Evo
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It sounds adorable helixe, my ex sister-in-law had Bichon Frises and you had better not call it a poodle if you didn't want a lecture. We'll be waiting for pictures!
I was going to say: don't get a dog if you don't know how to discipline it.HeLiXe said:[..] "strict discipline" needs to be given. This is a major drawback for me because I do not know how to give strict discipline to a dog...nor do i want to really. Do you know if your friend had any issues with this? There are several obedience schools around here, I don't mind going if it is needed.
This is why.HeLiXe said:He is not aggressive and obeys commands but other than that he is terribly trained and extremely hyper.
Not a good idea to comfort a dog like that, better to ignore it and let it come to you. Realize that dogs need a leader and that leader needs to be you, make sure they get proper discipline. Of course you should enjoy each other, it's exciting that you've found a new mate and I hope you'll make an excellent pairHeLiXe said:The first day I got him I actually had to sleep on the floor with him to stop him from crying. Poor babe.
lol they are cute. His mom is pure bichon and I got to meet her. Oddly she is as big as he is at 11 weeks! I thought maltese was a small breed.Evo said:It sounds adorable helixe, my ex sister-in-law had Bichon Frises and you had better not call it a poodle if you didn't want a lecture. We'll be waiting for pictures!
Monique said:I was going to say: don't get a dog if you don't know how to discipline it.
This is why.
Not a good idea to comfort a dog like that, better to ignore it and let it come to you. Realize that dogs need a leader and that leader needs to be you, make sure they get proper discipline. Of course you should enjoy each other, it's exciting that you've found a new mate and I hope you'll make an excellent pair
I grew up around many different breeds: German Shepherd, Chow chow, Poodle, Bouvier, Leonberger, American Eskimo, Samoyed, Springer Spaniel. They were great friends.