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martin - 2011-01-08
Non-sporting dogs are diverse group of dogs, their characteristics and features cannot be generalized. They are good friends to human. Non-Sporting dogs may no longer perform the tasks they were originally bred for.

Kerry Isom - 2012-05-03
I have a 12 week old labradoodle and some one said to me I am walking him to far. We do 30 mins a day. He does not seem bothered and still runs around when he gets home.

Help I am new too all of this.

Kerry

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Charlie Roche - 2012-05-04
Lab is a HIGH energy pup - real high energy and poodles have a whole lot of energy. I think you could walk this labradoodle till you couldn't stand and the pup would still be raring to go. Don't worry about walking him too much because I doubt you can and just give lots of play toys in the home.
Kerry Isom - 2012-05-04
Thank you Charlie,

someone said to me walk him 5 mins for every month of his life have you ever heard of this?

Dannie - 2013-02-11
We have a 3 yr. old Lhasa who sits in my lap and bends his neck/head straight back in order to see what's behind him....I've never seen anything like that before! Anybody else have one that does that?

Tiera - 2012-04-13
I have had my lhasa apso since she was a puppy, she has been a joy in my life. She save my life once lol. I could not ever picture my life without my playful pal. Even though she has her moments in which she can be a handful like when she's eating out of the trash or rubbing her face on my sofa after she eats. she is typicaly my idea pet.

Charles Brown - 2009-12-07
I grew up the more traditional dog breeds but I have to say our schnoodle is exceptional in every way: fantastic temperment, very affectionate, great with kids, hightly intelligent and great with kids. I can't say enough good things about this breed...

JD - 2009-07-20
~Cos Life is merrier with an Airedale Terrier..!~

Anonymous - 2009-04-20
I love these dogs. They are the smartest dog I've ever seen. They are also extremely active. They will try to herd everything and everyone. Mine herd everything from our ducks and chickens to my thoroughbreds. I couldn't imagine a better dog breed.

alberto barrera - 2009-12-05
how long does a dog's menstrual cycle last? and how often do they occur?

lindsey e. - 2012-08-02
You know what always pisses me off, when people start saying that pitbulls or rottwielers (sorry dont know how to spell that) ect. are mean and aggresive dogs, because the truth is any dog can be aggresive. It's all based on the owner. I mean you don't see people bad-mouthing wiener dogs or yorkies when they bite someone. Anyway didn't mean to yell at anyone just wanted to express myself

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Charlie Roche - 2012-08-03
Some dogs are easier to train than others. Some humans take the necessary time to train their pups and some don't. Different breeds of dogs are know to have different dispositions and maybe because they are hunters, or fighters, or just larger - they need a human that is able to provide quality training. Many humans can train a poddle for example as they are eager to please where possibly a pitttbull needs a firmer or more experienced trainor. Parrots have different personalities and some are just so easy to have as pets and require no training to speak of. Some are a little stubborn. So yes, it is based on the owner and it is also based on the personality of the breed or species.
Tabitha Boggs - 2012-11-23
You are right when you say any dog can be aggressive. But what a lot of 'pitbull' owners don't understand is that terriors are naturally dog aggressive. It does have a lot to do with how the dog is raised. But 'pitbull' owners need to always be aware of the terrior in them and understand their dogs body language to hopefully prevent any negative reactions from their dog.

vicky - 2011-02-08
Hello I am looking to give a forever home to a old english sheep dog free to good home. He/she would have lots of walks love and attention.

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Tracey Walsh - 2011-03-10
I was curious if you were still looking for a home for your Old English Sheep dog. I have a 6 year old OES and would love to add another to our family.
Thank you,
Tracey Walsh
Jennifer Elliott - 2011-06-24
Where do you live? Jenny
Jodie - 2011-08-15
Where do you live? We are breeders and often rehome dogs in which we are retiring from breeding, or have decided not to breed. We may have a 3 year old female available.

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