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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #15 on: 24 May 2010, 10:52:05 »

Dogs? Great but too tying.  :-/ Just say,'You can have one when you leave home!' I did.  ::) Unfortunatly I still have to go round to her house and walk the German Shepherd when she and her husband are both out working all day!!!  :o
Love him to bits, but he is the reason why I won't have another dog until I'm retired, and can spend enough time with it.  :)
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #16 on: 24 May 2010, 11:49:46 »

I think you should get a field spaniel as they are great with kids and small and very easy to train, I have one and her name is Megan and she is such a happy dog and the other breed is a caviler king charles spaniel i also have had one but he died a few yrs ago , hope this helps
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #17 on: 24 May 2010, 12:16:42 »

Yes, get a nutty field spaniel - they need lots of excercise, but I've never met a more affectionate, happy dog in my life. :y


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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #18 on: 24 May 2010, 12:17:59 »

James.....you're going softie!!   LOL!
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #19 on: 24 May 2010, 12:33:05 »

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Well i have a bitch which is great with the kids & hardly ever needs walking & grooms herself ................ :y

She cooks the meals, does the housework, buys the shopping & very rarely complains.  My partners also very well behaved in public  :D ;D :D ;D

but is she toilet trained? ;D :D ;D

Mmmmm!! Well she's known to take the 'P*SS' on many an occasion!!  ;D ;D

She's also very high maintenance BUT i can't get rid of her as she's like part of the family!!   ::) ::):D :D


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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #20 on: 24 May 2010, 12:33:16 »

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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #21 on: 24 May 2010, 13:32:54 »

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yes he a big softie with our dogs and Lucy our springer spaniel cross golden retriever is a big daddys girl  ;D
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #22 on: 24 May 2010, 15:33:30 »

personally id never get a dog because your child wants it. it must be a family decision, guess who'll be looking after it after the Fluff factor has worn off.  ;D
i worked in a dog groomers and have trained some dogs for obedience work. Ive found that most of the nasty dog bites ive had have come from small dogs (west highland white terriers being the worst imo)
If your energetic and like walking then yes a spaniel would be fine, but you will have to take it out in the winter remember :y
Large dogs are maybe a bit out of the question as they can often scare children, though my niece sits on my dobermann watching tv and Breeze doesnt mind in the least (she adores kids), but they are very hard work. they do need training and get bored and destructive if left to much alone.
Basically what im saying is you need to do lots and lots of research before actually getting a dog. A good friend of mine once told me, Having a dog is like having another child. Its true lol :y
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #23 on: 24 May 2010, 16:28:33 »

I love dogs - we always had dogs when I was young.  But although I'd love to have one now, I won't, because I just don't fancy walking round behind the animal with a plastic bag picking up poo.  Anyway, the wife doesn't like them.

Two of my neighbours have acquired retired greyhounds, and they are really lovely dogs - very gentle temperament, don't require much exercise (surprisingly) and very good with children.  Only problem is that if they happen to see a cat, or a rabbit, or anything small and furry, they take off like a rocket... :) :) :)
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #24 on: 24 May 2010, 19:42:22 »

Labs are by far the best dogs to have around kids and as stated earlier little dogs can be yapping all day, my Lab barks once a month and never during December.

They are easy to train , the only drawback is they molt little hairs everywhere.
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #25 on: 24 May 2010, 19:50:21 »

my dog megan is a small dog and she dont yapp all day even when she is left, but then she is a field spaniel and the most loyal dog you could have as a family pet and very good with children, i can and any one of my daughters can even go in her dog food bowl while she is eating and she would not go for you thats how well train she is and my other dog lucy you can do the same
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #26 on: 24 May 2010, 20:26:57 »

Get her a fish Nickbat, A dogfish.. :D ;D
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #27 on: 24 May 2010, 20:28:59 »

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Get her a fish Nickbat, A dogfish.. :D ;D

I've already got her a catfish. Mind you, stupid thing doesn't like being cuddled and refuses milk.  ;) ;D
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #28 on: 24 May 2010, 20:29:04 »

How about a boxer? brilliant with kids,just wants to have fun and when your in a bad mood one look at that sad scrunched up face cheers me up every time :y
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Re: My daughter wants a dog...
« Reply #29 on: 24 May 2010, 21:41:37 »

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Labs are by far the best dogs to have around kids and as stated earlier little dogs can be yapping all day, my Lab barks once a month and never during December.

They are easy to train , the only drawback is they molt little hairs everywhere.[/quote]

Yes, I had forgot about that...... :D :D :D
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