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 Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 11:40 pm
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 10:19 am
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 10:47 am
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bluegrass cat RoflWafflesFTW I want a German Shepard... i want pie. i know what its like to want something you cannot have. crying crying crying lol, naw, but seriously, i would LOVE to have a puppy but our landlord doesn't allow dogs...plus, i grew up on a farm and i can't have a dog caged up in an apartment anyway. its just cruel to me. crying angel and i both want a brindle-coated pitbull, although i'd be happy with almost anything. heart i just love dogs...and cats... and pretty much every other animal, including insects and reptiles. xd just watch, when the next apocalypse comes, i'll be the one with the ark. wink
Actually, if you don't mind sleeping on the floor, have a second bed, or have a large couch, a St. Bernard would be a great apartment dog. (NOT a puppy, but full-grown.) Large dogs, so it may seem odd but they don't move much once they stop being a puppy. They look like rugs basically. You would likely save it's life if you found one at a rescue near or in a city since most people wouldn't think of a dog that size as an apartment dog. Just walk it twice a day, if you have a casual work environment walk it to work, show it the couch, and then walk it back home. They are low energy dogs for the most part, great baby sitters, and definably one to frighten evil-doers, even without opening an eye.
Yes, some of the breed are sure to want more exercise or want to play in the snow, but that is just the personality. My mom's liked to sit outside but didn't move much except to roll over or occasionally lay on her back and wiggle. But my guess is that a St. Bernard found in a city shelter wouldn't mind not being allowed to sit in a yard and do nothing.
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 1:33 pm
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