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General Topics => Off Topic => Topic started by: mic808 on September 12, 2015, 09:04:33 PM
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i have a 10 months old puppy and my wife decided to get rid off her due to home care business. we are looking to find a new owner to take care of her. my sister co worker said she's mix German shepherd/ husky but we cant really see any husky on her. ill post some pics soon. pm if interested.
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pics of her
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Is she Spayed? Are her vaccinations current? Is she taking a heart worm preventative medicine?
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sorry for the late reply. she have 3 shot before they gave it to us and we also gave her a heart worm maybe 4 months ago. shes ok with other dogs. very playful and energetic.
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Pm inbound :)
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pm sent as well iseek and txt msg
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ok . iseek is stopby tonight to check on the dog. i will be selling my USED dog crate after for $50. dimensions are 42" L x 28" W x 30" Xlarge Dog crate.
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All but one of the dogs in my lifetime have been Shepherds. :thumbsup:
If this dog has been treated well for the first 10 months, it could be an AWESOME dog as follows.
Shepherds are GREAT family additions as being the pack animal they are, they feel "adopted" into the family pack. :love:
She would always get between a stranger and the kids even at the beach when kids were in the water and also swam hundreds of yards out to my surfing son.
The last really enjoyed just hanging out at the beach and would get super excited when a bell rang when packing fishing gear
They'll protect your kids (and all other pack members), their smart and just wonderful, loyal companions. :worship:
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You can see the Husky in the chest and shoulders on Mic808's dog
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Never had Shepard husky before. I wonder.
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Wonderful puppy, energetic and typical German shepard. Very friendly once she warms up. I wish she could have come home with us but my daughter was not having it. >:( You can see some of the Husky on her chest area but the temperment is all Shepard. Someone give her a good home.
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Is the pup hard head? Huskies can be unruly.
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no not really if you can give her a time to learn more things K30I4.
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btw sent pm back for you Q.
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I wouldn't mind a good dog but we really have to wait till we get out of a condo and into a house first. Looks like a fine dog, would have liked to adopt it.
On a side note, are huskies known to be good with kids?
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I wouldn't mind a good dog but we really have to wait till we get out of a condo and into a house first. Looks like a fine dog, would have liked to adopt it.
On a side note, are huskies known to be good with kids?
Dogs tend to take on the personality of their owners if they spend lots of time doing things together. Leaving one staked or penned outside is bad. Dogs need to be socialize data young age.
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Dogs tend to take on the personality of their owners
Cats must be different as I am an @sshole and my kitties are all well behaved.
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Cats must be different as I am an @sshole and my kitties are all well behaved.
Cats are much less dependent on their owners, hence less assimilation of characteristics. Just read a new study (like I needed one) that said cats don't miss their owners when separated the way dogs do.
They observed their eating habits, mood changes, and sleep patterns. Dogs definitely miss their owners. Cats only miss the owners when they need something.
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That's nonsense cats don't miss their owners. I know that for a fact. Used to have a cat. Took care of more dogs than cats in my life but cats are quite smart and affectionate, but you need to be observant and use a different mindset than with dogs.
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Cats are much less dependent on their owners, hence less assimilation of characteristics. Just read a new study (like I needed one) that said cats don't miss their owners when separated the way dogs do.
They observed their eating habits, mood changes, and sleep patterns. Dogs definitely miss their owners. Cats only miss the owners when they need something.
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Cats have been known to eat their owners after they died.
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Cats have been known to eat their owners after they died.
If the cats were bigger, they wouldn't wait for the owner to die before eating them!
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Face it, your cat doesn't care about you: Felines are more independent than dogs and don't miss you when you're gone, study reveals
...cats don't see their owners as a source of safety and security in the same way dogs do,
making them much more independent and less reliant.
In particular, they found cats don't suffer from separation anxiety and any noise they make
when their owner leaves is more likely to be out of boredom or frustration.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3221181/Face-cat-doesn-t-care-Felines-independent-dogs-don-t-miss-gone-study-reveals.html