Hey EMC! So next Thursday I'm getting a new dog named Cobber (He is already named but will probably change) He's 10 weeks old, a Stafyy X Kelpie and has the most gorgeous little face and such a gentle nature. So basically I want to hear about your dogs now!
Well, that last options hard, because dead rodents are good rodents to me . #TeamDogsForLife and #MyPuppiesCuterThanYours
Darn it, I have them on my computer I just don't like imger Ehh, use your imagination and see a cute puppy named Buckwheat thats a Border Collie
Imgur isn't hard to use, just go for it or if you don't like it then use a different image hosting company, there's countless out there, just search it up. I don't have a dog personally, had a few family members with them, they're great animals! I have a cat myself, she's a bit of a rascal!
My dog's name is Pepper. She's a Jack Russell... or a mongrel. We don't really know, and we don't really care.We've had her since she was six weeks old in 2007. I personally picked her out myself, because I held her and she licked my face, and I was told that meant she liked me (I'd just turned seven, shuddup >.>). The past 8 years have been great I also have two axolotls, whom I've raised since they were little black dots in their eggs. I also have two rabbits (who I keep myself distanced from...), who 'replaced' my other rabbit who died in May.
Got a Border Collie. Great dog but old now. One thing to say about dogs. Get it trained well now! Or you will be in for many years of frustration. Teach immediately not to bark at everything, not to jump up on people, not to chew things it shouldn't, etc... Heed my words.
My parents were pretty stupid and put it mostly down to their kids to train my dog (who were 7, 5, and 3 at the time ). Even when they tried to train her, she didn't listen. I've been training her for about two years now (since I was 13), and she has definitely improved - but I don't think I'll ever be able to keep her off a lead without a treat in my hand in population-less (I go on an empty field next to the town's park and let her have a run about with me), or stop her from barking at the tiniest things, in the 6 - something years she has left (simply because she wasn't trained early enough in her life for that to happen now). When I get my Northern Inuit when I move out, I'm going to make sure it's a puppy and I'm going to train it as much as I can
Pfffff <3 What a cutie pie!! I might have to steal him from you I've had my dog for ages now, must be 7 years at least. I remember me and my sister always playing pretend being dogs, so when we got a real dog it was such an amazing surprise. He's been passed around through 8 owners, one of which ran his back leg over, but he couldn't afford to take him to the vet so he runs with a limp now. When we first got him he used to get scared whenever we left the house and he was food aggressive. But now he's always calm around everyone, and he's the friendliest dog I know c: He's getting old now, and he's slowing down a bit, but he still manages to run up the stairs to lay under my bed, and curl himself up on my lap ; w ;
