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Have you ever had a pet destroy a Transformer figure?

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My dog has a very expressive face. He either looks like he's break your heart sad, or doppy happy.

 

I didn't take any of that personaly either about the cage. Trust me I agree with you.

 

As for house training, I got this dog done in 4 days.

 

Now here's the thing about time outs and the cage.

 

My sister won't use one. Her dog goes inside of her house. On that same note, that dog will NOT even think of going inside mine. He knows theres a negative consequence if he does here.

 

Accidents do happen, especialy if there's a delay on the potty break, or if the dog is sick. My dog though will only go in one are outside, because thats what I taught him to do.

 

I don't like back yards that have puppy bombs all over :tfpuke

 

Even in the deepest snow he'll go clear out his spot so he can go there.

 

It's all about repetition and possitive reenforcement.

 

It's work, but it's worth it. I have a happy dog who doesn't bark, but gets to sing.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/video/video.php?v=1213964523118

 

I'm sorry if that link doesn't work, but he does love his shows.

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Mine was kept in a kennel for most of his puppyhood before we got him. As such, he always hated the kennel and after we got him and we didnt have a kennel he developed a nasty separation anxiety with us. Its taken a long time to counter act the damage but he's better, although he still has the occasional relapse (last week he destroyed the couches, first time in a few years he did anything).

 

He is a 13 year old Weimer going on 14 and I wubs him no matter what!

 

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^^^ We were at the beach after work and I was very very very drunk

Thats a good boy!!!

 

Sorry about the couches. It's easier when you get them at a young age, but still, a rescued dog is good. Every dog I've ever had has been a rescue mut from a shelter.

 

Dogs from a breeder will never get put down, and are most likely inbreed as well as expensive.

 

I don't need "westminster" I'd rather give a (literaly) under dog a chance.

 

Thats how I got Phil, if I didn't take him he was gonna be put down, and I just couldn't let that happen.

 

we gotta take care of these little guys ;)

Thats how we got Meshuggah, she was at the shelter and was looking so adorable! She is an English Wolfhound and has the sweetest temperament of any dog you'll ever see.

I found Phil on Petfinder while doing a local search.

Don't know what it was as I was scrolling through the pages fast but something told me to go back.

 

I called his shelter and joked with the lady for a hour or so before she told me they were in Ohio. I'm in Jersey so it seemed like a waste of time since they couldn't ship the dog. (it was a mom and pop organization and not for profit.

 

3 days later I got a call from the ladyin tears. She told me they were at capacity and had to put some dogs down and that I was the only person who called on this one.

 

I couldn't have that so I told her to reserve him, jumped in my car that weekend, drove to Ohio.

 

There was Phil and his brother. Phil layed right and my feet and the brother bit me.

 

It took less then a minute I knew I had my dog, so I jumped back in my car and drove right back home.

 

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Ignore the above advice mostly, Our WOLF and BORDER COLLIE had many toys and left the toys alone. Try telling a wolf to leave, try removing a toy from a wolf.. Now try splitting up a Collie and a Wolf when they are in tug of war...

 

Listen to Caesar Romero when needing Dog advice.

Watched a Ridge-back (LION KILLERS) try to steal from the Wolf, one noise from him and well Ridge-back was err a westie.. Collie was boss over the wolf...

 

We now have the Collie, Ellie-May, and a second Collie, Dusty-Cleo, after play-fighting with the Wolf and collie, which was scary, Fighting TWO collies at the same time with their strength and speed? I would rather take 3 wolves on. :tfevil

why whould you listen to the guy who played The Joker for dog advice?

my cat leaves My transformers alone the only thing she has done is knocked them off the bookcase

In an unrelated note, I cant wait for Frenzy_Rumble to finish my custom (SOOOO CLOSE). I commissioned my dog! :P Made out of a Universe Cheetor body (closest body type to a Weim that had any sort of articulation).

 

I found Phil on Petfinder while doing a local search.

Don't know what it was as I was scrolling through the pages fast but something told me to go back.

 

I called his shelter and joked with the lady for a hour or so before she told me they were in Ohio. I'm in Jersey so it seemed like a waste of time since they couldn't ship the dog. (it was a mom and pop organization and not for profit.

 

3 days later I got a call from the ladyin tears. She told me they were at capacity and had to put some dogs down and that I was the only person who called on this one.

 

I couldn't have that so I told her to reserve him, jumped in my car that weekend, drove to Ohio.

 

There was Phil and his brother. Phil layed right and my feet and the brother bit me.

 

It took less then a minute I knew I had my dog, so I jumped back in my car and drove right back home.

 

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Thats an awesome story.

 

Ignore the above advice mostly, Our WOLF and BORDER COLLIE had many toys and left the toys alone. Try telling a wolf to leave, try removing a toy from a wolf.. Now try splitting up a Collie and a Wolf when they are in tug of war...

 

Listen to Caesar Romero when needing Dog advice.

Watched a Ridge-back (LION KILLERS) try to steal from the Wolf, one noise from him and well Ridge-back was err a westie.. Collie was boss over the wolf...

 

We now have the Collie, Ellie-May, and a second Collie, Dusty-Cleo, after play-fighting with the Wolf and collie, which was scary, Fighting TWO collies at the same time with their strength and speed? I would rather take 3 wolves on. :tfevil

 

You should try playing with Greyhounds. They dont look big on the track but they are. Very powerful, muscular animals that are faster then the wind. You CAN NOT catch one unless they want you to. Really precious pups.

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