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That's ridiculous! A corgi using a phone! Fantastic!

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On That's ridiculous! A corgi using a phone! Fantastic!

These are her agents.

Are they purebred Corgis? I'd try to stay away from that if possible. Those tend to develop more health problems than non-purebreds.

My parents had two Kerry Blue Terriers, both purebred, that were both $1,000+, and both of them developed cancer and had to be put to sleep. Also, a lot of times if you search online for the breed that you want, you can find shelters where they only cary that specific type of dog, so you'd still get the moral satisfaction of getting a rescued dog

I got my dog at the local humane society, and it actually is a nice feeling knowing that you're basically giving the dog a second chance instead of getting them directly from a pet store or breeder.

she's getting older now and you can see her ghost face coming in.. she loves both my kids so much, she's always following them around.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 Also, a lot of times if you search online for the breed that you want, you can find shelters where they only cary that specific type of dog, so you'd still get the moral satisfaction of getting a rescued dog

That's what I've been trying to do as well. It's a bit difficult to find rescue shelters for more some of the more desirable(?) types of dogs. I.e. a welsh corgi, who would give up a corgi for adoption?!

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Originally posted by srussell0018 Are they purebred Corgis? I'd try to stay away from that if possible. Those tend to develop more health problems than non-purebreds.

I will take good care of it and get it checked bi-annually. I highly doubt all purebred corgis get cancer and die quickly, although I am aware it is a problem.

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I got my dog at the local humane society, and it actually is a nice feeling knowing that you're basically giving the dog a second chance instead of getting them directly from a pet store or breeder.

I want to raise the dog from being a puppy to its old age. As much as I would like to help out a disadvantaged dog, I have already done that, and it was a wonderful experience, but I want to have the dog for a long time.

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Originally posted by ziptnf I will take good care of it and get it checked bi-annually. I highly doubt all purebred corgis get cancer and die quickly, although I am aware it is a problem. I want to raise the dog from being a puppy to its old age. As much as I would like to help out a disadvantaged dog, I have already done that, and it was a wonderful experience, but I want to have the dog for a long time.

The shelter I went to had puppies as well. There's always people putting dogs up for adoption for whatever reason (new baby, family move, etc.) I don't understand this problem though, as I'd rather put the child up for adoption than the dog

The Husky I got from the shelter was 10 months old when I got her, so she was still basically a puppy. They just charge a little more for the pups.

That's interesting, but I have a feeling that there wouldn't be any corgi puppies there due to the sheer amount of breeders that have nearly all their puppies sold before they are even born. I'm sure I would consider it later down the line.

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Originally posted by bas Then I can ride him like a horse, I thought that was implied

has anyone said camel yet? rameses the camel you can ride like a horse. go nuts.

It's not just the breed, but the method of preparation.

Only get to see him every few months these days, and I miss him a lot.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Only get to see him every few months these days, and I miss him a lot.

You get snow like that in England??

Apparently so. Didn't see it myself - that was taken in my parent's village this December just gone. I think it was a record snowfall.

He's always loved the snow, though. I've never seen him shiver or show any signs of the cold. You can tell how much he's enjoying it in that photo.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Apparently so. Didn't see it myself - that was taken in my parent's village this December just gone. I think it was a record snowfall. He's always loved the snow, though. I've never seen him shiver or show any signs of the cold. You can tell how much he's enjoying it in that photo.

There's nothing I love more than seeing a happy dog in the snow. That's probably why I got a Husky. Now that I think about it, I've never seen any dog that didn't seem like they didn't like the snow. Just another thing for them to play with.

Sent in my deposit for a corgi puppy today. I'm hoping for a female tri-color. I will be visiting the breeding site to see the parents, ask some important questions about the health history of the parents, and make sure that the breeding grounds are suitable.

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Originally posted by ziptnf Sent in my deposit for a corgi puppy today. I'm hoping for a female tri-color. I will be visiting the breeding site to see the parents, ask some important questions about the health history of the parents, and make sure that the breeding grounds are suitable.

bring some 70s porn music

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced bring some 70s porn music

Complete with 70s Ygrene porn stache.

my dog newman.aka the newmanator aka el destructo


if you look cloesely thers a ball jusstt out of reach


this dog doesent let go.ever.


hes very happy when hes not destroying things

awwwwwwww cute ol' dog

big dogs.

Kirby

She's here! Her name is Lily

your gf has the hands of a 65 year old.

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