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I bet she'll be hyper for a while but nothing a stern owner can't handle. Post a pic, dude!
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SignUp Now!rhfarmer said:I hope all of you remember to release your unwanted reptiles into the Everglades after you're done with them.
Cue Mr Ford from Frisky Dingo..."Ah, talkin' about my penis"thewiseben said:but a lizard that you can potty train and won't viciously bite sounds like a winner to me.
thewiseben said:I want to get Ringo (my huge greyhound) a little sister when I go home. I'm looking primarily at three breeds, based on dogs that are active (to force me to run), intelligent, low tendency for being high-strung, affectionate, good in hot weather, and of moderate size (females <60 lbs). Highly prefer rescue dogs, just cause it's better to do so when possible. Avoiding pitbulls because Ringo was mauled by one and is terrified of most he encounters. Here are my top three at the moment:
Catahoula Leopard Dog:
General: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/catahoula.htm
Specifically, puppies: http://www.adoptapet.com/dog-adoption/s ... mily_id=33
Pros: useful as guard dog, can easily get rescues, affectionate, beautiful dogs.
Cons: stubborn, requires a strong hand (not an issue for me), if not socialized, can be a bit aggressive.
Vizsla:
General: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vizsla
Pros: Sweetest dogs, beautiful, great size.
Cons: Very difficult to find rescues. Can be overly needy. Some health problems.
Aussie Cattle Dogs:
General: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Cattle_Dog
Pros: easily get rescues, incredibly intelligent, beautiful dogs
Cons: practically unlimited energy and aptitude for mischief if not exercised/entertained. a little stand-offish with strangers. tendency to herd everything.
It helps explain why he's so nice all the time. The world hasn't crushed him yet.rhfarmer said:Toronto, I expected you to look older.