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doesnt help im picky cuz i really want a baby to grow with my baby girls
but $700 nahGetting a Puppy this weekend, NTFAMB.. Tips, Tricks, and Pointers (SOME PICS
but $700 nah
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the dog is eventually going to go to my momb dukes...
plus, i wanted a little dog anyway... aint trying to buy all kinds of food and have huge piles of poop to deal w/ .
I was thinking about a bull dog AFTER i give this one to mombs...
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No Thread jack but just got this booger Friday.
His name is Bruin
Dude is sooooo cute
His name is Bruin
Dude is sooooo cute
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the dog is eventually going to go to my momb dukes...
plus, i wanted a little dog anyway... aint trying to buy all kinds of food and have huge piles of poop to deal w/ .
I was thinking about a bull dog AFTER i give this one to mombs...
the other 1/2 been on my *** bout getting a lap dog & ive been cutting her off at da knees... if it dont grow its not coming thru the door
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Best way to potty train a new a new puppy is
Get a square of cardboard and take him out to do his business
When he does go rub the cardboard where he does it. Not a lot just enough to get his scent on it
Leave it outside in the yard and take him immediately to the same spot for the next time
Make sure he continually does it in the same spot and if he doesn't kennel him
After a short while he will understand what you want. Trained all of my dog this way and it has never taken more than a week.
Get a square of cardboard and take him out to do his business
When he does go rub the cardboard where he does it. Not a lot just enough to get his scent on it
Leave it outside in the yard and take him immediately to the same spot for the next time
Make sure he continually does it in the same spot and if he doesn't kennel him
After a short while he will understand what you want. Trained all of my dog this way and it has never taken more than a week.
fontaine
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i feel ya famb...listen to Bill Burr's bit on getting a dog...
dude will speak to your soul
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No Thread jack but just got this booger Friday.
His name is Bruin
Dude is sooooo cute
bruhhh... i think that's what the dog is going to look like/
how old is he? and how DOPE is he?
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listen to Bill Burr's bit on getting a dog...
dude will speak to your soul
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No Thread jack but just got this booger Friday.
His name is Bruin
Dude is sooooo cute
bruhhh... i think that's what the dog is going to look like/
how old is he? and how DOPE is he?
He's a toy Australian Shepherd
8 weeks and he's dope man I love this little guy
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I sincerely hope your new pooch dips out on you early in the game and a white middle-classed family w/ two children, who live in a single-family home w/in a mile of you, find him, put up flyers you never see, and ultimately adopt and keep the dog for life.
That said, congrats on da new pick up B, enjoy. Dogs>>>>>>>>
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Simp. 
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1. Don't need a dog to get yambs
I sincerely hope your new pooch dips out on you early in the game and a white middle-classed family w/ two children, who live in a single-family home w/in a mile of you, find him, put up flyers you never see, and ultimately adopt and keep the dog for life.
That said, congrats on da new pick up B, enjoy. Dogs>>>>>>>>
2. Not sure you know what simp means
3. I live downtown... So if I lose it, some hipster or young professional or retired couple or a gay couple will find it
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saw who posted, saw the dog you copped...yea...you a simp. Carry on
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thats a toy bro..... cop a boxer or pitt
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I told you famb....
Gotta keep my mombs in mind...
Plus... I wanted a little dog... Less food, less space...
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just wait till you roll out of bed & cant find that smell then you will know the pain of a toy dog..... "how the hell did you get over here to do this"
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You gotta be one stupid person to not know where the dog peed or popped
It's a smaller dog who cares
Let that man live
I have two shih tzus an Aussie and a toy aussie
Never once have I had to find there poop and they all were easy to train
It's a smaller dog who cares
Let that man live
I have two shih tzus an Aussie and a toy aussie
Never once have I had to find there poop and they all were easy to train
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Why yall spazzed on homie cuz got a soft dog?
Damn, son...
...I have a pitt...that woulda definitely had been a better option. But to each their own.
Damn, son...
...I have a pitt...that woulda definitely had been a better option. But to each their own.
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TIME.
It's tough because EVERYTHING literally revolves around walking my boy.
He gets 3 walks, 20-25 minutes each (morning, afternoon, and at night). Usually every 4-5 hours, anything more than 7 hours I worry.
How is that inconvenient? Because I try to get home asap to let him out, etc etc. This interferes with plans, especially dinner/afternoon.
