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A dog crossing with a pig?

Asaba — Sat, 31 Dec 2022 16:58:00 +0000

I watched a video on YouTube the other day where I saw a dog mating with a pig and I felt that was very odd. How can that be possible? They are not supposed to in my opinion but I would be interested in hearing what you guy think too.

Breeds known for helping

PenniLove7 — Fri, 09 Sep 2022 12:09:18 +0000

Which breed of dog is known for best helping people? A St. Bernard comes to mind up in the alps, but I know there are more types of breeds that do helpful things. Is your dog one of the helpful breeds?

Breeds for people with allergies?

PenniLove7 — Thu, 08 Sep 2022 20:11:37 +0000

Which breeds do you find are easier on people who have allergies?

We used to have a miniature schnauzer and my husband was okay around her, but not always. If we were to get another dog, I'd love to choose a different breed but have no idea which one would be safe for him and his allergies?

Do you Prefer Small or Large Doggos?

Sunshine89 — Thu, 04 Mar 2021 09:16:10 +0000

The title speaks for the whole thread, really. Do you prefer small dogs or big dogs? I like large dogs but I can see the benefits of a smaller dog (smaller poops to pick up, fo a start).

Pit bulls - Do they Deserve the Stigma?

CredenceDarkly — Thu, 04 Mar 2021 07:43:37 +0000

Pit bulls and cross-bred pit bulls are banned here in the UK. If someone is found with one, the dog is taken away and destroyed. I think it's absolutely ridiculous that a breed can be banned. It's the owners, not the dogs that make a dog violent.

My hyperactive pug

Corzhens — Wed, 21 Feb 2018 01:41:47 +0000

We got Pipoy when he was a 2-month old puglet. He was exhibiting antics but what is noticeable is his hyperactive attitude. The vet said that he will outgrow his hyperactive character. But until now that he is already 5 years old, he is still hyperactive that we cannot let him loose in the house. Yeah, it is sad that he is in a cage although we let him loose in the yard for his toilet needs. We have 2 other dogs that are loose in the house with no problem. By the way, we hired a trainer to teach Pipoy the proper attitude when Pipoy was a year old but that did not help. Do you have any suggestion?

My Dogs

Kakashi2020 — Mon, 12 Feb 2018 13:28:31 +0000

I have 2 dogs, Orbits a female 1year old full spotted Dalmatian and Shakes a 3 year old male Pointer. Orbits has a medium to well built liver spotted body and typical with Dalmatians, shes very loyal, friendly and affectionate. Shakes has a medium frame with large black and brown spots. He's my 2nd English Pointer and my favorite dog, he likes to run a lot and when he's on stealth mode, he can catch a couple of birds really fast. Pointers are originally bred as hunting dogs or gun dogs and they are extremely intelligent, loyal, protective and active, runs really fast.

Pitbulls

Oscar Enrique — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 13:38:39 +0000

A dog of an American variety of bull terrier, noted for its muscular build and often associated with ferocity.

Do you own a shetland sheepdog (sheltie)?

WillowWonka — Thu, 08 Feb 2018 00:43:56 +0000

I've had many shelties in the past, and my last one passed away last year. :( I was wondering, do any of you own or know of someone who owns a sheltie? If so, what are your thoughts on them? (P.S. you should post photos!)

Pit Bulls

emgaudet — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 18:50:27 +0000

I believe Pit Bulls get a bad rap. Some of them may look a little scary, especially when they have had their ears docked. However, all of the Pit Bulls I have ever had the pleasure of meeting have been so sweet and affectionate! Case in point, my dog Bruce. He's a big, beefy pitty. When I take him for walks, people often comment on how intimidating he looks. He happens to be the sweetest dog. So patient and loving. I have never for a second worried that he would do anyone any harm. I am a firm believer that dog temperments are a product of their environment. If a dog is raised with love and kindness, you will have a fairly even tempered dog, no matter the breed. And it goes the other way as well. Dogs raised in cruel, abusive environments tend to be aggressive. Pit Bulls are no exception. Does anyone have any thoughts on the subject?