Nemo14
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See if I help you name the pup!
*turning blue..... it's getting rather warm in here....*
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See if I help you name the pup!
*turning blue..... it's getting rather warm in here....*
See if I help you name the pup!
*turning blue..... it's getting rather warm in here....*
*takes bag off of the bunsen burner*
*unties bag*
Now, are you going to be a GOOD LITTLE FISH?!?!?!?
Nemo14
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Shaman
Well-Known Member
:lol:
Why? My bro loves beagles...of course he's never had to care for one...I've heard all sorts of horror stories.
Aww. What breed is she?
That would probably have ruined your chances. :lookaroun :lol:
She's a Boxer
k.hunter30
New Member
Adorable! How old is she? Is she already named?
Yep, she's already named ("Lucy")...she's 10 weeks old.
Number_6
Well-Known Member
I haven't gotten a dog from a breeder, but I did get both my cats from breeders. All they did was ask if we were planning on showing them at all and since we weren't, we were made to sign a form saying that we would get them fixed so that we didn't get show quality kittens from our cats, which we were going to get them fixed anyway. The bonus for that was since we wanted them for pets and not for show, the breeders both knocked $100 off the cost of getting them. Odds are, it works pretty much the same for getting a dog from a breeder.
Number_6
Well-Known Member
Good luck, Brian. I used to ride the train into work when I worked in Boston and there was a guy on there that brought his Boxer to work everyday. He said his dog was one of the most laid back dogs he had ever seen. He had kids that liked to climb on its back when it was laying down and tugged on its ears, and the dog never even growled at them for it. So I would have to say that a Boxer is a very good choice based on what you are looking for.
sarahwiggles99
New Member
They are good with kids and they are cute but they bark alot. My backdoor neighbors have one and I babysit for them and he is great with their 3 kids....but the barking.
fyi I can hear him barking right now from my family room:lol:
barnum42
New Member
She's a cutie. Hope you get her. (I've a soft spot for boxers)
You happy with the name, or will you give her a new one?
Actually, she looks like a Lucy. The only problem with it is that a good friend/coworker of mine also has a puppy (Bull Mastiff) and her name is Lucy. Since we see each other a lot...I think it would get confusing :lol:
It all depends...first off, I have to see if I'm granted her, and then...see how along she is as far as name recognition goes.
hcswingfield
Active Member
LMAO!!!!
That's actually a good idea :lol:
I was saying that I should take her one-eyed sister and name her Wazowski.
Ours was 13 when he passed... and his parents lived to be 12 and 15. So they can have long life spans if you get a good one.
And yes... he thought he was a lap dog... though he was incredibly graceful and rarely tipped anything over... he loved nothing more than to climb up on the sofa and sit with his head in your lap. :lol: (of course... his head was actually BIGGER than my lap. :ROFLOL: but he tried all the same.) OH MY! She's such a cutie Brian!
Amen. Amen. Amen. Oh my lord, a good friend of mine has a beagle... never met a stupider dog. :lookaroun :lol: SERIOUSLY.
If you change it right when you get her she'll adapt pretty quickly to the new name...
:ROFLOL: PRICELESS.
barnum42
New Member
Bramble was a "Rosie" when we got her at age about six months. Did not take her wrong to get to know Bramble. So as Jesserin said, it's not that big an issue.
MouseMadness
Well-Known Member
He was intelligent, sweet, loving... and loud, strong willed, energetic...
:lol: :lookaroun
But I'd give anything to still have him here
He was intelligent, sweet, loving... and loud, strong willed, energetic...
:lol: :lookaroun
But I'd give anything to still have him here
Aww *hugs*
And the same goes for our beagle.
I think they are smarter than a lot of people give them credit for. Much like cats-- it's not that they don't understand what you want them to do, they just don't see the point :shrug: :lol: They live life on their own terms.