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Postby araby » Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:46 pm

When my brother decided to breed his lab one more time, I wanted one so that I could have a part of the family line of dogs, but decided against it because I don't own my own home and knew that I wouldn't be able to give the dog the proper amount of time needed to care for it and the space it would need to run.

Perhaps by the time his youngest in the line of dogs is having pups, or one of those is having pups, I will be ready to own one. until then, I have my three cats. they require a lot of my time too, if I don't sing to them and talk to them get very upset and pee on my bed. it's a misconception that cats do not require attention. They very much require it, if you give it to them from the onset.
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Postby 10sun » Wed Feb 07, 2007 9:10 pm

DangerPaul wrote:I looked into Basenji as well, but I figured in the long run their yodel would start to annoy me. Adam, if you look online, you can find wave files of the noises they make. Other than that, it was a toss up for me.


Their noises don't bother me and from what I remember, Shiba Inu's have an even worse angry scream noise when feeling threatened.

The main problem I see with the Shiba Inu breed is the hair. I can't stand longer haired animals if they shed =\

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Postby araby » Wed Feb 07, 2007 10:36 pm

I havnen't been home in a week in a half and I still find kitty-cat hair on my clothes and it kind of makes me sad.
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Postby DangerPaul » Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:31 am

10sun wrote:
DangerPaul wrote:I looked into Basenji as well, but I figured in the long run their yodel would start to annoy me. Adam, if you look online, you can find wave files of the noises they make. Other than that, it was a toss up for me.


Their noises don't bother me and from what I remember, Shiba Inu's have an even worse angry scream noise when feeling threatened.

The main problem I see with the Shiba Inu breed is the hair. I can't stand longer haired animals if they shed =\

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Well since I have not had them a full year to verify this, I am taking info that I found all over about the breed. Supposedly they don't shed, they molt twice a year and thats it. Granted they are still babies, but I have had them both on my lap while wearing dark pants, and no fur is left behind. Oh and I heard the angry scream last night, it was definetly not normal.
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Postby araby » Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:25 am

what is molt?
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Postby Harrison » Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:06 pm

It's a more extreme form of shedding done in intervals rather than continuously.
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Postby Darcler » Mon Feb 12, 2007 8:38 pm

Happens to breeds with 2 coats, the down coat underneath and the coarse hair on top. German Shepherds do this, drove me fucking nuts walking around after Gin picking up clumps of down a couple times a year.
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Postby araby » Mon Feb 12, 2007 8:40 pm

thanks guys, had never heard of this.
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