ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
yep... he pulls a little and feels the collar.. and slows down.
no correction needed on my part
my doggy
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yep... he pulls a little and feels the collar.. and slows down.
no correction needed on my part
ArkRescue
Adopt me please !
Ok. So I feel a little better.The vet is going to come out (she sounds so nice!) and do a physical and all that he needs and make sure he has nothing physically wrong, im getting him a large run for good weather during the day, and I am going to try to get someone to keep an eye on the baby while I work with walking him. I cannot do both, for sure, and SO just isn't home enough for me to add him into my plans. I already keep him well stocked with things to chew/play with so hopefully more walking (with some sort of walking apparatus, I have a flat collar on him now) and some time and he can be part of the family.
Tractor Supply regularly puts their dog run/kennels on sale. The better one to get is the non-chain-link for that size dog. I had a dog that would slam into the chain link over and over in his exuberance, and eventually tore the chain link away and walked out. Here's the one I recommend that goes on sale for less than $300 (wow sale price is only $249):
Doc Bob® Professional Kennel, Extra Large Breed, 5 ft. W x 10 ft. L x 6 ft. H - 3606033 | Tractor Supply Company
and you can add in extra panels to make it whatever size you want:
Doc Bob® Extra Panel for Professional Kennel, Extra Large Breed, 5 ft. W x 6 ft. H - 3606203 | Tractor Supply Company
libertytyranny
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I read those two things and it reminded me of a neighbor that used to live, well, in the neighborhood. He was a MD State Trooper; about 6' 3"-6' 4"; had a St. Bernard. He didn't have any problems walking that dog appropriately named "Moose."
His step-daughter on the other hand; 5' tall if she was in inch; about 90 lbs. soaking wet.
"Moose" would take her "for a drag."
