Pintada Kid Danger Tips for Dogs (Hope: apartment, stores, train)

[songinthewind7]

Originally Posted by highdesertmutz

Yes, olive oil is the cure all home remedy! I'd rep you, but it won't let me
what we really need in new mexico is a guy that's a snake oil salesman like in the clint eastwood movie josey wales. may be better than whikskee.

I think there was one on the Andy Griffith show too where Aunt Bee got sloshed on it.

[chrokee69]

Got her as a rescue dog when she was just about 2.5 months old. The lady if i want to call her that just did not know to take care of anything. When we took her, Sonja was real skinny and had no idea what dog food was. Trailed her for 3 weeks until the poopers stopped.
Now she is very healthy and just beautiful. She is a sliver brown colour, 4 white tipped paws and tail and white around her face that goes up between her green eyes. and if Santa would have been nice to me this year and gave me a camera i would have pictures on here of her.
She is now about 6 months old and is around 60 to 65 lbs. and getting bigger.

[Oppinionated Person2]

Originally Posted by Lovehound

I noticed this topic is titled "Danger Tips For Dogs." Uh... I don't think very many dogs read posts at CD.

Lovehound if you noticed this thread was for dogs then why are you reading it? What's your pedigree? lol

[highdesertmutz]

Originally Posted by chrokee69

Got her as a rescue dog when she was just about 2.5 months old. The lady if i want to call her that just did not know to take care of anything. When we took her, Sonja was real skinny and had no idea what dog food was. Trailed her for 3 weeks until the poopers stopped.
Now she is very healthy and just beautiful. She is a sliver brown colour, 4 white tipped paws and tail and white around her face that goes up between her green eyes. and if Santa would have been nice to me this year and gave me a camera i would have pictures on here of her.
She is now about 6 months old and is around 60 to 65 lbs. and getting bigger.

you should post a picture so we can all see her

[Lovehound]

Originally Posted by Oppinionated Person2

Lovehound if you noticed this thread was for dogs then why are you reading it? What's your pedigree? lol

I'm not actually a dog in spite of the "nym." I'm just a guy who likes dogs. I even have a college degree!

[highdesertmutz]

Originally Posted by Oppinionated Person2

Lovehound if you noticed this thread was for dogs then why are you reading it? What's your pedigree? lol

well oppinionated, our dog doesn't know how to read or spell either, which is probably good, but he does know key words, like abbie and emma (his girlfriends) and knows the word girlfriend too, along with ice cream, kibbles n bits, chewie, go for a ride, mighty dog, but alot of dogs seem to pick up these words, probably because we humans like to tease our dogs a bit with key words. ours does watch animal planet, he especially like the puppy bowl

[Lovehound]

My dog knows quite a few human phrases. I'm sure he doesn't understand the specific words, but if I say, "Wanna go for a ride?" he goes for the kitchen door (to the driveway), if I say, "Want food?" he goes to the kitchen, and if I say, "Get the kitty cat?" he runs to the back door (to the back yard where the kitty cats are.)

He knows what I mean even if he doesn't understand the words. That's why I like dogs!

[Steve-o]

Originally Posted by songinthewind7

Our neighbors pit just had 11 pups.
They are also the most tolerant dog with kids.

When theyre not killing children, that is.

[MN2CO]

Originally Posted by dracul

I could tell many yarns about each and every pit bull I've had the honor of sharing my life with! Many are the stories and fascinating. These are truly remarkable and incredible canine super-athletes and have been much maligned by the ignorant general public and tabloid press, to a great extent. In all my 30+ years with these exceptional and peerless dogs I've never had one problem with humans. They have been my friends, protectors and comrades for years and I've grown from a young, strong man into a graying old has-been and still a pit bull is at my side!!! I wouldn't have it any other way!

A friend of mine has a pit bull and I have to admit the first time I was going to meet him I was a bit reluctant. I've always had dogs, volunteer for a local pet shelter so I've never been afraid of any dog, but all the pit bull hype got to me. My friend warned me that Lucky was very friendly and likes to welcome guests (thinking wagging tail, etc...) I walked in and from the corner of my eye I see this "thing" coming my way - he jumped up and very gently kissed my lips! I could not believe how gentle it was. Then I got the sloppy kisses. Wow!! Probably not a good thing to teach a pitty, but, it definitely gave me a new opinion of them.

[hopeful transplant]

Steve-o.....Isn't that just a little bit harsh? Yeah, Pits have a bad reputation for some of the things they do and have done, but all dogs would do the same with the improper training they can receive. If you train a German Shepherd to 'hog rodeo' for example - they too would be the same as pits. Careful about the children thing, many people have had experiences with all dogs that have not had a good result. I still love dogs and would be lost if I didn't have mine. Just my opinion...