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Mamas,Papas And Kids Who Are Hunting Dog Owners I Need Boot Help
Asked by J.S. from Dallas
on December 1, 2011
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Our big guy just had surgery on his paws. The vet said it is a chronic condition (I guess once it starts? as he hasn't had it in all these years?) and we need to get h...
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- I would try looking at Cabela's or Dick's Sporting Goods or a "hunting" type store.
- My dog has boots that we got at Pet Smart. They come in small/med/large/x large/xx large. Our miniature Poodle had some years ago just like these only our dog now is...
- My dogs don't hunt. Sorry I love that saying and I could use it in a different context. :) I used to have goldens that everyone wanted to borrow, they don't hunt, to...
Dog
Asked by C.Z. from Sioux City
on February 29, 2012
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I was wondering what would be the best dog for 2 adults and two young boys?
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- There is a show on Animal Planet called Dogs 101 .... worth a watch as they go over all sorts of breeds, talk about best situation for them re: exercises & temperamen...
- Both Labs and Golden Retrievers are fantastic, sweet, fun, loving dogs, and generally fairly easy to train. But I do agree with other posters who have stated you shou...
- We recently had to put our chocolate lab down and he was the best dog ever! He was so good with our 2 kids since they were babies and always greeted the neighbor kids...
Help!! What to Do About Our Dog??
Asked by A.B. from Lincoln
on April 26, 2007
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Ok for all you animal lovers please don't be to hard on me, I will admit that I am not an animal lover!! And my hubby is...so I am not sure what to do!!
I have to giv...
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- A.- I totally hear you about all the mess the dog makes. I have a rot/lab and doberman. I have to admit I am the one who says they aren't going no matter what though....
- It would appear that your husband's ex knew something about your husband that you didn't. That said none of this is the dogs fault and he/she deserves a home where he/...
- A., It doesn't seem like your husband is being very respectful of you to me. His background may be an idicator of his wanting to keep the dog but it's no excuse! ...
Dog Question
Asked by L.T. from Chicago
on April 25, 2011
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We are looking into getting a dog. We've decided that a golden retriever is best for our family. Here's the question, male or female? Does anyone have experience with ...
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- In general, female dogs tend to be more protective of the family, and male dogs tend to be more territorial, in my experience. One thing to consider: If you plan to wa...
- Just remember that there are lots of wonderful dogs at shelters and the humane society - plus they are way less expensive! We always get out dogs from there and they ...
- My female golden retriever is the greatest dog. As a puppy, she chewed woodwork while she was teething, but as an adult she won't chew anything but her nylabones that...
How to Pick a Dog
Asked by C.P. from Albuquerque
on December 9, 2011
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We've been planning to get a dog/puppy for a while and are finally at the point where we are ready to commit! We have already decided to pick one from the city shelte...
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- I asked this question this week and got a ton of great responses. I think you can just click on my profile name and go to "Questions Asked" if you want to read some ...
- This is going to be unpopular, but if you had a dog for 5 years (!) and gave him up because it was too much work for you, I'm not sure you should get another one. The...
- If you can, I would leave your daughter with someone the first time you visit the shelter. The first visit may take a while so you don't make any rash/rushed decision...
Aggressive Dog
Asked by M.H. from Minneapolis
on March 10, 2007
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We have a 3 1/2 year old miniature pinscher that has recently become aggressive. It's typically food motivated. He also does not like strangers. I adopted him from ...
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- My dog is aggressive when it comes to his food also. We switched to feeding him on a schedule and only put his bowls down when it is time to eat. Not only did it solve...
- You have to be calm and assertive!!! Dogs can sense ANY vibes of nervousness or fear.... This causes them also to become nervous and fearful, causing them to be aggres...
- One recommendation - Marilyn Tokach of Pure Spirit at ###-###-####. She does animal communication, training and behavior solutions. Her web is www.pure-spirit.com. ...
Don't Have Time for Dog
Asked by T.D. from Lafayette
on January 10, 2010
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Our family recently got a puppy. She is a mixed breed we got from the neighbors. She was such a cute puppy. Of course, the kids all wanted her and wanted to help whe...
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- Can you try to look for a new home for her? Get with a local agency and see if they will help. A dog is a huge responsibility! Some families are not ment for them and ...
- I think the most important thing to do is to get her "fixed" if you are worried about her getting pregnant. If you don't, in a few short months you might have more tha...
- My best friend has a busy schedule too, with gymnastics, dance, soccer, baseball, school, plus she works. They have 10 goats, 3 dogs, 4 cats, and numerous fish. The ...
Destructo Dog!
Asked by E.L. from Chicago
on April 20, 2010
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We have a great dog (Hershey, female, shar pei/lab, 6 yrs old) She's been great with our little girl since we brought her home but she has been a little jealous and un...
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- Have you thought about a doggy day care or having a dog walker come and take her on a long walk during the day? Exercise alone probably isn't the answer, but could he...
- Sounds to me like she needs good old fashioned discipline! What do you do to deterr her from this behavior? Does she get scolded? Do you raise your voice? You need to ...
- Don't get mad at the dog since you all changed the game and are adjusting to parenthood. Yes it has been her time but don't expect pets to have cognitive understandin...
Outside Dog Is Slowly Becoming and Inside Dog
Asked by S.C. from Fort Wayne
on November 23, 2010
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Due to my husband's soft heart for all things living, our enormous 70 lb outside dog is slowly becoming our enormous 70 lb inside dog. He's actually really good in the...
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- In regards to leaving your dog home alone, we always gave our dog a Kong w/ frozen peanut putter or a little canned dog food in it and this kept him busy while we were...
- Everyone has given good advice, and I don't want to just write a repeat. You say you don't want to buy a crate; do you have a spare bathroom you don't often use? I b...
- Most dogs ARE inside dogs - they are meant to be members of your "pack" and not kept isolated away from them. You did not mention how old the dog as or his breed - de...
Best Dog for Family of 5
Asked by G.G. from Chicago
on February 2, 2012
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What is the best kind of dog (from a shelter/rescue) to get for a family of 5. Kids age 4, 7, 11. I would also like one who doesn't shed like crazy. What is the best...
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- Best bet is not breed specific but finding a rescued dog with the personality that fits the family. We love boxers, but they have a swagger that can be overwheling an...
- I have a 70 pound shelter dog mix - she's lovable, loyal and friendly. My only advice to you would be that my dog is too big for my kids to take on a walk. They want...
- It's not about breed, it's about training and being a responsible owner. You need to be willing to have the dog trained and have your whole family trained :) You als...
