MyLOVEABLES!!
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Ouh and promise you'll post pics and let me know when you get him/her 
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wooly_queen
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MyLOVEABLES!! wrote:
Oh trust me, I will. lol
I might have to wait a few months. Hopefully my sister can find a place to live soon. She has a lab and that is why I can't my own dog yet...her dog is a hyper spazz. lol My mom doesn't want another one until they are out of the house. So I am hoping that will be soon....
I am like overly excited, but I don't want to wait anymore!!! lol
Thank you for all your ideas! AndI am 17 by the way. So yeah...no "real" job for me... I am hoping to get a summer job at one of the feed stores or something.
Ouh and promise you'll post pics and let me know when you get him/her
Oh trust me, I will. lol
I might have to wait a few months. Hopefully my sister can find a place to live soon. She has a lab and that is why I can't my own dog yet...her dog is a hyper spazz. lol My mom doesn't want another one until they are out of the house. So I am hoping that will be soon....
I am like overly excited, but I don't want to wait anymore!!! lol
Thank you for all your ideas! AndI am 17 by the way.
So yeah...no "real" job for me... I am hoping to get a summer job at one of the feed stores or something.
MyLOVEABLES!!
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Yeah, well I had to find work with dogs before I got Luca so I don't drive my self insane lol. I'm its hard since I'm only 13 ! (14 on the 18th Yeeeyaa) LOL
I'm waiting to get a second dog but waiting for the sis to move out too lol, only because she doesn't want a second dog she reckons it costs too much! Pfffft I'm the one that pays for my dog! Vet, food EVERYTHING lol. I'm in da same boat as you.
I'm waiting to get a second dog but waiting for the sis to move out too lol, only because she doesn't want a second dog she reckons it costs too much! Pfffft I'm the one that pays for my dog! Vet, food EVERYTHING lol. I'm in da same boat as you.
fuzz16
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i had a germand sheperd aussie mix who at a year old was calmer than my great dane pup-who sleeps all day...so breed specifics arnt always true
ANNNNND SHOVEL SNOW!!! you can come do my driveway
ANNNNND SHOVEL SNOW!!! you can come do my driveway
wooly_queen
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I know a lot of people were saying that they all need tons of space and tons of exersice, but I know a lot of people who have these kinds of dogs and they are just...normal. lol Not a hassle at all. So I want to find the right one (either of those 3 breeds that have been mentioned) that is active, but not HYPERactive. lol
I mean, I don't live on a farm or anything. We have a decient sized front and back yard, plus an empty lot next to us that we own. Quite a few trees, but the dog still like to explore. And we have a two story house plus a basement. I think that is enough room for an active dog. I will be training it at home and taking it to 4-H classes. So it will get a weekly bonus day or two. lol
I would like to help out our local shelter... so I hope that they get something I really like. If not I want to get a young dog from either the border/aussie rescue or the cattle dog rescue.
And yes, being young makes it very hard to get any kind of decient job... XD
I mean, I don't live on a farm or anything. We have a decient sized front and back yard, plus an empty lot next to us that we own. Quite a few trees, but the dog still like to explore. And we have a two story house plus a basement. I think that is enough room for an active dog. I will be training it at home and taking it to 4-H classes. So it will get a weekly bonus day or two. lol
I would like to help out our local shelter... so I hope that they get something I really like. If not I want to get a young dog from either the border/aussie rescue or the cattle dog rescue.
And yes, being young makes it very hard to get any kind of decient job... XD
Jenson
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I've worked as a dog walker for a dog walking business, it's a great way to go because you are covered by their insurance and we had uniforms etc. I also dog walked for my own customers. The business charged £5 an hour, I personally charged from £5 to £9 depending on the dog but I also offered any on walk training that I could, most often lead work. It's great to go to see a dog whose owners are end the end of their tether and be able to help them sort that dog out to be a happy member of the family.
Perhaps you could offer bunny boarding? Offer to go shopping for people for a few dollars?
I paid £2000 (just over $3000 dollars I think)for my Akita Inu puppy, thank goodness I had help but gosh, that was a struggle. I would have said I'd never pay that much for a dog before I saw her, but I just knew she was right for me. It feels better when you have to work for it I think!
Perhaps you could offer bunny boarding? Offer to go shopping for people for a few dollars?
I paid £2000 (just over $3000 dollars I think)for my Akita Inu puppy, thank goodness I had help but gosh, that was a struggle. I would have said I'd never pay that much for a dog before I saw her, but I just knew she was right for me. It feels better when you have to work for it I think!
Bassetluv
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Here's my 2 cents of experience with an Australian Cattle Dog / Dingo mix.
They're nutz!
I've had Kaya for 12 years now and what comes through in her personality most is that she's a) extremely smart; b) gets bored easily; c) required (and still does, even at 13) lots of exercise...otherwise separation anxiety shows up in the form of things getting eaten/shredded when I'm not there; and d) once you have a dog like this, you'd wonder how you ever got through life without him or her.
Oh yeah...and she was a shelter rescue.
(Couldn't resist posting the pics)
They're nutz!
I've had Kaya for 12 years now and what comes through in her personality most is that she's a) extremely smart; b) gets bored easily; c) required (and still does, even at 13) lots of exercise...otherwise separation anxiety shows up in the form of things getting eaten/shredded when I'm not there; and d) once you have a dog like this, you'd wonder how you ever got through life without him or her.
Oh yeah...and she was a shelter rescue.
(Couldn't resist posting the pics)
GorbyJobRabbits
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Bassetluv wrote:
She is beautiful!
(Couldn't resist posting the pics)
She is beautiful!
wooly_queen
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Awwww. lol How cute
MyLOVEABLES!!
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Gorgeous dog
GorbyJobRabbits
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I dunno if you got to check, or if you was interested, but there was another one posted around annarbor, that had already done a tiny bit of agility.
wooly_queen
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I checked him out! I sent you a message on the AuCaDo site
