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- Jul 10, 2016
- Location
- North east England
Agreed, superb name indeed.
Maybe toss a couple of your hoodies in her bed for some familiar scents to get used to the new placeHere we have one seriously depressed jack Russell moved house 3 weeks ago and she's been on her knees "tail between the legs" since we moved..
So, after Puck passed - twas (is) hard, this was a guy at my side every day for 10 years, never more than 5 feet away, still miss the guy madly - but looking soon, or in short order, to add to the pack here.
I'm torn between 2 breeds, and have done all my due diligence between the two.
So, putting it out there for opinions, espec, if people have had either breed.
Yes, both droolers, shedders, great big bastiches. Bloody dogs weigh more than me (barely lol) ringing up to 200 LB
I'm a homebody, prefer backyarding, lakes and camping than holidays; a puppers can come and chill and enjoys yard, camp, lounging. Both fit the bill - one snow, one lake
The two:
Saint Bernard
Newfoundlander
(yup, monster buggers, cant do fru and honestly, just prefer the 'at ya feet' types - not to say we wont play and exercise, but I've still a high-strung runner and shes at her max, and better a puppers now can train with one knows the tricks and rules)
Anywho, up to feedback - one v the other (again, well versed and researched) but there's always real-life experience that lends
I really am stuck at a 50/50 split
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I'm glad youre adopting.I can't help you here, I've never had a really big dog like that. I hope someone can tell you first hand tho about their experiences with either one of them
Lately I've been looking to adopt one myself, it's been over 4 months now since my girl passed and spring is coming. But I'm probably going for a smaller breed, they can be active but we just don't have the space to keep a bigger one. If we, one day, have a place with a decent sized yard I might get a bigger dog too.
Hope you find the perfect friend!
I'm glad youre adopting.
And I'm VERY pro adopt - but with the one I still do have, it would be.....problematic. Best to introduce a pup.
THEN, after she passes, we can introduce an adoptee with one more likely to accept a new pack member (cuz, welll, I'll always have 2)
I will never complain again about my dog pulling on the lead. Wow, that is an injury normally associated with boxers who have endured a 12 round war!lol, yeah, 2 is my cap, ive only 2 arms (and the one dog tore BOTH rotator cufffs - those were super, fun 6 months of mad pain))
So, after Puck passed - twas (is) hard, this was a guy at my side every day for 10 years, never more than 5 feet away, still miss the guy madly - but looking soon, or in short order, to add to the pack here.
I'm torn between 2 breeds, and have done all my due diligence between the two.
So, putting it out there for opinions, espec, if people have had either breed.
Yes, both droolers, shedders, great big bastiches. Bloody dogs weigh more than me (barely lol) ringing up to 200 LB
I'm a homebody, prefer backyarding, lakes and camping than holidays; a puppers can come and chill and enjoys yard, camp, lounging. Both fit the bill - one snow, one lake
The two:
Saint Bernard
Newfoundlander
(yup, monster buggers, cant do fru and honestly, just prefer the 'at ya feet' types - not to say we wont play and exercise, but I've still a high-strung runner and shes at her max, and better a puppers now can train with one knows the tricks and rules)
Anywho, up to feedback - one v the other (again, well versed and researched) but there's always real-life experience that lends
I really am stuck at a 50/50 split
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a cutie, for sure; an awesome addition, no doubtMeet Bruno
"Was there name before I got them so I didn't want to change it.
New addition to my family <3
Adopted them last week, Always wanted a dog of my own But wanted to wait till I moved to the country side last month as My old place wasn't suitable, I have finally got space for a Dog.
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Aww, they get massive, You could ride them for funbeen looking at these 4 fine fellows this week
I'm stuck on the St Bernards, for my own personal lifestyle and the innateness of the breed
Not in the cards this yr, as they run 2K (one is a pyranese, 1900 but also a good fit)
Maybe next yr
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lol, ya, up to around 170 LBAww, they get massive, You could ride them for fun