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Choosing the Right Dog > frenchtons (boston terrier/french bulldog mix)
Squ'mey

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Barked: Tue Jun 18, '13 10:10pm PST 
5 year old zombie threadlaugh out loud
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German Shepherd > Help
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Barked: Tue Jun 18, '13 7:48pm PST 
Looks purebred to me also. But he looks older than 6 months in that pic (to my eye, anyway smile ) What's his back story? Did you adopt him from a shelter/rescue? Or get him from a breeder? He is a very handsome dog.
welcome to Dogster
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Food & Nutrition > All Natural Dog Treats! 20% Goes To Corgi Rescue!

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Barked: Tue Jun 18, '13 7:29pm PST 
did you ask HQ before you posted this? it is against the guidelines to advertise without consent.
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Saying Goodbye: Memorials & Support > A great Bully friend of Dogster has passed, Thor

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Barked: Tue Jun 18, '13 3:42pm PST 
My heartfelt condolences. Da Boyz shall have SPAM & farts tonight in honour of our dear friend. cry
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Behavior & Training > Do shock collars hurt?

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Barked: Mon Jun 17, '13 6:46pm PST 
Well, I'm certainly not "threatened" but am flattered you have "reverence" for me laugh out loudlaugh out loud Never saw myself that waycloud 9
I saw no science in what you posted...only words with many letters..
Oh..and today's ecollars have less amperage than a toaster
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Behavior & Training > Do shock collars hurt?
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Barked: Mon Jun 17, '13 5:56pm PST 
Wow..sounds like you are looking to argue, not discuss. You asked a question & when someone answers you jump all over them? shrug
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Dog Health > need to vent: friends dog can't poop, what the vet said

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Barked: Sat Jun 15, '13 11:43pm PST 
zombie thread. laugh out loud 3 years old
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Dogs & Travel > Flying from Phoenix to Seattle

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Barked: Fri Jun 14, '13 7:17pm PST 
Not going to argue with you, except to say..public fora ARE the place to discuss and offer opinions. And if someone tells people to break the law, then I will absolutely comment on it. I am not in a "snit," just stating the obvious. Telling someone to break the law makes it tougher on those who do follow them. Just because I'm not endorsing your shenanigans does not make me anything except someone who follows the law.
To quote Fez from "That 70s Show"...."Good day to you, sir. I said, good day!!" laugh out loud
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Dogs & Travel > Flying from Phoenix to Seattle

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Barked: Thu Jun 13, '13 10:52am PST 
Jilly: " Take a throw blanket with you and you might be able to sneak her onto your lap and cover her up. You are not supposed to do it, but I have. "
I find this statement & action quite upsetting on several levels.
First you break the rules, then you brag about it, then you encourage others to also do this.
This is a peeve I have with small dog owners. Would I be able to throw a blanket on my lap & have my GSD hide underneath? Ludicrous? Absolutely! But the point is, many (not ALL!) small dog owners break laws because "he's so small..what's the harm?" As I was securing my 2 dogs outside the post office, a man walked right in with a mini poodle type dog. So I waited until he'd left & walked in with both of mine..in a tight heel. Of course, the guy said "no dogs!" I calmly said "That's what I thought, but you let that other guy in with his dog, so I assumed the law had changed" wink He had no choice but to serve me & agreed that is was not right to let in the other dog. I thanked him & said I would tether mine, like I always did before.
Another gripe I have is the effect this act could have on Service Dog teams. They face some incredible access challenges as it is, & behaviour like you suggest could make it even tougher.
To the OP..Scooter gave you some excellent tips.
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Behavior & Training > From "The Dog Snobs", this one made me laugh...it's Callie
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Barked: Tue Jun 11, '13 9:48pm PST 
Flicka..They have a blog. Pmail me if you want the link straight to the blog..no faceless book that way. smile
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