Dog Owner Chat v2

[Bluebird22]

Are you sure that second dog is yours?? Or any of them because that second picture came from here http://www.choosing-a-dog-made-easy.com ... rrier.html

[BulletRain]

My dog looks really like that, though that one isn't mine, my pictures aren't working except the 1st pic

[Kittehhcat]

Do you own a dog?: 3
Favorite dog breed?: Chiwawa x shih tzu
Tell us about your dog(s), if you have any!: I have three dogs, one is named Daisy, (my little angel. XD) and I have another dog, named Angel, and another named Kelly. ^_^
Pictures of your dog(s): Cannot provide, sorry.

[Cardinal]

Staffordshire bull terries can and have bitten just like any other breed.

Im biased but I dont trust rottie/gsd mixes as far as you can throw em.. and I have thrown em multiple times.

[Joe Kerr]

Do you own a dog?: 3
Favorite dog breed?: Chiwawa x shih tzu
Tell us about your dog(s), if you have any!: I have three dogs, one is named Daisy, (my little angel. XD) and I have another dog, named Angel, and another named Kelly. ^_^
Pictures of your dog(s): Cannot provide, sorry.

*Chihuahua not Chiwawa

I personally am wary of Chow Chows.
I've had multiple bad experiences
with them toward me, friends and
family, and my dogs. I'm also slightly
wary of most Akitas and Shar Peis,
again from many different dogs and
personal experiences.

@BulletRain
I own an American Staffordshire Terrier,
and would NEVER tell someone he never
bites. He's a dog, he has good days and
bad days, and isn't 100% predictable, like
Every.Other.Dog.Breed. All dog breeds can
and eventually will bite.

[darkvoodoo]

and we have PUPPIES!! 10 total. 7 boys & 3 girls. Midget is being a wonderful momma

[Jazi]

I never approach guardian breeds owned by others. If you are walking a doberman, GSD, mastiff, any of those, I'm not getting near it. Too many people in my area think it's hilarious to lure a bystander up to their dog and then let their dog lunge and snarl just out of reach. I've been bitten enough times in my life without needing a bite from one of this jerks.

Dogs that I specifically hate and will never get over hating: scottish terriers.



darkvoodoo: You've already bred Midget to Hermes? Isn't he really really young yet? And both dogs still untitled?

[darkvoodoo]

Yep, yep (little over a year old) & yep. Titles arent the most important thing imo. Both are all round family pets, Hermes is started on hogs and weight pulling. Midget is being retired & spayed after this litter. Just becouse a dog doesnt have titles, doesnt mean they are breed worthly.
Theres reasons behind the breedings, but Im not going into details since it wont matter to you.

Any ways, all puppies are at good weight, look & sound good. Most seem to have Hermes markings.

[Joe Kerr]

Do you have homes lined up for them yet?
Are you planning on doing home
checks and such? Do you have
any requirements for the buyers
ie; spaying/neutering?

[Nyxeva]

What health testing have you done? What kind of agreements will you have for the buyers? What kind of care are you providing for the pups before they go to their new homes?
A dog not having any type of titles does not automatically make them a bad candidate for breeding, no. However, it is a step in the right direction.

Why did you breed your dogs? What is so special about them that you felt they needed to be bred?