Also, I want to have a Sheltie in the worst way. Too bad my boyfriend sucks...
Why is that? My boyfriend sucks because he has cats. Dogs > Cats imo, however I like how cats are lower maintenance. I just miss playful tail-wagging puppies/dogs.
Also, I want to have a Sheltie in the worst way. Too bad my boyfriend sucks...
Why is that? My boyfriend sucks because he has cats. Dogs > Cats imo, however I like how cats are lower maintenance. I just miss playful tail-wagging puppies/dogs.
He is anti-dog (at least while we travel frequently); however, he is also a member of the FRC who travels up and hangs out with Rym and Scott frequently. AND NOW EVERYONE ELSE IS GETTING DOGS! *cry!*
However, he forgets that he has family and friends enough in town, who could keep a good eye on them (and some just to get out of their own houses). I set the same goal (as Nuri, above) for a getting a puppy after I finished school. I have been out of grad school for about two years now. The only reason that I cannot (that is not outright dismissive for little good reason) is that "he doesn't want one."
Honestly, as much as I want dogs, I'm not home enough to really care for them. A couple of birds are probably my best bet until I'm independently wealthy.
Honestly, as much as I want dogs, I'm not home enough to really care for them. A couple of birds are probably my best bet until I'm independently wealthy.
You just need to buy yourself a dog-butler to cater to their whims whilst you're gone.
Honestly, as much as I want dogs, I'm not home enough to really care for them. A couple of birds are probably my best bet until I'm independently wealthy.
That's the big pitfall of having a puppy. Most of them need a lot of attention, especially in the young years; even as they age, you still need to pay a lot of attention to them.
Especially goldens. Those little bastards are attention whores.
Honestly, as much as I want dogs, I'm not home enough to really care for them. A couple of birds are probably my best bet until I'm independently wealthy.
That's the big pitfall of having a puppy. Most of them need a lot of attention, especially in the young years; even as they age, you still need to pay a lot of attention to them.
Especially goldens. Those little bastards are attention whores.
Are they ever. I had a seriously emotionally damaged Golden, and he was even worse than most.
Honestly, as much as I want dogs, I'm not home enough to really care for them. A couple of birds are probably my best bet until I'm independently wealthy.
That's the big pitfall of having a puppy. Most of them need a lot of attention, especially in the young years; even as they age, you still need to pay a lot of attention to them.
Especially goldens. Those little bastards are attention whores.
Are they ever. I had a seriously emotionally damaged Golden, and he was even worse than most.
Of course, Golden puppies are probably the cutest things there are. Period. So all that attention-whoring is worth it.
Honestly, as much as I want dogs, I'm not home enough to really care for them. A couple of birds are probably my best bet until I'm independently wealthy.
Cats are the best independent animals in my opinion, next to any reptile that you only have to feed like once a week.
Ok, this one was really hard because of my love for David Bowie AND my love for Annie Lennox, but after careful thought I have to go with Firefly. (I'll admit, I almost cried when Wash died)
I was silently holding out hope that it would be Moxie and CrimeFighter.
There is already a baby with that name... why do you need puppies to be named that, too?
Humorous effect. Also, isn't it kind of self-defeating when there are characters named Mal and Zoe already? At any rate, it was merely a callback joke. I'll be here all week. Don't forget to tip your waiter.
Jillette, 50, and his wife Emily, 39, welcomed Moxie CrimeFighter Jillette on Friday, according to publicist Glenn Schwartz. It was the first child for the couple, who married last year.
When my youngest dogs were puppies, we got one of those small blue plastic kid pools for the training pads. The dogs quickly learned to climb in when they had to go. This way if they missed the pads there was no problem. Once they were used to the pool, we slowly moved it next to the door. After that, it was pretty easy to train them to go outside. I do not know if your pups would be tall enough to climb in the pool, but if you can find one that is short enough it may help.
I currently have 6 dogs in the house. The oldest one is named Temporary. I love unusual names. After I named Temp, my wife decided she would get to name the other dogs. So we also have Rio, Rocket, Snoopy, And Ivan. Our 6th dog is a foster and came with the name Kisses.
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Also, I want to have a Sheltie in the worst way. Too bad my boyfriend sucks...
However, he forgets that he has family and friends enough in town, who could keep a good eye on them (and some just to get out of their own houses). I set the same goal (as Nuri, above) for a getting a puppy after I finished school. I have been out of grad school for about two years now. The only reason that I cannot (that is not outright dismissive for little good reason) is that "he doesn't want one."
Especially goldens. Those little bastards are attention whores.
Emily erupt from her seat, shouting.
Emily: bunnies bunnies bunnies!!!
Rym: Calm down.
Incidentally my family recently adopted two new kittens.
The girl is Zoe (darker colored) and the boy (the lighter reddish one) is Malcom.
I currently have 6 dogs in the house. The oldest one is named Temporary. I love unusual names. After I named Temp, my wife decided she would get to name the other dogs. So we also have Rio, Rocket, Snoopy, And Ivan. Our 6th dog is a foster and came with the name Kisses.