Yes, I must say that new puppy is a long haired Chihuahua mix! Small and
surprisingly easy to housebreak LOL. He just as a person who pays attention
n gets him out the kitten sized thing!
But a puppy all the same and a really fun little dog. She's never had a
small dog so she ain't going to treat him much like one either she says...
😃
JP&P
On Tuesday, June 30, 2015, Anne Utter <rautt75@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I agree 100% except one should be aware of the activity level needed for
the pup. I would not want a high energy, high drive pup at my age! It
would not be fair to either of us. My present dog is 7 and loves to play
with toys with me but is willing to stop when I want to.
Mostly he likes to play 'keep away' outdoors and run figure 8s (not sure
why fig. 8s) around me. This exercises us both!
Can't imagine being without a dog preferably a German Shepherd.
Anne, GA
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On Jun 29, 2015, at 8:23 PM, Jen Proud <proudk911@xxxxxxxxx<javascript:;>> wrote:
puppy for herself. Granted, she lives alone and is totally independent and
There is a client ar the clinic who is 87 years old and just got a new
drives all "the little old ladies" as she calls them around shopping to
church and bingo and the like LOL
She does have a back up plan for the pup for if something happens to herand she expects he will be her last dog, but she says she's gonna have fun
with him too.
I think that's the right attitude to have. Room in your heart and home,why not fill it?
So long as responsible people are in place just in case, I see noproblem with it myself- especially with all the time spent & love given :)
Jen P & her Pack
