Daniella M
i want a dog that is...
1. intelligent
2. doesnt shed too much
3. a small dog
4. a dog that can stay outdoors
5. a dog that doesnt bark too much (or at least not too loud cuz my neighbors)
6. a dog with not too much maintenance(like a bulldog)
7. lovable
8. easy to tame
im thinking of getting a pomerian or a chinese crested but im not sure yet...
i dont really mind the shedding if i keep it outside
ya i most likely would get a short hair small dog and keep it inside or get like a medium size dog and keep it outside. its just my dad is soooo strict about keeping dogs inside
look people im just writting out what my dad wants me too
I KNOW BULLDOGS REQUIRE LOTS OF CARE I WAS GIVING AN EXAMPLE OF A DOG THAT HAS A LOT OF MAINTENANCE!!
you yahoo answers people are sooo predictable " get a stuffed animal" gosh i cant ask a simple question
Answer
You pretty much described an Italian Greyhound! They are such cute little ...... but very sensitive to cold climates, so would not make a good outdoor dog. A Pomeranian would but they bark and shed alot. Dogs are best when kept inside BUT fine outside...if you could maybe make a deal with your dad to keep it in your room in a crate at night time?? That would be good.
Here are some ideas:
West Highland White Terrier
Norfolk Terrier or Norwhich Terrier
Corgi
Basenji
Dachshund
oh, and for sure not a Chinese Crested ----very sensitve dogs to weather. They need sunscreen in the sun and also hate cold.
You pretty much described an Italian Greyhound! They are such cute little ...... but very sensitive to cold climates, so would not make a good outdoor dog. A Pomeranian would but they bark and shed alot. Dogs are best when kept inside BUT fine outside...if you could maybe make a deal with your dad to keep it in your room in a crate at night time?? That would be good.
Here are some ideas:
West Highland White Terrier
Norfolk Terrier or Norwhich Terrier
Corgi
Basenji
Dachshund
oh, and for sure not a Chinese Crested ----very sensitve dogs to weather. They need sunscreen in the sun and also hate cold.
Whats a good schedule for a new dog, first time owner...?
NJnetsfan3
I would like to get a dog, im thinking of a norfolk terrier or pembroke welsh corgi..... i would like to see a schedule of what i would have to do... I am at school from 6:45-3:00 so i cant do anything then but i could get my parents to maybe do something....
**When to feed and how many times
when to take it outside
when to put it in cage
and any other cares
Answer
5:00 am - Wake up, take puppy out of crate and straight outside to go to the washroom.
5:15 am - Feed puppy.
5:30 am - Put puppy back in crate while you get ready for school.
5:50 am - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom
6:00 am - Playtime with puppy/Walk with puppy.
6:40 am - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
6:45 am - Crate puppy and leave for school.
11:00 am - Parents take puppy outside to go to the washroom and have a 15-20 minute playtime.
11:30 am - Put puppy back in crate.
3:00 pm - Get home and take puppy outside to go to the washroom.
3:10 pm - Walk puppy.
3:30 pm - Put puppy in crate for a nap while you do homework or whatever you need to do for yourself.
4:30 pm - Play with puppy.
5:15 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
5:30 pm - Feed puppy.
5:45 pm - Put puppy in crate while you eat your dinner.
6:00 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
6:15 pm - Play with puppy/walk puppy/train puppy.
7:00 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
7:15 pm - Walk puppy to tire puppy out before bedtime.
8:00 pm - Let puppy chew on a Kong or play with his toys while you relax and watch tv, read a book, or do homework.
8:50 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
9:00 pm - Put puppy in crate for the night and you can now get yourself ready for bed and go to sleep so that you are ready for the next 5 am morning tomorrow.
That would be a typical day with a puppy. The basic idea is that after your dog eats, drinks, plays, or wakes up, it should be going outside to the washroom. The rest of the time it is awake you need to be supervising it and playing with it, or it should be in a crate. Crate training is the best thing you can do because it is a safe place to put your dog when you can't be watching it.
Both of those breeds are good dogs, just make sure that you are ready to take on the amount of time you need to entertain your dog. Also, make sure to look into going to puppy classes with your dog so that you can properly socialize it with other dogs and people.
Good luck and enjoy your dog!
5:00 am - Wake up, take puppy out of crate and straight outside to go to the washroom.
5:15 am - Feed puppy.
5:30 am - Put puppy back in crate while you get ready for school.
5:50 am - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom
6:00 am - Playtime with puppy/Walk with puppy.
6:40 am - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
6:45 am - Crate puppy and leave for school.
11:00 am - Parents take puppy outside to go to the washroom and have a 15-20 minute playtime.
11:30 am - Put puppy back in crate.
3:00 pm - Get home and take puppy outside to go to the washroom.
3:10 pm - Walk puppy.
3:30 pm - Put puppy in crate for a nap while you do homework or whatever you need to do for yourself.
4:30 pm - Play with puppy.
5:15 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
5:30 pm - Feed puppy.
5:45 pm - Put puppy in crate while you eat your dinner.
6:00 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
6:15 pm - Play with puppy/walk puppy/train puppy.
7:00 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
7:15 pm - Walk puppy to tire puppy out before bedtime.
8:00 pm - Let puppy chew on a Kong or play with his toys while you relax and watch tv, read a book, or do homework.
8:50 pm - Let puppy outside to go to the washroom.
9:00 pm - Put puppy in crate for the night and you can now get yourself ready for bed and go to sleep so that you are ready for the next 5 am morning tomorrow.
That would be a typical day with a puppy. The basic idea is that after your dog eats, drinks, plays, or wakes up, it should be going outside to the washroom. The rest of the time it is awake you need to be supervising it and playing with it, or it should be in a crate. Crate training is the best thing you can do because it is a safe place to put your dog when you can't be watching it.
Both of those breeds are good dogs, just make sure that you are ready to take on the amount of time you need to entertain your dog. Also, make sure to look into going to puppy classes with your dog so that you can properly socialize it with other dogs and people.
Good luck and enjoy your dog!
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