Dog House needed
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desertrat
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I'll get back to you. My dog used to love lying on the little entryway that I built her and sunning herself. As long as they are not left out when it's too cold or hot I think it's fine.
jetmonkey
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they aren't left alone
tommyjones
New Member
i am pretty sure that any dog with a dog house is just about as not alone as a dog tied to a stake out on the frozen tundra......
keep trying, there is supertard status awaiting you
jetmonkey
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it would be, but you beat me to iti am pretty sure that any dog with a dog house is just about as not alone as a dog tied to a stake out on the frozen tundra......
keep trying, there is supertard status awaiting you
tommyjones
New Member
it would be, but you beat me to it
so you are a loser at being a tard as well, what a life you must lead
jetmonkey
New Member
you wouldn't believe me if i told youso you are a loser at being a tard as well, what a life you must lead
My neighbor has two Presa Canarios that live 24/7/365 in a fenced in area in his back yard. They both have dog houses, and they stay out regardless of the temperature, whether it be 10 degrees or 100 degrees.
They have lived happily for the past 10 years.
Dogs weren't always tamed...
They have lived happily for the past 10 years.
Dogs weren't always tamed...
jetmonkey
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They told you this? Regardless, my point isn't that the dogs are outside, or in a house, it's that they are alone and bored. Left to their own devices, dogs are generally not solitary animals. When tj mentioned sled dogs I was mainly thinking of the teams of dogs who do quite well together.
Have they told you they enjoy being stuck inside your house, with nothing to watch but the cockroaches crawl on your walls?
At least outside they can watch nature, as dogs were intended to.
tommyjones
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dont you know anythng, the thing dogs like best is to be locked in a cage just big enough for them to turn around for hours on end with absolutely no stimulation.......
so JM, being outide isnt the problem?
then WTF is, this lady said nothing about a solitary dog, only that she was looking for a house for a potential dog. sounds like a good owner to me, lining things up BEFORE she even has the animal
jetmonkey
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Cockroaches aren't nature?
jetmonkey
New Member
I never said I had a problem with 'this lady'. I was responding to your assertion that
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in fact, there really isn't anything wrong with an outside-outside dog that has a dog house.
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:shrug:
tommyjones
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Hate to disappoint, but my continued dumb responses to the two of you are hurting my brain. However, if you want to keep posting to me, knock yourselves out
if your dumb responses are hurting your brain too, why the heel dont you stop?
So now you are saying there is something wrong with an outside dog?
you just agreed there was nothing wrong with sled dogs being tied to a stake outside all the time.
desertrat
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The house is 34Hx28x28 pm me and we'll set something up if that works for you.
krazd_kat
Help "Invisible Dogs"
I do have to ask, because I really am curious, how much time do the owner's spend with these dogs? Are they social with other people?
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
Typical of idiots that get dogs for their breed name without understanding the breed.
Presas are a brachycephalic breed and cannot tolerate cold weather.
frequentflier
happy to be living
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
Pretty much. And it should be mentioned that they have a very hard time in warm weather as well. They are really a breed that needs a controlled climate.