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Maureen - 2009-01-26
I live with 2 adorable shelties. They love to catch a frisbee, chase a ball and do tricks. If I get busy and don't give them something to do for a few days then they'll let me know by chewing my shoes. They are a great dog to play with, they like to be silly and do tricks, anything for food!! Wonderful begging eyes that you have to be careful of otherwise you'll be treating them all day. They love their food and their people!

Desiray - 2009-01-23
The doberman at our house is felony charge who was raised with a pug and Husky/Lab mix. My niece comes and plays with our GENTLE LOVING SHY DOG!

The Dog Guy - 2008-12-17
Rottweilers are not scary and dangerous when treated properly. I have a pure bred female rottie who is about 4 years old. She is not in any way aggressive. She thinks she's still a puppy and she thinks she can jump on people and be cute. She does get over excited when people are near and may give a little, painful nip, but she doesn't mean it. We describe her as a leaking tap because she's always drooling. She is also the vacuum because she scoffs up food in a second. They are good pets when treated properly.

Sharon - 2008-12-07
I had never heard of a schnoodle until I got one for my husband for valentines day. He is adorable and everyone that sees him falls in love and wants one. Ollie loves walks, riding in the car, and running in the yard. A bundle of energy but listens well to our commands. He is truly part of the family.

amoreena - 2008-11-16
hello, I'm amoreena. I'm 11 years old and I was wondering um if I could buy the dog I love that one. I've never had a dog but I've read about them and I can take care of that dog. Can you tell me if you are selling the dog if you are how much and could you tell me more about your dog.
please thank you.

Denni Wentzell - 2008-10-28
One should also check for hernia. My son had a beautiful little Beagle and the family loved her dearly. She began showing some indications of severe pain in her little belly and when the vet checked her, she had a hernia that was very aggressive. It had to be removed; then, it grew back. The poor little thing had to be put down as hers was the type of hernia that would come back over and over and wrap around her intestine. According to the people that sold the dog to my son, this was not something that was known to be on either side of her parents.

Dorinda Bigham - 2008-10-05
My husband and I own a pit bull named Casper. He is an amazing dog. We have had him three years with no problems. We have 2 children and 3 other dogs plus a cat which he loves dearly and he never meets a stranger. I have been around this breed all my life my father was a vet and also bred and raised pit bulls. They are not a breed for everyone. They need lots of attention and lots of exercise. But if you want a dog who will love you and protect you and your family (especially kids) then this is your bred.

tublubfubnub - 2008-09-22
That is so cute, great job.

destiny - 2008-08-02
I have what is supposed to be a Pomeranian that looks exactly like your dog! Your dog is so cute, does it bark at like anything that moves outside, cause mine does BIG TIME!

Shavauna - 2008-07-23
My male German Shepherd is so smart, when he was a puppy, I had to work at keeping one step ahead of him. He is always waiting for a command, like, c'mon, let me know what you want me to do already, laugh! High energery, physically and mentally. When we play ball, I purposely will throw it in an area where he really has to work to find it, he loves it! It may take awhile for him to find it, but his tail is constantly wagging, and of course he always gets his ball!

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Madison - 2010-03-24
maybe you should enter him in an agility course like i did with my lab pup

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