why is there not footage of this paw smackdown
why is there not footage of this paw smackdown
You misunderstand, my dog "lives" in the backyard. But when we're at home the door is open and he is free to come and go (so of course he stays always inside).
he lies, he owns like 14 dogs, eats them when it gets cold
Cold in Cancun, maybe when pigs fly.
Brushing otoh is important, for furry breeds
yup.
guys ive never driven a car before, should i get a custom lambo
For Shepherds their hips can cause them problems later in life, the breed standard has caused a very triangular stance to be desirable which isn't optimal. You can ask your breeder if they do OFA testing if you are concerned. Its nice that both parents are on site They look like happy dogs.
Are you going to have the puppy chipped at some stage? As I'm in the UK, I don't know what prices are like, but think about pet insurance.
Get some training pads for the pee, inside and outside the cage. When my friend got his puppy, he told me he shouldn't walk it for a few months outside until it had all its shots, so the pads help until then.
Pee pads only encourage a dog to go inside the house a certain spot making them harder to train later. Everything I've read says the won't miss in their cage unless forced to (no one takes it out). And she will be fixed asap and possibly chipped (anyone know how much this cost on average? The chipping not fixing
Correct, training pads can backfire.
My dog uses pads. Confirmed. However, for small dogs, they can still be the best option, particularly in cold areas. The real trick is to dual-train. My dog goes on pads most of the time, but we've also trained her to go on grass. If you could do the opposite (grass most of the time with pads occasionally) I think it would work well for large dogs, too. Especially if you can get them to understand that the pad is what makes it okay, not the location.
I'm glad to see you sharing information that you've learned from conducting research. Keep it up.
As for the chip cost, I'm not certain where you are in your state, but here's an example of a place wherein you may buy certificates that cover the entire procedure ($20 for the chip, and $5 for the implanting): http://www.mobilespca.org/what-we-do...he-kibble.aspx
You can try to find another SPCA location, or contact other local organizations for further information.
On the pet insurance matter, I use VPI: http://www.petinsurance.com/
You can peruse their website and decide if you're interested or not.
Anyone know anything about this line of dog food: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Rachael-Ra...-Dogs/19720749
Still planning on going with blue buffalo if If i can find it at a decent price around my area, but looking for backups as it doesn't look promising. Also there are so many diffrent types of dog food within each brand... I know the blue buffalo had like 10 different kinds when I was looking online.