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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveO
    wait like 3 more weeks bro topsecret will be selling his when there ready ..

    me well imma wait till my dog kane is a year old to have babys ..

    my friends are telling me to do it now and hes 7 months and my dog joy is 22 months ..


    i dont think the puppys will come out great ..
    You should wait stevo- a female should go through at least one heat cycle (about 1 yr old) and at the second one would be the first time you could consider breeding her- but I've heard you should wait still wait one more
    So if you translate this into the male life- I would say wait until he is at least 1 or even 1 and 1/2 to breed him with your female.
    What do you think?
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    im pissed, after getting my hopes up, the better half tells me she doesn't feel safe with a pit and wants a small dog. i understand her concern because we have a baby (1 year soon) and all but she has been around fully adult pits more than once and nothing happened to her. i try to tell her that its all in how you raise them. she says she wants something like a fucking yorkie, thats not a dog. i shit out turds better and more "dog" like than a fuckin yorkie. i want a fucking pitbull or even a regular english bulldog. she says she likes the bull dogs...ne one know where they are at?
    new baby soon- I can understand that- it would be different if you already had a dog- but to have two babies in the house, that will be nutts for her
    Perhaps think of it this way; while you are off at work during the day, she'll have to deal with two babies- all by her self- I wouldn't recomend getting a dog until the new baby (or the planned one) is at least 4/5 years old or get the dog an wait until it is at least 2/3 years old (my dog is 3 years old and he's just now starting to calm down and behave himself)

    new human babies are the #1 cause of pound puppies

    oh and if she is concidering a yorkie- I hope she likes poop- they are known for pooing in the house (well into adulthood- not just puppy hood)
    does all this sound reasonable? I think any dog can be trained poorly; but I think timing is more important


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    I told her she wouldn't have to do anything at all with the dog, I would put him in daycare just like my daughter...her mom has 2 yorkies. they are annoying and very high mantenance, shedding, pooping all over the house even after being house broken. i don't want to have to deal with one of those.

    Quote Originally Posted by kittychick
    new baby soon- I can understand that- it would be different if you already had a dog- but to have two babies in the house, that will be nutts for her
    Perhaps think of it this way; while you are off at work during the day, she'll have to deal with two babies- all by her self- I wouldn't recomend getting a dog until the new baby (or the planned one) is at least 4/5 years old or get the dog an wait until it is at least 2/3 years old (my dog is 3 years old and he's just now starting to calm down and behave himself)

    new human babies are the #1 cause of pound puppies

    oh and if she is concidering a yorkie- I hope she likes poop- they are known for pooing in the house (well into adulthood- not just puppy hood)
    does all this sound reasonable? I think any dog can be trained poorly; but I think timing is more important

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    Quote Originally Posted by invisible
    I told her she wouldn't have to do anything at all with the dog, I would put him in daycare just like my daughter...her mom has 2 yorkies. they are annoying and very high mantenance, shedding, pooping all over the house even after being house broken. i don't want to have to deal with one of those.
    I don't blame you- the sh!tting even after potty trained- is anoying
    dogy daycare- does that particular place do training too?
    (btw- yorkies' aren't supposed to shed)


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    Quote Originally Posted by kittychick
    I don't blame you- the sh!tting even after potty trained- is anoying
    dogy daycare- does that particular place do training too?
    (btw- yorkies' aren't supposed to shed)
    they do offer obediance classes as well. Which is what i wanted to place them in so that way they can be left at home sometims and not tear the place apart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by invisible
    I told her she wouldn't have to do anything at all with the dog, I would put him in daycare just like my daughter...her mom has 2 yorkies. they are annoying and very high mantenance, shedding, pooping all over the house even after being house broken. i don't want to have to deal with one of those.
    Why would you want to get a dog that you're not able to take care of, and have to put him in daycare? That makes no sense. Get a dog when someone has the time and/or ability to take care of a puppy the way it needs to be.

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    daycare so that way they can help train it and its not just sitting there, it would only be in there long enough until it learns to go pee and poop, i think they said its a 12 wk course.


    Quote Originally Posted by Dragonfly5338
    Why would you want to get a dog that you're not able to take care of, and have to put him in daycare? That makes no sense. Get a dog when someone has the time and/or ability to take care of a puppy the way it needs to be.

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