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Sal - 2012-09-06
The dog in this pic looks EXACTLY like mine must have as a pup, floppy ears and all. Does anyone know if that is a full PowderPuff or not? I rescued my pup at 2.5 yrs old so we don't know if he's pure. Any input is appreciated!

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Clarice Brough - 2012-09-17
Not sure, the contributor said it was a full Powder Puff.

Shirley - 2012-11-24
I recently adopted a 1 1/2 year old chug from a rescue shelter. He is the most stubborn dog I know. He knows what you are talking about but will only do it if he wants to. Since he is older can someone give some advise on what to do. He was house trained when I got him. So this was a big plus. It is just like having a stubborn toddler in the house. I know I kinda have him spoiled he only sleeps with me because he likes the electric blanket. I got him his own and he won't sleep in it. He thinks every time I shower he is suppose to jump in. He follows me all around the house and will not go lay down until I sit down. When I do sit down. He makes me hold him in my lap. Any tips on how I can break some of these behaviors.

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Charlie Roche - 2012-11-24
Have no fear, you are doing very well. It sounds like your furry friend is training you quite well and that is all that is needed for a perfect relationship. Seriously, nature of the pooch - just enjoy it and if a particular behavior bothers you - just say 'NO' and put him in his bed or in a crate. Sounds like he loves you and all affection on his part though.
Shirley - 2012-11-24
Thank you. I love him so much I just want him to know when I say no I mean no! You are right I feel like he is training me than me training him. :).
Charlie Roche - 2012-11-24
They are just sooo cute and adorable and lovable and a person has a tendency to laugh or hug when we know we should say 'NO'. Puppy is very smart and he will understand 'NO'. Us humans - we are very trainable by the furry things we love.

traci - 2012-11-20
My Chorkie looks exactly like this one! He even has the same green eyes!

Tristan - 2012-12-29
I bought my 3rd german shepherd.His mom was quite small about 17-18 inches but the dad was 24-26 inches,how big would the puupy be?

Jessica - 2011-04-30
The picture of the malamute looks exactly like my kloud that I use to have. I love malamutes and she is beautiful.

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Charlie Roche - 2011-04-30
They are so gorgeous and I love the fur. They always smell so good. Personality is great. If you need a baby sitter let me know. lol

Bill Newton - 2012-06-05
Basenjirescue.org has more information and support if needed. They also have Basenji's that need rescue on their sight.

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David Brough - 2012-06-05
Thanks for the info!

Dana - 2012-07-27
This is an amazing, charismatic and energetic breed. Please know that these bundles of energy bond quickly, try extremely hard to please but do forget their manners from time to time. They need a firm, fair owner who will not stint on the love and affection that they thrive on. This breed is NOT for folks that are not active. GSP's do best when they can run off leash and sniff around in hunting mode. I can't imagine my life without my GSP who is funny, loyal, extremely smart, hard-headed athletic hunter/companion/best friend.

Anonymous - 2012-06-29
Actually,the picture you show of an Airedale Terrier looks awfully like my Welsh Terrier. They are mistaken for baby Airdales all the time. Do you have the correct dog picture?

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Charlie Roche - 2012-06-29
If you look up images of airdale versus welsh, the images as you said are just about identical. I find it real hard to tell the difference. One thing though, the Airdale grown runs around 40 - 50 pounds and the Welsh around 25. This is the bigger dog so right picture - that was hard.

Des - 2010-08-10
The Bullmastiff is not known as a Bernese Mountain Dog....or any other names the Bernese carries...lol

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Editor's Note - 2010-08-13
You're right! Thanks for pointing it out. Where in the world did we get those names? We can't find any alternate names for the Bullmastiff, if you know of any, please let us know.
Madoda - 2012-09-27
In the townships we call them 'Bulldogs' ...lol I have one but he has ticks I tried powders and ginger tablets whats the best remedy or product for bllodsucking ticks:-(

Riches DeEurope - 2012-01-14
we are a family of great pyr. lovers and have great regard for this large size loving member of the family , loving and kind with children . bright and love to explore . right family member for right person with big heart and correct care for the dog . housedog just a lap dog while family watches tv....great protection to any inknown noise safe and wonderful breed , can't wait to purchase another. wish this one was up for purchase looks like our amber . Best in the world . MrDeEurope

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Riches paul DeEurope - 2012-01-14
hello ,

good day love looking at this great dog and breed. Any chance with approval buy you we may be able to purchase . If not have others that wil fit into this quality of pyr. this is one great looking bager pyr. with sincere intrest. Mr.DeEurope and family

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