Just be careful, if you let a working breed into your heart, be prepared for the work part. Labs etc. will need to work at what they are bred for. I see a lot of working dogs in the City that do not appear to get the mental and physical stimulation they crave. Just my 2 cents worth.
If I could I would own a dog kennel. I just love dogs. I don't even shoot coyotes. I had a yellow lab for 15 yrs. and they love the water and fetching.I had a couple kirllians when we lived in the bush but they are very aluth.
My wife just past away and I inherited two standard poodles that weigh about 60lbs and they hog my bed with me but I have really gotten attached to them. Very smart dogs. When there standing on there hind legs they are at my eye level.
I've had a real old coyote sleeping in the dog house in Montana he is almost grayish but I haven't had any issues with pack rats or squirrels and such. I do have to watch out for the packs trying to lure my dogs off with a bitch.
I ended up with a great young lab-Chesapeake cross from a member.
I was adding it up and he is the fourth lab I've had in my life.
And every one before was a wonderful dog to have around.
In the short time I've had this guy he's working out great
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I ended up with a great young lab-Chesapeake cross from a member.
I was adding it up and he is the fourth lab I've had in my life.
And every one before was a wonderful dog to have around.
In the short time I've had this guy he's working out great
Awesome, thanks for the update.
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I take everything with a grain of pepper, I'm just different that way.
Looking to add a dog to the family
. I'm sure you'll find a pooch that needs a new home.
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