Then why would you get a dog to begin with?ernest_t_bass;1374697 wrote:b/c we don't have the time to devote to training him.
We got him as a companion dog for our other dog. They are both outside dogs, who have a nice dog shelter to go in and out of. He's just really, really stupid.GoChiefs;1374712 wrote:Then why would you get a dog to begin with?
#picfailRaw Dawgin' it;1374735 wrote:time to call this guy
Red X Man?Raw Dawgin' it;1374735 wrote:time to call this guy
Ah. Gotcha.Raw Dawgin' it;1374758 wrote:it was ceasar milan
I think we pretty much have, yeah. Gonna be weird having four dogs, but we'll adapt.KR1245;1374848 wrote:We rescued our dog, she was found in a puppy mill when she was 5 months old. She had never been out of her cage, could barely walk, she smelled awful and was terrified of people. It took a couple days for her to warm up to us but once she did she turned into a different dog, she is one of the happiest/friendliest dogs that I have ever been around.
You're doing the right thing. Did you guys decide to keep him?
Had four dogs until the fall. Down to three now. Two inside and two (one now) outside. Are yours all inside?O-Trap;1374851 wrote:I think we pretty much have, yeah. Gonna be weird having four dogs, but we'll adapt.
Yep. However, since two are small, I don't think it'll be too bad. It'll be a nice medium sized dog, as the other three are 5 lbs, 11 lbs, and 105 lbs, respectively.I Wear Pants;1374853 wrote:Had four dogs until the fall. Down to three now. Two inside and two (one now) outside. Are yours all inside?
Do they stay outside year-round? Why do two stay inside and one outside?I Wear Pants;1374853 wrote:Had four dogs until the fall. Down to three now. Two inside and two (one now) outside. Are yours all inside?
The toy poodle has to stay inside because he lives inside and would definitely freeze outside. We have a rescue that we've just always let inside since she's so good about everything. Could leave her in for two days and there would likely be no accidents anywhere. And the cats like her. She gets tied up on the porch with a long run when it's nice out or if she needs to go to the bathroom during the daytime.KR1245;1374857 wrote:Do they stay outside year-round? Why do two stay inside and one outside?
I have an uncle that does the same thing, he keeps one dog in the barn(unless its too cold) and keeps the others in the house
Just curious
sportchampps;1375059 wrote:Crimson, My Bestfriend had the same thing happen. He owned a Pitbull who his parents absolutely hated because of all the stories about Pitbulls. When his grandparents got really sick they asked him to move back in with them to help take care of them during the day since he worked nights. When he first moved in they told him he couldn't bring his dog then eventually told him ok but it has to stay in the garage. Well within a week the dog was out of the garage and on the couch with the other 2 dogs. He lived there for about 18 months until his grandfather passed away. When he moved out his mom and dad wouldn't let him take the dog with him because they loved it to much.
To each his own.dlazz;1375055 wrote:I had Pop Tarts and was teabagged this morning.
j_crazy;1375240 wrote:Weird. I rescued a dog off the interstate yesterday. Great dog, potty trained. Chihuahua, white. Great with my kids and dog. He's deaf though. That's a new challenge for me.
Like father, like pet.Curly J;1375274 wrote:Deaf dogs are fun, as I'm finding out. Mine is losing/lost her hearing. She is also reverting back to things she did when she was about a year old. Kinda funny yet sad at the same time. At least the rest of her health is good. Well except she has quit growing hair for some reason. Old age I guess.