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A Rottweiler killed my dog 48 Replies
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shock collars !!!!!! good or bad 7 Replies
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Comment by shellie on December 8, 2009 at 8:25am - WoW!! that is a big Boy Stephan!!!
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Comment by stephan on December 8, 2009 at 8:08am - lol shellie, our little boy oliver thinks the same thing at 140 lbs.
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Comment by shellie on December 7, 2009 at 8:27am
- Thanks for the video Peggy, I have to agree Rotties are wonderful companions and they are just so beautiful! our Angel was the biggest lap puppy there was.
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Comment by Michael Koston on December 2, 2009 at 3:15pm -
Thanks for making this video. I am adding it to my face book page. Rotties are the best breed ever in my book. Brock is the biggest baby you will ever meet. He just loves to be loved. In this pic he is enjoying a back rub from my ex girlfriend Cheryl.
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Comment by Peggy on December 2, 2009 at 1:55pm
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Comment by rhonda castille on September 18, 2009 at 11:27pm - what a cute dog that is
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Comment by Petey Leach on September 18, 2009 at 10:57pm - mine is 15 weeks and still has her baby teeth
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Comment by michael south on September 18, 2009 at 10:43pm - what age should my 9 week old rottie lose her baby teeth?
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Comment by Kelly on July 10, 2009 at 10:46pm - Johanna, If you want some really great training advice, check out the main ASPCA website (there's a training and tips section). I printed TONS of stuff about training when I first got my rottie and the tips really do work. I even have her trained to give eye contact on command (a trick they tell you how to do). There is like 4 different techniques on how to stop leash pulling. One of the them is sure to work! I was so happy with what it taught me on how to train Xena. Just be sure to start now....especially because of the rate that rotties grow! Good Luck to you!
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Comment by stephan on June 30, 2009 at 8:11am
- johanna you need to leash train and keep the reighn tight.hold the leash at the collar line and as soon as you stop make belle sit and dont move till she does.abot the jumping you need to watch ahead and see it comming if you see something that is going to get her all rhiled up you put your hand on her but to keep her sitting and of course the other on the leash or collar.but above all warn everyone around you that she is just a puppy and hyper and that she is not mean just still in training
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Nicely said, Judy.
hi..oh-i am sorry i haven't written til ow.
a lot going on....a LOT.
but.
elizabeth is FINE!!!!!
you have no idea..or ..actually..i am sure you do..how happy i am.
she was slow to eat much the first 2-3 days..but i made sure she ate.
now..she is all…
Great idea Gretchen. I just have to catch them in the act!
hmm..not sure if i got the "right" article...?
but..thanks :)
oh yes!!! i talk and ask everything when with our vet.
elizabeth is fine!!!!!
2-3 days of being mellow-pain meds-only 1 more 1st night and one next morning--but then..ok
slow in wanting to eat-but now: back to normal :)
i am so happy.it is over..and…
Just got an email from someone asking about a Missouri email site: http://petsneedingpeople.com/howtoadopt.html
The selection of 'designer/exotic' type puppies looks too much like a puppy mill operation, but I could be wrong. Has anyone heard of the…
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