kittygirl109

That's cute. :D Thanks for sharing.

I've never had a small dog, so no. I've heard of it though, sounds intresting.

I was lurking around, and saw an ad about cloning pets here. Do you agree with it? I always thought the clone could be sick, and doesn't even have the personality of the original animal anyways, so I don't agree. How about you?

No we didn't. I just couldn't read the post.

People just get stupider and stupider. How sad. :cry:

I'm really upset. :cry: I loved PETA. I saw their sites, and learned about them. I learned from other people all that they do. They are extremests, and their approach to protest is all wrong. I'm confused about what's right, and what's wrong with these people.

[quote name='Freckles']:) how do dogs like to be have alot of attetion well i hope that if you have a puppy you give it a lot of attentin so they never forget you thancks :D[/quote] That's hard to read...and...um.. :oops:

Congrats on the new additon. I agree, you have a huge heart. :D

I'm so sorry. :cry: I've never lost a bigger pet then a rat, and I can't imagine how frightning and heartwrenching it must be.

I did NILIF for awhile, but stopped for some reason. I'll start up again. He's only aggressive during certain things. Usually he's really good. Thank you VERY much for everyone's advice.

I'm not offended. I totally understand, too. :D Okay, he sort of escaped the bath area, and is acting pretty bad... :cry: So...I'm just going to reward him for getting wet and try again later. *sigh* He's in front of the rat cage. :o I tried to lure him away...but I can't...i grabbed his leash and he took a snap at me...

Thanks. :D I thought he was at nearly 100 pounds. :lol:

Usually we take Caeser to a groomer, because he tends to "bite" in the tub. Well, actually, he just shows his teeth. Anyways, I thought its because of a new enviorment, and dogs around, and all that. So, today I'm taking things really slow. I'm going to give him a very relaxing bath. Please pray all goes well. If it does, he doesn't have to go to the groomer except to have his nails clipped and ears cleaned.

Woah. O.O;; Court, I'm so sorry... :cry:

She's downright precious! Congrats! :D

How sweet! :loveu: Kes sounds really precious. You're lucky to have her in your life. I'm sorry about your leg. :(

Thanks guys. I feel much better. :) In fact, this could give me a reason to have him in more, because he needs to learn to get used to it. I'll let you guys know when the tile comes. I'm hoping to get some large carpets for certain areas.

[quote name='Lucky Chaos'][quote name='kittygirl109']If you are able to come home to tend to your puppy during say, lunch break, work is not a problem. However, if you live in an apartment, its not fair to get a large dog. You said you weren't intrested in small dogs. May I ask why not? I'd also like to add that I am a beginner dog owner myself, so don't take my advice TOO seriously.[/quote] I think the person said they didn't want a puppy... But why isn't it fair to get a large dog in an apartment? Most dogs sleep while their owners are away anyway, so there's not much of a difference as long as the dog gets lots of regular excercise. We lived in an apartment for about three years with Lucky. Yes, it was more of a hassle to go down the elevator 4 times a day but it can be done. And I don't think he was unhappy because he wasn't in a house, and he's a big dog. He did get about a two hour walk every day though. But if you're dedicated of course it can be done without a problem.[/quote] I think it depends on how deticated. I just think the dog wouldn't have enough space. Again, I don't have much experience with this, its just my opinion from what I know.

Mom wants to put tile everywhere in our house to replace the carpet. I asked her why, and she said so things would be easier to clean, like stains, vacumming cat litter, dog treats, that kind of thing. I think its a good idea. Only one problem. Caeser is still learning how to act inside. He slips and slides on tile. He walks normally on carpet. How can I have him inside, if he will have trouble walking all the time? :cry:

If you are able to come home to tend to your puppy during say, lunch break, work is not a problem. However, if you live in an apartment, its not fair to get a large dog. You said you weren't intrested in small dogs. May I ask why not? I'd also like to add that I am a beginner dog owner myself, so don't take my advice TOO seriously.

Court- huge hugs to you. :D

Thanks for sharing, guys! (I'm sorry it was so long :oops: )

Congrats! :D

[url]www.dogage.com[/url] I'm not sure I believe this, but how old is your dog? Caeser is 1 in human years, and 6 "his years".

[quote name='AllAmericanPUP']Welcome back! i believe most people deserve a second chance...[/quote] Thank you. Also court, your message means alot to me. I'm sorry for bringing back this thread, its just that I've been gone for awhile, and I wanted to read posts and respond.