Rainman8772
MyPTSD Pro
I got the Frozen ones from Etsy for mine”
“I know you want to pet me....but you CANT just Let it go
Also have the service Jedi Star Wars ones too.
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I got the Frozen ones from Etsy for mine”
“I know you want to pet me....but you CANT just Let it go
Absolutely chose a specific dog breed. Why? Many people get a dog without much knowledge of dogs, or that breed. This is how a majority of dogs end up abandoned. Owning a dog is literally like having a baby then infant for 15 or so years. Animals, beyond their birth years, are exactly like having an infant. You have to do everything for them. You have to care for them, feed them, pickup after them. They are not going to do any of these things themselves.I'm just wondering if you chose a certain type of dog. And why? Or did you just fall in love?
Service dogs, emotional dogs, all over-rated nonsense unless you are truly disabled and 100% need that dog. Every country and state are different for both variations of these dogs. Service animals can go into food places, emotional dogs not so much. Again though... like you outline, do you really want to take your dog to dinner with you? Or just enjoy your dinner without the hassle? Dogs for comfort and emotional need are still fine, and healthy, to be at home whilst you go do things.We want to get a puppy so we can train him/her as we need to. I'm unsure if we will need a "service dog" (I can't see J taking a SD into a restaurant although stranger things have happened) or just a highly trained "pet".
This is important. We have cavoodles because they are tiny. We had to change from a queen size bed to king size, just because of the dogs. The breed just does not like being alone. They would rather be on you than beside you. So for bed, they will wait until you go to sleep then get on the bed... so you may as well just accept they will be on the bed. As such... two small dogs take up a whole bunch of room, thus the change in bed size.We're thinking a Labrador but I feel they might be too big because J will want him/her in bed with us to help with his nightmares. (They're considered a medium sized dog.)
Yes. Being in an apartment, we wanted females. All dogs pee and poo as puppies in training. You have to prepare for the first six months having that. There is a massive difference between a dog squatting to pee vs spraying against any and every object. Cleaning that is a huge difference. When we have looked after the girls brother, he has sprayed on things the moment he comes into the apartment, putting his scent onto things as the male. Females don't typically do that. It is a male dog behaviour, not female. We rarely have a male dog allowed in our home for this reason, as its just a nightmare cleaning up after them. They want to scent themselves everywhere, and its difficult when you have adult dogs who don't have accidents any more, yet an adult male does it intentionally.Also, did you choose the sex of your dog? And why?
This is a really good question because yes - it is a hassle. Next time you are in a restaurant look at how close the tables are and ask yourself - where are you going to park the dog? I've learned to ask for a booth or a table in the corner, but that often means waiting until one is clear. I've also had to leave a restaurant because they had tiny tables and no matter where I put him his tail was gonna get stepped on - or he would trip the wait staffAgain though... like you outline, do you really want to take your dog to dinner with you?
My husband and I still get people who like to talk about how we're filling up the shelters by not getting a dog from the shelter,
Also: Roomba!