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Nostalgia4Dicks posted:
For crates, we found that a memory foam bathmat from Costco was Reggie's favorite crate liner. It's fairly flat, but still squishy and soft. He has one in both his crate in the living room, and in the bedroom, and he treats them like his "dens." He has a big fluffy bed, but he almost never uses it in favor of the crates.
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Weltlich posted:, or Dobermans that adopt a doll and treat it like a real baby. Wait what
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Weltlich posted:Dobermans that adopt a doll and treat it like a real baby. 
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EXTREME INSERTION posted:What's it like living with a land shark I don't know: neither of them belong to me. I can tell you that Millie's favorite greeting move is 'nut punch'. Guided sack-seeking landshark.
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EXTREME INSERTION posted:Wait what Not Nipsy Russell posted:I can tell you that Millie's favorite greeting move is 'nut punch'.
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evil_bunnY posted:Dobbies are stupidly loyal and protective. If you don't pay attention to them or don't allow them to be your pal they'll find something else to guard. Rottweilers too. When I was growing up, the next door neighbour had a Rottie that decided that our house was worth guarding as well as his. If you ran, he'd chase after you all angry. Stop and walk and he was fine with that. Totally ignored our Golden Retriever and believed all the property was his to guard. Got his rear end kicked by our Golden Retriever several times, but still kept coming back. I miss both of them, now that I think about it.
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I like all of these dogges
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Leather Bear posted:I like all of these dogges
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Not Nipsy Russell posted:I don't know: neither of them belong to me. My kinda dog
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"Warning: property guarded by testicle-destroying malinois"
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Weltlich posted:For crates, we found that a memory foam bathmat from Costco was Reggie's favorite crate liner. It's fairly flat, but still squishy and soft. He has one in both his crate in the living room, and in the bedroom, and he treats them like his "dens." He has a big fluffy bed, but he almost never uses it in favor of the crates. Sorry missed this. Yeah I think it's just maybe too warm for the actual beds. He never uses either of them unless he's wet he uses the one outside. That's a pretty good idea though with the bath mat, I'll try it out. His crate is pretty small so I might have to cut it then he'll be more likely to tear it apart though. I'm aggressively working on the crate training and following all the steps. Still thinks I'm never coming back. Tried leaving some low volume music on and it seems to help a bit. Might put him in front of the TV next time. Haven't watched TV yet with him around so not sure how he'll react.
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Nostalgia4Dicks posted:
My dogs have all done much better in wire kennels with metal pans like this:  They can keep an eye on everything going on around them, especially family members and Eugene V. Dubstep fucked around with this message at 21:16 on Sep 2, 2015 |
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Yeah that makes sense. I read they like it covered because it's more akin to a den but probably applicable at night only. Where's the best place to leave the crate when I Ieave? My room? I'm trying to crate him at night near me with the crate facing me but he usually wines around 1-2 AM and starts barking at me. But just barely started. I got the crate with him but I might look into the wire ones instead. I mean should I bother? It's what he was using before and when I first got him and he was scared it was his little safe zone. Just wondering if it'll confuse him Nostalgia4Dogges fucked around with this message at 21:23 on Sep 2, 2015 |
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Nostalgia4Dicks posted:I got the crate with him but I might look into the wire ones instead. I mean should I bother? It's what he was using before and when I first got him and he was scared it was his little safe zone. Just wondering if it'll confuse him The crate I was talking about in my earlier post? I was referring to the wire crate with the panned bottom. Giving them the chance to really look around during the daytime, but also have the ability to cover it with some kind of blanket to feel den-like is way good.
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Yeah I was just wondering if being 7 months old now it'd throw him off. Still going to probably get one. Thankfully finishing up school here soon and will have some free time for a bit so I can really focus on training him and probably some sort of obedience training or school I don't know. I don't care if he rolls over but don't want him to become defiant as he matures and gains confidence. Curious to see how he'll be after being neutered next week. No leash training is still going surprisingly good. Pretty much as long as there's no other dogs within sight I can take him out and about without a leash and he generally stays within a certain vicinity and waits for me if he goes too far or around a corner So pretty much when I stumble home from the bars I feel like this 
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Wise Fwom Yo Gwave posted:The crate I was talking about in my earlier post? I was referring to the wire crate with the panned bottom. Giving them the chance to really look around during the daytime, but also have the ability to cover it with some kind of blanket to feel den-like is way good. Another thing that helps is to, like, run up and down the stairs or work out or something, then rub your sweaty body all over a blanket or stuffed toy. Dogs find that super comforting because it's like their favorite human is right there next to them. I did that when my family got our lab puppy when I was a kid. Rubbed a stuffed alligator in my armpits. That was the only toy Gus didn't try to destroy. He carried it around like a teddy bear.
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Yeah I remember someone here saying heavily used socks in the crate
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at the date posted:My dogs have all done much better in wire kennels with metal pans like this: My old GSD/Shar pei mutt loved his crate and would spend half his day in it or near it. Our old Sheltie/chow wanted nothing to do with hers. Our new Lab/collie is confused by it.
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They're just so cute.
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Hi dog thread  
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a good pup
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   - edit just ordered 2 extra wide pet gates! Bastard can scale short fences. So I can see how he likes been left on the patio or kitchen depending how long I leave Nostalgia4Dogges fucked around with this message at 22:29 on Sep 4, 2015 |
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I got a dog, Her name is Piper, here is a bad picture of her 
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http://youtu.be/YTGY7wLd20Y This video makes me happy Totally forgot about this one http://youtu.be/bim01gFuvNE Nostalgia4Dogges fucked around with this message at 23:59 on Sep 4, 2015 |
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Golden-i posted:Hi dog thread Hello, Dogface! would fulton for my petting zoo platform
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We took the kids to the pond today, neither of them had been in the water before so it was a fun experience.  
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Sep 5, 2015 02:48
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Lot of awesome dogges on this page (And every other one before it)
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Kadi in the water, she knows we won't go out there to get her, but she'll give you this look to see if she can goad you into jumping in.
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Labradors seem to lack pain receptors
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Turtle Dad 420 posted:We took the kids to the pond today, neither of them had been in the water before so it was a fun experience. Hi Zelda
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fromoutofnowhere posted:Kadi in the water, she knows we won't go out there to get her, but she'll give you this look to see if she can goad you into jumping in. That's not a dogge, that's loving bear. Still should get pettes though.
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http://youtu.be/Xa-u4MgGo1M
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http://imgur.com/5Qmkb6W.gif This is Bruce, my boxer/Beagle mix.
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"And now my watch begins. It shall not end until my death. I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory. I shall live and die at my post. I am the sword in the darkness. I am the watcher on the walls. I am the shield that guards the realms of men."
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