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Thread: Thinking about getting a puppy for my daughter...need advice..

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    BINKY,. did you get that??? AOO had an ENGLISH Bulldog!! See, he still likes you English chaps!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Army_of_One View Post
    When I was a kid I had an English Bulldog...but it got ran over by a car.
    Being English, he was probably on the wrong side of the street.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Made in the USA View Post
    BINKY,. did you get that??? AOO had an ENGLISH Bulldog!! See, he still likes you English chaps!!
    Like I said...I was young and didn't know any better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Army_of_One View Post
    Like I said...I was young and didn't know any better.
    I also had a GERMAN Shepard...he too was claimed by a car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Made in the USA View Post
    BINKY,. did you get that??? AOO had an ENGLISH Bulldog!! See, he still likes you English chaps!!
    It does not appear that AoO likes the English or the Germany's since both jumped in front of a moving vehicle. Question is, was AoO the driving the car?
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    I would suggest that Binks and Wordy stay out of the street when around AOO. ;)

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    I grew up with German Shepards! They are great dogs! Army_Strong, I agree! Boxers are a lot of work! I have 2, 1 is almost 3 and the other turned 1 on July 4th. Our male (3yr old) is calm and loving, the female (1) is hyper! We got her fixed thinking it would calm her down, and I think it's given her more energy!!! Our male is really good with the girls though, before we got the other one he would sit in the front yard with us and if my oldest would go in an area he didn't think she needed to be in, he would gently grab her arm and lead her back to the middle of the yard. Now that we have a playmate for him though, he's not interested in the kids anymore! LOL Typical male!

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    Choosing the Perfect Puppy

    Once you and your family have agreed you are ready to make a commitment to care for a puppy, you will need to decide what kind of dog is right for you.
    Where Do You Begin Your Search?

    Your local animal shelter is a good place to start. Spaying or neutering is usually included in the adoption fee and can be performed when the animal reaches the appropriate age. Most shelters have excellent support services such as free behavioral counseling.

    You may also wish to talk to local obedience training facilities, a groomer or two, reputable breeders and obtain advice from a practicing veterinarian in your search for that perfect puppy.

    It is important to consider how big the puppy will be in a year or two. A Golden Retriever puppy weighing 5 pounds at about 8 weeks, can become an 80 pound adult dog in a matter of a year.
    Be Sure To Consider Your Lifestyle

    Breeds such as hunting or working dogs require more exercise than some smaller breeds and may crowd an apartment or small home. Do you have a fence to contain your new companion? What about grooming? Do keep in mind that all dogs shed their hair coat at least twice a year (Spring and Fall). Some kinds of dogs shed constantly and some breeds have to be professionally groomed. Consider your lifestyle and make sure you will have the proper amount of time to spend with a dog or puppy. You’ll need to seriously think about these and other factors when considering if a dog, or, which dog is right for you.
    Purebred vs. Mixed Breed

    One of the most commonly asked questions is "Which dog makes a better pet, the mixed breed or the purebred?" Any puppy or dog can make a great pet if the prospective owners take the time to properly socialize and train it.
    The Purebred Puppy

    Each breed of puppy was bred with a specific purpose in mind. Knowing as much as you can about that breed will help you in making the right selection. Your local library or the book department of your favorite pet specialty store has books on breeds of puppies. Investigate the breeds of puppies you are the most interested in to find out if this is the breed that will fit best into your family's lifestyle.
    The Mixed Breed

    If you are looking for a loving companion, you need look no further than your local humane shelter to begin enjoying one of America’s most popular breeds of dog–the mixed breed. These canines come in all shapes, sizes, coat lengths and colors.
    Feeding Your New Companion

    Good nutrition is crucial in helping a puppy grow and develop into a healthy dog. During a puppy's growth period, it requires up to twice the nutrition of an adult dog. A diet of food formulated just for puppies, plenty of fresh water and regular visits to your veterinarian will help ensure your new puppy gets off to a healthy start.


    Here you go AOO, from the Purina Website~ Advice on choosing a puppy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Army_of_One View Post
    I also had a GERMAN Shepard...he too was claimed by a car.
    There you go, should of just had him stuffed. No worry about piss or shit to clean up and damn sure wouldn't bite no one. JK AOO

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    army, in a couple of monthes i can get you a purebred siberian husky. they are right there in wichita

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