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That's definately what it is then. He is under too much stress. He needs to take up a relaxing hobby, like meditation, yoga, exercise, the hot tub, swimming, or something else that relaxes the mind and the body. But he needs to keep doing it every chance he gets. Hopefully every day. He just needs an outlet before he gets a heart attack or something.
That's definately what it is then. He is under too much stress. He needs to take up a relaxing hobby, like meditation, yoga, exercise, the hot tub, swimming, or something else that relaxes the mind and the body. But he needs to keep doing it every chance he gets. Hopefully every day. He just needs an outlet before he gets a heart attack or something.
Yep, it's stress for sure. He does try to do things like that (we both do). He likes to take walks, go to the gym, and he definitely likes the hot tub.
Yep, it's stress for sure. He does try to do things like that (we both do). He likes to take walks, go to the gym, and he definitely likes the hot tub.
You are taking good care of your chow. By the way, I loved the picture you posted of the two of you in the couples thread. All furry and cute, man, reminds me of a chow-chow we used to have when I was younger. They are beautiful and so calm.
You are taking good care of your chow. By the way, I loved the picture you posted of the two of you in the couples thread. All furry and cute, man, reminds me of a chow-chow we used to have when I was younger. They are beautiful and so calm.
Lol. It really didn't. We should of called him SugarBear, instead.
Aww...
The last place we lived, on the way to work, down the street, there was this Chow that would be lying there every morning, looking as calm as could be. You never saw him/her running around, getting upset at the kids, or anything. It was comforting to drive by there and see him/her every morning.
The last place we lived, on the way to work, down the street, there was this Chow that would be lying there every morning, looking as calm as could be. You never saw him/her running around, getting upset at the kids, or anything. It was comforting to drive by there and see him/her every morning.
Yup. They are a beautiful breed. Calm on the inside, beautiful on the outside. We used to have another white , medium sized dog that was half chow, half mutt. He was extremely bright. The only problem was that every time we took him out the fence for a while, the neighbors dog would beat him up, every time. These dogs would even attack people. It would make my dad really mad. So we would schedule his walks to when the other dogs where tied up, otherwise there would be trouble. So we kept him inside the gate most of the time until we took him for his walks. But the dog wanted to go outside and play with the "girls". If there was anything that dog had, is that he was lucky with the girl dogs. So he would escape. Eventually he ran away from home, never to return. We all know he left because he hated the neighborhood dogs that had beaten him up over and over again. He just had too much stress because of them.
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By the way, I loved the picture you posted of the two of you in the couples thread. All furry and cute, man, reminds me of a chow-chow we used to have when I was younger. They are beautiful and so calm.
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