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Let me ask something u talk about This dog is more expensive cause this line is healthier then any other line or talk about there Dual registries but no Dog really is a one particular dog breed without mixing it with something. I mean how was the Boston Terrier produced and it has there parents health problems maybe not as puppies but as they get older they will start to go through the issues another is French BullDog they have there parents health issues and German Rottweilers and German Shepard’s with the Hip dysplasia they may test negetive as puppies but the older they get the more problems they will feel as far as the hip dysplasia Yes I know what I am talking about I did go to college for a vet assistant another is Bull terrier which was made by crossings EnglishBullDog and now Extinct Terrier to make the BullTerrier
I had a black lab that was 16 and another that lived to 14. I also had a yellow lab that only lived to be eight. He died of a splenic tumor that burst. He died after surgery. And my chocolate lab had the same issue and he died at just 6 years old. The splenic tumor issue is pretty much a death sentence and so heartbreaking. We now have a new little black lab puppy his name is Obadiah and he is 3 months old. Here's to hoping he lives like my other two black labs.
It's a good idea to brush your puppy every day from the time they are very young, even though they don't really have long enough hair to get matted yet. This way they will be quite used to it and won't misbehave at the groomers. Wash your puppy's sweet little face as often as you can right from the start too! Especially with the Maltese or white Havanese, once tear stains around the eyes or food stains around the mouth show up, they're almost impossible to eradicate. Regular toothbrushing is important too, for fresh breath and preventing tooth loss later in life. The biggest issue though is your fur baby's tiny feets! Handle their feet every day from day one, or they are very likely to become overly sensitive there and put up a fight when it's time for a pet-icure!
I wish I could send you a picture of him . and his momma, he was about 8 months old when my mom bought him home. he didn't take no mess from any body when someone came to visit our house, a very good guard dog. but the one thing I miss doing was and he loved it was bath time, and getting him clean and handsome. but he loved sleeping with me from time to time.and one night in 2002, when I was sleeping in bed, his spirit came to visit me. ❤.
I got a Carolina dog by mere accident , and good luck. A lady at the dog park asked me if she was a Carolina dog , I didn't know so I googled it sure enough there was a picture of her replica
Became a fist time dog mamma to a borador two years ago and she is a gem! HIgh energy but very smart and a very sweet, amendable personality. Easy to train with MOST things but remains stubborn and one or two areas.
I’ve always grew up with Pitbulls around in my neighborhood and city. I just recently got a puppy . She’s a year old and she’s amazing! She is so well trained, super smart. Naturally protective at home. She’s my baby.
Did they not come from same root ? Weren’t the Australian Sheepdogs bred from the Border Collies taken over by the farmers from UK settling in Australia ? I have a blue merle collie who could be an Australian as well as a Border . Borders come 8n the same colours .
My first encounter with a Jackie came in a pet store some 15 years ago. I asked their hooman how much did she really like having him and she flashed a big smile. Tiny powerhouses with big dog attitude. Difficult some days, yes. Love😮😮 to sleep in the laps of their hoomans, yes. In fact they sleep so soundly that will slide right off of your lap. Very funny and quirky. Such a nice breed that will love unconditionally.
I got a eight week old male malshi Aug 2, 2023 after losing my 16.5 year old Bischon last July 28, 2023. We stumbled upon this puppy while looking for rescues. We named him Noah a spirited dog with a big personality. We loved him the minute we picked him up to bring home...Now a year old he is truly a nut, but gives us so many laughs. He can also be stubborn when he wants something or wants to play with you. He looks like our first dog "Mojo" a maltese, pure white and so cute. Except for the shorter nose he looks and acts just like her and loves other dogs and people....he loves attention. We love our Noah❤ and are very happy he picked us😊
I've owned KELPIES since my late father bought me one when I was just 5years old some 52years later I just bought another beautiful black and tan Kelpie called Lady Bird I wouldn't have another breed of dog and I couldn't dishoner my late father's love for the breed cheers Cobbas from Australia 🤠🐨🦘🐴
I love how you say, “Its bad reputation has followed it over the years despite proof to the contrary”, and then go on to talk about how dangerous and aggressive these dogs are to other dogs and people. 😂 Who in the hell needs a dog like this? Simply buy a different “strong” dog if you need to make up for personal insecurities.
