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To: FreeTally
I've always wondered why people need two or three of these animals. One never seems to be enough.
79 posted on 03/05/2003 12:31:29 PM PST by Protagoras
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To: Protagoras
I've always wondered why people need two or three of these animals. One never seems to be enough.

Good point. I have wondered that too.

I knew someone(a family) who had two Rotties, one bought for each kid, and a couple who had a pit bull. I have rarely seen nicer, sweeter dogs. But, its all how you treat them. Im leary of such dogs myself until they become familiar with me and I know the owners raised them and treated them right.

80 posted on 03/05/2003 12:37:36 PM PST by FreeTally
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To: Protagoras
I've always wondered why people need two or three of these animals. One never seems to be enough.

Actually we got this affliction with Siberian Huskies. A large male wondered up and adopted my husband. We got the books, learned about the breed. These dogs are not guard dogs. If the perp pets them they'll show them where the jewelry is. We got a female to keep him company. Even of the same breed the males can be completely different than the females. Both very well trained and always in a leashed harness or on a runner line. They are runners and diggers. They are a handful and require lots of attention.

They look like the dog Demon from Snow Dogs. When we walk them people always want to pet them and say they want one. We always tell them not to unless they are willing to spend the time and energy to do the breed right.
123 posted on 03/06/2003 7:05:21 PM PST by BabsC
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