My guy is 4 years old, but I still worry...A puppy? Boy, cover your room with pee-pads. I'd like to offer the suggestion of adoption, check out shelters, sometimes they have puppies and you're saving a dog.
Hope that helps. For the record, I have a dachshund.
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It's tough because EVERYTHING literally revolves around walking my boy.
He gets 3 walks, 20-25 minutes each (morning, afternoon, and at night). Usually every 4-5 hours, anything more than 7 hours I worry.
How is that inconvenient? Because I try to get home asap to let him out, etc etc. This interferes with plans, especially dinner/afternoon.
My guy is 4 years old, but I still worry...A puppy? Boy, cover your room with pee-pads. I'd like to offer the suggestion of adoption, check out shelters, sometimes they have puppies and you're saving a dog.
Hope that helps. For the record, I have a dachshund.
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He's already said he can't do a big dog because of his place, plus it's going to his mom eventually.
And besides, nothing against ricky, but I wouldn't suggest a pit for someone who hasn't trained or raised a dog before. It's a lot more responsibility and commitment than a Shih Tzu mix.
And besides, nothing against ricky, but I wouldn't suggest a pit for someone who hasn't trained or raised a dog before. It's a lot more responsibility and commitment than a Shih Tzu mix.
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good luck having any free time for the next 6 months..
but srs having a pup and watching it grow up is an amazing experience and if you train it right you will have a best friend for life (or however long the dog ends up living)
you're better off with that kind of dog if you live in the city, if you got a bigger more active dog you probably wouldnt have the time to constantly keep it entertained
but srs having a pup and watching it grow up is an amazing experience and if you train it right you will have a best friend for life (or however long the dog ends up living)
you're better off with that kind of dog if you live in the city, if you got a bigger more active dog you probably wouldnt have the time to constantly keep it entertained
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Pics of my mans Bandit. Dammit I miss him
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Get a Jack Russel b. Greatest dogs ever
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first, good choice on the breed. small dogs are the way to go. less and smaller pee/poop to clean up. less food you have to buy. smaller carriers, playpens, etc. and it's just so convenient to be able to carry them around, e.g., if you dont want them to be in the bedroom, want to get them into the car, stuff like that.
second, i got a puppy a few months ago and he was about 8 weeks old. he cried at night for the first week because i slept in another room and just left him in his (big) play pen. i found that just leaving him alone and shushing him whenever he cried in front of me worked well. he stopped crying at night in just 1 week and stopped crying almost completely shortly after that.
third, never get super angry or even a little violent with them. i read if you do that, there's a better chance they'll grow up to be mean, aggressive, and violent dogs. just remember that they're like babies and won't listen most of the time. you gotta be patient with them. a little sternness goes a long way.
fourth, after he/she gets all his shots, make sure you introduce him/her to a lot of people and lot of dogs. making sure puppies learn how to be social early on is really important in making sure they grow up to be nice dogs that are easy to deal with, take places, have around your friends/family.
fifth, papers don't matter. just take him to the vet. i go to the vet inside petsmart (banfield) because it's convenient, has good pricing, and the vets/nurses are nice.
second, i got a puppy a few months ago and he was about 8 weeks old. he cried at night for the first week because i slept in another room and just left him in his (big) play pen. i found that just leaving him alone and shushing him whenever he cried in front of me worked well. he stopped crying at night in just 1 week and stopped crying almost completely shortly after that.
third, never get super angry or even a little violent with them. i read if you do that, there's a better chance they'll grow up to be mean, aggressive, and violent dogs. just remember that they're like babies and won't listen most of the time. you gotta be patient with them. a little sternness goes a long way.
fourth, after he/she gets all his shots, make sure you introduce him/her to a lot of people and lot of dogs. making sure puppies learn how to be social early on is really important in making sure they grow up to be nice dogs that are easy to deal with, take places, have around your friends/family.
fifth, papers don't matter. just take him to the vet. i go to the vet inside petsmart (banfield) because it's convenient, has good pricing, and the vets/nurses are nice.
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owned 2 Shih tzu in my life and what I can tell you is they are prone to eye problems... first one we did had eye surgery but she was never really was da same, put her down after 13 years.. currently own one now and she has cataracts.. one eye is mostly white.. she be bumping into every single wall in da house.. smh