Dog Attack Statistics by Breed Forbes, 2024 Many dog advocates argue that there is no such thing as a bad breed, only a bad owner. Still, it can be helpful to understand which breeds of dogs are most commonly involved in bite incidents or acts of aggression. Dog attacks by breed statistics are invaluable both for individuals looking for a dog to adopt as well as for those who interact with animals who want to minimize risk. The breed that commits the most attacks overall is pit bulls. Pit bulls are involved in more dog attacks than any other breed. In fact, the American Animal Hospital Association reports this breed was responsible for 22.5% of bites across all studies. Mixed breeds were a close second at 21.2% and German Shepherds were the third most dangerous breed, involved in 17.8% of bite incidents.⁶ The breed that is most likely to be involved in a fatal attack is pit bulls. Pit bulls are both more likely to be involved in bite incidents and more likely to cause serious injury or death when a bite does occur. In fact, from 1979 to 1998, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention determined pit bulls were involved in the most fatal dog attacks, accounting for 28% deaths due to dog bites during that same time period.⁷ Pit bulls may present a greater danger than other breeds for many reasons, such as because they have been bred to be more aggressive, are less likely to back down during fights and are less likely to give a warning before a bite. So Mr. Narrator, where is the “proof” you claim you have at the start of this video?
Hi I have a min pin self bred from my first dog and i can trully say they are a joy to have around they are so lovable puppies I will never choose another dog over him He is part of my family and our baby on four legs Thank you Enjoy your day
For me I love the Belgium m is certainly amazing. However i would not get one. I do not have the energy for one. I have a 3lb chihuahua and a chi chi. I love them and can keep up
0:45 (Correction) They ARE the best guardian dogs. And some of them don't love being with some stranger at home, even if they are family or friends of the owner
Some of the images were of the King Charles Spaniel or English Toy Spaniel, not the Cavalier. The English Toy is smaller and has a pug nose, while the cavalier has a snout that looks similar to a cocker spaniel. A cavalier visually is more like a mini cocker spaniel, while an English toy is more like a pug spaniel.
I am in Dutchie team, there are plenty of Malinois in my area (most of them with little to none training, I feel bad for those dogs). As much as they are similar to each other, I wouldnt want Malinois. Dunno how to explain with words, difference between them kinda bothers me regarding malinois. Dutchie suits me better :) I have older dog too, she is mixed breed (golden retriever - 66%, and rest is german shephard and unindentified), I always thought she was challenging to train, but this picture shatters with Dutchie. Now I find walks with her "boring" (but boring is fine, because it means she do no bad behaviour). With dutchie all walks are challenging a lot, kinda exhausting, but from some reason they full fill me and I love them. I do dog joring with him (goal is to get from running to bike - he is still young and still in training) and when we run on some hill with perfect lookout point, its priceless. He loves contact with me, so I sit there, he ussually stands (after running) right next to me, I scratch his belly he occassionally licks my face (which is very disgusting after running, but his ears pointing to the side or backwards are golden), he is very calm in situation like this and I dont even have to tell him "good job, that was really good run", because he just knows, and we are both happy at that moment. I bet with malinois you can get exactly same experience. BTW I live in small apartment and his favourite spot in my apartment is on the couch right next to me. He runs daily on average 1-2hrs, and when I am not able to go out there with him for few days, then he is pain the butt :D and I have to tired his head at least. I just wish I fully understood how to train him when he was small pup, sadly it took me year and few months. Since then he is mine and I am his forever.
My GSD in her 5 yeats caught a guy with explosives( not a police k9) saved a child at a park from a m dog, up for an award from the city. Found a guy hiding in an alcove watching me hiding, hrld him there refused to let him move. Has 6 advanced obedience titles. This dog knows things. I can take her anywhere Perfect manners yet she eill protect her home with her life.
I have both. My English is a male, weighing 100 lbs, has longer hair, is gentile and obedient. My American is field trial trained, weighs abott 60 lbs, and is very active. She has softer hair. She has been spayed and when she first came here, my male , my neighbors male were probing for sex. She whipped them both. No one can get near my home without her alerting me. I like that trait in her. I took her to my neighbors house to visit. The neighbor has chickens loose in her yard. My American Lab caught a chicken, and brought it to me unharmed, but pissed off. It was enbarrassing but funny.
I have and had border collies and aussies. Aussies are a little bit more stubborn, they are very smart but collies are on another level. However, they are 2 super breeds full of love and energy
