Dream dog, and/or any pet.
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It needs to be hosted at a place like YouTube. From there you can copy the video URL and insert it here using the little icon at the top of the reply box that looks like a strip of film.
OMG, that's soooooooooooooo cute!!!! I saw the ducks and had a smile on my face before it got finished buffering!! lol! So cute! Are they out in the open or behind fencing?? They look like they are free and I wondered how they stay put. And your dogs leave them alone?
What were their names again?
I sort of want a duck now!! I tried last year and the answer was no 
Janiethedob
Jr Member
Usually, they stay "home", when they know it's home.
Ps-those duckies are stinking adorable! Makes me miss mine. do you only have those? Yeah, what're the names?
Poodles and pugs have to be my least favourite dog breeds. I just can't handle the look of that tight curly coat on a poodle and as for the pug.... Where do I start? Hm, I'll start with their faces...they have been squashed beyond all recognition. What's with the eyes? They bulge so much? Plus, they make the weirdest sounds,kinda like snorting but I gather they have difficulties breathing. A big tongue with the smallest of mouths, so it's always hanging out....oh god, no! Where's the attraction? Yet they are one of the most loved and sought after breeds in the UK. Everywhere you look there's a pug looking straight back at you.....with his googly eyes. Lol
My apologies if you own a pug. My bad!!
Kaiser2016
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Psst. I agree with all this!Poodles and pugs have to be my least favourite dog breeds. I just can't handle the look of that tight curly coat on a poodle and as for the pug.... Where do I start? Hm, I'll start with their faces...they have been squashed beyond all recognition. What's with the eyes? They bulge so much? Plus, they make the weirdest sounds,kinda like snorting but I gather they have difficulties breathing. A big tongue with the smallest of mouths, so it's always hanging out....oh god, no! Where's the attraction? Yet they are one of the most loved and sought after breeds in the UK. Everywhere you look there's a pug looking straight back at you.....with his googly eyes. Lol
My apologies if you own a pug. My bad!!
The poodle was our first family pet. My mom wanted something that didn't shed so she came home with a miniature silver poodle, which of course starts out black as a puppy. Later she added a toy poodle. Three times over! LOL the last when she was in her 80s LOL I don't dislike them but I know I would never have one just because I don't want something that needs to go to the groomers . But they are a very smart dog and there were times when I thought a standard poodle would be really cool. I actually love that parti color. 
But I think it's just is because I'm hot for spots and color! Like Appaloosas LOL
And funny thing is, I kind of like a little pug. I love a stout, square dog. Muscular and strong yet small. But again, that difficulty breathing and smushed in face kind of scares me.
But I think it's just is because I'm hot for spots and color! Like Appaloosas LOLAnd funny thing is, I kind of like a little pug. I love a stout, square dog. Muscular and strong yet small. But again, that difficulty breathing and smushed in face kind of scares me.
Janiethedob
Jr Member
I don't mind poodles, but not interested in one. However, pugs... ugh I hate them lol. My brother loves em, but idk how or why it omg they're so ugly ha. No offense if you have a pug!
Brioddy
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Thank you for the compliments on Over Easy and Sunny Side Up! Or "Easy" (girl duck) and "Sunny" (drake). They really add so much to the home with their antics and personalities, not to mention fresh eggs. They have a large run and a house to bed down in at night, also a kiddie pool to splash in but I leave them out to free range during the day and they go back into their pen when it's time to go to bed. I have a nice stream running through the entirety of my front yard which they happily splash around in all day when they aren't rooting around the yard for bugs. They never go out of the yard, and seem happy with the space they have.
Oh and I forgot to mention that the dogs have their own fenced in area separate from the ducks, however no matter how scary Brinks tries to be through the fence the ducks completely ignore him as if he is not even there... it's as if they know he's a big pansy. Odyssey on the other hand is used to being around chickens and knows the difference between acceptable birds to chase and totally UNacceptable ones
Oh and I forgot to mention that the dogs have their own fenced in area separate from the ducks, however no matter how scary Brinks tries to be through the fence the ducks completely ignore him as if he is not even there... it's as if they know he's a big pansy. Odyssey on the other hand is used to being around chickens and knows the difference between acceptable birds to chase and totally UNacceptable ones
LifeofRubie
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One of the owners of my workplace has a Beauceron that he frequently brings in. He is a nice dog, very placid and comfortable with his surroundings. Personally the double dew claw kind of creeps me out :X lol. A couple Rhodesian ridgebacks came in the other day and THOSE dogs I would take in a heart beat! Beautiful, robust, and such endearing personalities to match. Like with food though my problem isn't that I'm picky, it's that I like TOO much and can't decide..
We actually saw a Beauceron over the weekend and initially I asked the owner if he was a Dobie mix but then I saw the double dew claw and redeemed myself! The owner said it was *intended* for them to be better be able to jump over and run atop a herd of sheep so they could get to any sort of danger faster. This boy was 9 months and already 80lbs. He would certainly domino any sheep if he tried to run across the top of them
I've considered a standard poodle. They are really smart. Pugs can be nice dogs, but breeders are going too far with the flat face.
I can't think of any other dog that I would want than a Doberman.
I have been around so many different breeds but Dobes do it for me.
Other pets, have had a huge variety, still do but I would love to have about 10,000 acres with elephants. I love elephants!
I have been around so many different breeds but Dobes do it for me.
Other pets, have had a huge variety, still do but I would love to have about 10,000 acres with elephants. I love elephants!
Janiethedob
Jr Member
Elephants!!!! I am obsessed with elephants! I've also wanted to rescue them from circuses.
