember a dog will not only attack the arm or reach for bait. I taught my dog to attack the Gonads. lol...
No really... The gonads...
why would you feed your dog whey?
31-May-2009, 10:55 PM
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[QUOTE=bruce fee;1403261]humans are animals also, and other people's kids make a much greater mess than most animals kept in the house.
kids **** or **** in the house? and shed nasty *** hair everywhere? what kinda kids you know lol
kids **** or **** in the house? and shed nasty *** hair everywhere? what kinda kids you know lol
31-May-2009, 10:57 PM
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a dogs saliva supposedly has healing properties
some people allow their dogs to lick their face completely and have reported that it opened up their pores and helped with skin disfigurment
besides a dog is a mans best friend its a good companion and having a puppy in the house is pretty much the exact same thing as having a new baby (someone correct me if im wrong)
some people allow their dogs to lick their face completely and have reported that it opened up their pores and helped with skin disfigurment
besides a dog is a mans best friend its a good companion and having a puppy in the house is pretty much the exact same thing as having a new baby (someone correct me if im wrong)
oh yah i'll let a dog lick my face after they licked some other dogs ****
31-May-2009, 11:42 PM
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Im agreeing with kwikB16A2.... a new puppy is exactly like a baby. If u dont watch it on its own for 10 minutes all goes to hell right away. I left my puppy jack russell alone for about 20 minutes and there was a nice coil of **** on my rug and the corner of our cherry coffee table was chewed to ****.
01-Jun-2009, 08:26 AM
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Im agreeing with kwikB16A2.... a new puppy is exactly like a baby. If u dont watch it on its own for 10 minutes all goes to hell right away. I left my puppy jack russell alone for about 20 minutes and there was a nice coil of **** on my rug and the corner of our cherry coffee table was chewed to ****.
01-Jun-2009, 08:32 AM
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forget pit bulls, why not make it american bulldogs?
i would rather be in a cage vs 4 pit bulls than 4 clones of myself.
i've been around "scary" dogs my whole life, a few with attitude problems, i'd much rather have a 100lbs beast angry with me rather than a 200lbs human.
i would rather be in a cage vs 4 pit bulls than 4 clones of myself.
i've been around "scary" dogs my whole life, a few with attitude problems, i'd much rather have a 100lbs beast angry with me rather than a 200lbs human.
01-Jun-2009, 08:46 AM
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Im agreeing with kwikB16A2.... a new puppy is exactly like a baby. If u dont watch it on its own for 10 minutes all goes to hell right away. I left my puppy jack russell alone for about 20 minutes and there was a nice coil of **** on my rug and the corner of our cherry coffee table was chewed to ****.
you're right, but unlike babies, they grow up a lot quicker.
Our first dog is 7 months old now and is totally house trained. He rarely has any accidents and the only thing he likes to chew on that we don't let him are blankets and the corners of pillows. Other than that, he only chews on his chew toys.
You need to keep a good eye on young puppies. It's a lot of work at first but pays off in the end.
01-Jun-2009, 08:47 AM
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Whey is protein, you could easily feed your dog a good diet and have it looks the same. Other than that, whey is known to give humans gastrointestinal problems, nevermind a dog. You could at least buy a dog food that already has whey in it and is formulated specifically for dogs.
01-Jun-2009, 08:49 AM
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01-Jun-2009, 10:08 AM
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Holy crap, id kill those kids. Adoption agency here id come. OMG. But yeah, dogs do grow up alot earlier. And ashton, I did put my dog in a crate when i left to go to work... well school at that point. But now my dogs three years old, doesnt **** or **** anywhere in the house, unless we leave him for a whole day and he knows to do it in the middle of the hall on the tile. So we see it right away, and its not a bitch to clean up. As well he sits right in front of it when we get back. And he only chews on his toys and the corners of blankets. The only thing i gotta get him to stop doing is checking out every single piece of *** that walks by us on the sidewalk, unless of course. Shes got a hot owner as well. Then hell be my wingman. 
01-Jun-2009, 10:41 AM
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Im agreeing with kwikB16A2.... a new puppy is exactly like a baby. If u dont watch it on its own for 10 minutes all goes to hell right away. I left my puppy jack russell alone for about 20 minutes and there was a nice coil of **** on my rug and the corner of our cherry coffee table was chewed to ****.
01-Jun-2009, 10:52 AM
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another bonus to small dogs
ours is pad trained. when he was younger we would crate him overnight and when we were only gone for a short period of time. but when we went to work we'd lock him up in the bathroom with his crate, pee pad, and water/food. This way, he got to learn that the pee pad is where we wanted him to go.
ours is pad trained. when he was younger we would crate him overnight and when we were only gone for a short period of time. but when we went to work we'd lock him up in the bathroom with his crate, pee pad, and water/food. This way, he got to learn that the pee pad is where we wanted him to go.
01-Jun-2009, 11:52 AM
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You must be kidding, it's the parents that need a 'good slap'. Kids are kids.
If parents lack the intelligence that they leave paint within the grasp of naturally curious toddlers and little children, then leave them alone for long enough, then they get what they deserve.
That photo made me smile, the kids are having a great time.
If parents lack the intelligence that they leave paint within the grasp of naturally curious toddlers and little children, then leave them alone for long enough, then they get what they deserve.
That photo made me smile, the kids are having a great time.
01-Jun-2009, 12:44 PM
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You must be kidding, it's the parents that need a 'good slap'. Kids are kids.
If parents lack the intelligence that they leave paint within the grasp of naturally curious toddlers and little children, then leave them alone for long enough, then they get what they deserve.
That photo made me smile, the kids are having a great time.
If parents lack the intelligence that they leave paint within the grasp of naturally curious toddlers and little children, then leave them alone for long enough, then they get what they deserve.
That photo made me smile, the kids are having a great time.
