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Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View PostThanks! She's getting up there in age though...I can't imagine what it'll be like when she goes.
Whatever you decide with, best of luck! The absolutely most important thing with any dog is training. If you want to really enjoy it, training has to be the initial priority.
Check out these books, if you really feel like checking out the author's credentials, do it. He wrote the military and Disney's training manual in the middle of the century and they are still in use today.
[ame]http://www.amazon.com/The-Koehler-Method-Dog-Training/dp/0876056575/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398347001&sr=8-1&keywords=kohler+dog+training[/ame]
[ame]http://www.amazon.com/Effective-Authoritative-Selecting-Maintaining-Protection/dp/0876055528/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398347001&sr=8-2&keywords=kohler+dog+training[/ame]
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Originally posted by Slow Five-O View PostYup. That's a good looking dog with good companionship! I like.
Whatever you decide with, best of luck! The absolutely most important thing with any dog is training. If you want to really enjoy it, training has to be the initial priority.
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Originally posted by Slow Five-O View PostThat's pretty cool. I hear they get dehydrated pretty easily (probably from the drool lol).
I've been to her parents house and an them cleaning drool off the ceiling. They've got rags in every corner of the house.
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Originally posted by Slow Five-O View PostMy mom has had a maltese the same way. I just can't get a liking for many little dogs out there.
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My mom has had a maltese the same way. I just can't get a liking for many little dogs out there.
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My Dad used to have a little miniature Maltese....little white piss-mop of a dog. Dumb as a box of rocks, snored loud as hell, never really fully became house trained, and worst of all....she would always lay a big shit on the tile right inside my back door when my Dad dropped in for a visit. He took her everywhere with him too. He loved the hell out of that little dog, and unfortunately she died last year at 17...went peaceful in her sleep. Never seen him so tore up (and he even had 2 different wives die on him)
My point to this....well....I don't think I have one LOL....other than to say perhaps even shitty little piss-mops sometimes make good companions.
What sucks is that he lives alone (in his 70's) I can't get him to get a new dog....been trying and he keeps refusing. I think I'm going to just drop one off over there eventually.
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Originally posted by Taylor View Posthy·brid (hī′brĭd)
n.
1. Genetics The offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock, especially the offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties, species, or races.
When you cross breed domestic dogs (Canis familiaris ), you are within the same species; therefore, not creating a hybrid.
you're wrong bro
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My mom has a shepard mutt i brought home 17 years ago. His only problem ever was when he got into rat poison and shit blood for a few days. He is getting old and slow but still kicking. I have a 7 year old lab mix that kills squirrels and possums ebery chance he gets that only had a skin issue when he was young. The only pure breed dog we ever had was an an English Springer Spaniel when I was growing up. He was smart, but only loyal to my mom. Like overly loyal. He made it to 17. I will probably only rescue mutts from now on though because both of mine are great dogs that are just thankful to have a home.
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Originally posted by dsrtuckteezy View Posti have an excellent explanation of a hybrid that i think you and i both could relate to well.
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Originally posted by Cooter View Postbro... would love to hear your explanation of a hybrid in this instance
do you accept that there are actual hybrids on earth or are you more of a jackalope kinda bro?
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Originally posted by Taylor View Posthy·brid (hī′brĭd)
n.
1. Genetics The offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock, especially the offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties, species, or races.
When you cross breed domestic dogs (Canis familiaris ), you are within the same species; therefore, not creating a hybrid.
you're wrong bro
do you accept that there are actual hybrids on earth or are you more of a jackalope kinda bro?
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Originally posted by Taylor View Posthy·brid (hī′brĭd)
n.
1. Genetics The offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock, especially the offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties, species, or races.
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Originally posted by YALE View PostCheck again.
n.
1. Genetics The offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock, especially the offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties, species, or races.
When you cross breed domestic dogs (Canis familiaris ), you are within the same species; therefore, not creating a hybrid.
you're wrong bro
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