This makes me want to get (another) dog.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 00:43 last edited by
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 01:15 last edited by
Me too.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 01:23 last edited by
By far, The Bee was the sweetest, most affectionate cat I have ever had. She's hop on my chest, rub on my face, and purr her heart out - until I touched her.
Then she'd snarl, and bite.
Dogs have no such problems.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 01:37 last edited by
Want.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 02:23 last edited by
Growing up we had a cat and if I’m honest I was always a bit scared of dogs. Now I’ve been talked into getting two and that video is a pretty accurate depiction of me coming home. I can’t imagine not having them.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 02:39 last edited by
Great video. Bring a smile to my face.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 03:02 last edited by
Dogs are just great.
But rabbits are ideal.
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Dogs are just great.
But rabbits are ideal.
wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 04:27 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in This makes me want to get (another) dog.:
Dogs are just great.
But rabbits are ideal.
Indeed, rabbits are more acceptable as food.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 09:47 last edited by jon-nyc
You guys don’t know how to live.
My fiancée does that when I come home and she’s potty trained.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 10:59 last edited by
If she can wiggle her tail like that I see why you're marrying her.
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wrote on 24 Oct 2024, 18:44 last edited by
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By far, The Bee was the sweetest, most affectionate cat I have ever had. She's hop on my chest, rub on my face, and purr her heart out - until I touched her.
Then she'd snarl, and bite.
Dogs have no such problems.
wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 11:35 last edited by@George-K said in This makes me want to get (another) dog.:
She's hop on my chest, rub on my face, and purr her heart out - until I touched her.
Sounds like a few ex girlfriends amirite
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wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 11:35 last edited by
@Mik said in This makes me want to get (another) dog.:
If she can wiggle her tail like that I see why you're marrying her.
LOL
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wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 11:36 last edited by
My kids want a dog, so do I (never had one... parents were allergic), although the walks in the winter are a bit tougher. We're waiting until at least our 1 year old is potty trained... only want to have one creature to potty train at a time.
I have very simple requirements for one. One that is fun to play with, snuggly, doesn't shed, and doesn't have an annoying bark. Simple, right?
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My kids want a dog, so do I (never had one... parents were allergic), although the walks in the winter are a bit tougher. We're waiting until at least our 1 year old is potty trained... only want to have one creature to potty train at a time.
I have very simple requirements for one. One that is fun to play with, snuggly, doesn't shed, and doesn't have an annoying bark. Simple, right?
wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 12:52 last edited by@89th said in This makes me want to get (another) dog.:
My kids want a dog, so do I (never had one... parents were allergic), although the walks in the winter are a bit tougher. We're waiting until at least our 1 year old is potty trained... only want to have one creature to potty train at a time.
I have very simple requirements for one. One that is fun to play with, snuggly, doesn't shed, and doesn't have an annoying bark. Simple, right?
They all shed, but some less than others and some put off a lot less dander.
Consider a poodle.
Yeah, if you want that classic cut, you're going to the groomers. But they come in different sizes (a standard can weigh 50 pounds), they're smart dogs and the oldest dogs I've been around have been poodles.If you want something good with kids, doesn't shed a bunch, but needs more exercise, consider a schnauzer. Also comes in more than one size. SIL's husband and his family have had several over the years, and they've all been smart and energetic. Again, gotta take them to the groomers, but they're pretty hypoallergenic dogs.
That's a couple of choices I know about. I thought about some of the terriers, but I don't know if you want to be a terrier person. Terriers own you.
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wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 13:55 last edited by
D3 got a labradoodle/bichon mix from a shelter. Little shedding, but needs grooming.
He is paper trained as well as going outside,
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wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 15:03 last edited by
Schnauzer would be cool, @Jolly
My wife grew up with a lab, so I'd imagine that's what we'd get. Sheds, I know... but friendly as hell
My SIL has a pug and I have to admit as ugly as they initially art.... man if they aren't a great friend in the house. They're like the friendliness of a dog, but the house behavior of a cat. Most of the time.
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wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 15:12 last edited by
Rule #1 Dogs start at 20lbs. 40 and above is optimal.
Rule #2 Roomba...
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wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 15:43 last edited by
I had a 14-pound sheltie that would have torn up any dog twice her size.
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Schnauzer would be cool, @Jolly
My wife grew up with a lab, so I'd imagine that's what we'd get. Sheds, I know... but friendly as hell
My SIL has a pug and I have to admit as ugly as they initially art.... man if they aren't a great friend in the house. They're like the friendliness of a dog, but the house behavior of a cat. Most of the time.
wrote on 25 Oct 2024, 15:44 last edited by@89th said in This makes me want to get (another) dog.:
Schnauzer would be cool, @Jolly
My wife grew up with a lab, so I'd imagine that's what we'd get. Sheds, I know... but friendly as hell
My SIL has a pug and I have to admit as ugly as they initially art.... man if they aren't a great friend in the house. They're like the friendliness of a dog, but the house behavior of a cat. Most of the time.
Labs?
Extremely smart. Lot of working gun dogs down here.
They do shed...
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