Do You Have a Lap Dog?
02-14-2010, 04:47 AM
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i have a JRT,Gizmo and a
"Jacked up beagle",Chula (JRT/Beagle mix)
we had a rotty,Babe, who thought she was a lap dog..she would try to tiptoe LOL,on the bed, and get inbetween us..in the bed..she was a hoot! she weight 130 pounds..and so sweet and laid-back. I miss her so much.
"Jacked up beagle",Chula (JRT/Beagle mix)
we had a rotty,Babe, who thought she was a lap dog..she would try to tiptoe LOL,on the bed, and get inbetween us..in the bed..she was a hoot! she weight 130 pounds..and so sweet and laid-back. I miss her so much.
02-14-2010, 11:51 AM
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Good God, your dog is bigger than I am!!!
I have to say, that is the cutest thing I have seen in a long time, lol! I've bookmarked the topic and I'm going to show it to Sasha when he gets home, he's going to fall to pieces! That's really my kind of dog. We want to get a dog in a few years, but I don't actually like real lap dogs, might as well have a cat (IMO) and this is exactly the kind of character we would want in a pooch!
I have to say, that is the cutest thing I have seen in a long time, lol! I've bookmarked the topic and I'm going to show it to Sasha when he gets home, he's going to fall to pieces! That's really my kind of dog. We want to get a dog in a few years, but I don't actually like real lap dogs, might as well have a cat (IMO) and this is exactly the kind of character we would want in a pooch!
02-14-2010, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Shadow Dancer
I LOVE him!! He's just so cute!! My son has an Irish Wolfhound and she thinks she is a lap dog too! What is it with the giant breeds, they aren't aware of their size? :)
I so want an Irish Wolfhound! I just don't know how they would do in the humid summers here. He is our 3rd Dane, and all have been this way. He weights around 160 now. It is funny to watch them grow. they can gain a lb a day sometimes.
02-14-2010, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Baren*eh*ked_canadian
Good God, your dog is bigger than I am!!!
I have to say, that is the cutest thing I have seen in a long time, lol! I've bookmarked the topic and I'm going to show it to Sasha when he gets home, he's going to fall to pieces! That's really my kind of dog. We want to get a dog in a few years, but I don't actually like real lap dogs, might as well have a cat (IMO) and this is exactly the kind of character we would want in a pooch!
I have to say, that is the cutest thing I have seen in a long time, lol! I've bookmarked the topic and I'm going to show it to Sasha when he gets home, he's going to fall to pieces! That's really my kind of dog. We want to get a dog in a few years, but I don't actually like real lap dogs, might as well have a cat (IMO) and this is exactly the kind of character we would want in a pooch!
02-14-2010, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Ninnie
Originally Posted by Shadow Dancer
I LOVE him!! He's just so cute!! My son has an Irish Wolfhound and she thinks she is a lap dog too! What is it with the giant breeds, they aren't aware of their size? :)
I so want an Irish Wolfhound! I just don't know how they would do in the humid summers here. He is our 3rd Dane, and all have been this way. He weights around 160 now. It is funny to watch them grow. they can gain a lb a day sometimes.
The only thing you have to be careful about is anesthetic should they ever require surgery. Because they are a sight hound, they have to have a special anesthetic. I lost my first one because the vet used the wrong anesthetic to neuter him and I had to put the dog down. :(
02-14-2010, 01:08 PM
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For those of you who ask, here is Mortimer's baby pictures. He was about 7 weeks old in the pumpkin one. And he slept in the clothes basket until he no longer fit. We would take the basket in the car, and strap it in, and he would travel in it.
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