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Mar-27-2007 07:21
MKpacha
1time4theUnderground
Registered: Jan 2006
Location:
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Originally posted by Provocative_boi
I want these now
thats the french bulldog i want
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Mar-27-2007 07:21
StereoPrincess
sassy one-piece
Registered: May 2001
Location: SPFRI
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Originally posted by MKpacha
for those who "party" and live alone... is it not hard to keep a dog and be there for it... especially when going to "all night dance parties". think of your dog being at home alone for 12 hrs needing to go pee!!!
the point im getting at is.... isnt it hard ot have a dog when you go out and party? cats can look after themselves, they are not a problem, but dogs demand attention.
your thoughts/ advice.
i want to know the same thing.
Mar-27-2007 10:11
MKpacha
1time4theUnderground
Registered: Jan 2006
Location:
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Originally posted by StereoPrincess
i want to know the same thing.
i am glad we are in agreeance in our phlight for knowledge margaret... i await responses.
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Mar-27-2007 11:09
Gypsy
Jenn²
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Guelph
there are ppl you can call to come over and let your dog out if you arent going to be around...something like dogwalkers. i guess they'd be called petsitters? i used one a few times when my dog was living with me in guelph. or you could just ask someone you know in town to stop by, which is something i've done for other friends.
my dog sonic
Mar-27-2007 11:41
StereoPrincess
sassy one-piece
Registered: May 2001
Location: SPFRI
^^^^OMG, this dog is magic!
He looks like he is wearing a little jacket with a furry collar.
Mar-27-2007 13:01
rabbitjoker
aural sadist
Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON, CANADA
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Originally posted by StereoPrincess
He looks like he is wearing a little jacket with a furry collar.
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Mar-27-2007 13:45
rabbitjoker
aural sadist
Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON, CANADA
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Originally posted by StereoPrincess
i want to know the same thing.
Personally I don't think it's fair to have any lifestyle that keeps your dog alone for 12+ hour stretches - especially on weekends when that is your key time to bond and be with your animal.
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Mar-27-2007 14:37
kabelicious
Danse Macheen
Registered: Mar 2005
Location: Denver, CO
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Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Personally I don't think it's fair to have any lifestyle that keeps your dog alone for 12+ hour stretches - especially on weekends when that is your key time to bond and be with your animal.
I agree.
I didn't feel I could have a dog in Detroit because of the "party hours" - but now I can. My 12-hour partying every weekend is something that dosen't occur anymore. At most, I am gone 4-6 hours at night on a weekend to go see a show in Denver maybe 1-2 times a month. I'm home on weekdays after 5pm and she's not left alone more than 6 hours at a time on weekdays. On weekends, she comes with me hiking or to the dog park with friends.
For trips, dogsitters or friends. But I have the whole west to explore and its extremely dog friendly so these are rare.
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Mar-27-2007 15:08
*~LiSa-LoO~*
Ferry Corsten's bitch
Registered: Mar 2003
Location: on holiday
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Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Personally I don't think it's fair to have any lifestyle that keeps your dog alone for 12+ hour stretches - especially on weekends when that is your key time to bond and be with your animal.
Agreed. Having a dog is like having a child. It's a lot of responibility as you're taking care of another life - human or animal it doesn't matter. If you're going to have a dog, make sure you're willing to take on the responsibilities.
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Mar-27-2007 16:51
Cro_Addict
Shit 'N Piss
Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Detroit (formerly Toronto (formerly Winsdor))
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Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~*
Agreed. Having a dog is like having a child. It's a lot of responibility as you're taking care of another life - human or animal it doesn't matter. If you're going to have a dog, make sure you're willing to take on the responsibilities.
which is exactly why i dont have a pet. I would like to have one, but don;t want to take care of it at all, and don;t want it in the house.
Mar-27-2007 16:54
Gypsy
Jenn²
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Guelph
quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess
^^^^OMG, this dog is magic!
He looks like he is wearing a little jacket with a furry collar.
lol...he's so huggable margs!
quote:
Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~*
Agreed. Having a dog is like having a child. It's a lot of responibility as you're taking care of another life - human or animal it doesn't matter. If you're going to have a dog, make sure you're willing to take on the responsibilities.
exactly. i got sonic when i was young(he's 8 1/2 now) and put all the time and effort into his training when i had less demands on my time. i put alot of work into him and i won't be getting another dog for a very long time because i know that between school and a career my hrs won't be regular enough for me to give a dog the attention it needs. i'm so glad i have sonic now though. i don't think i'll ever have another dog who is as amazing as he is <3