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New Addition to the Household (Cuteness Warning!)


Cute looking pooch! Now if you follow the standard way of couple's progression, 1st comes the dog then in about 2 - 4 years comes the kid...

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Old Jun 10, 2008, 8:11 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Cute looking pooch! Now if you follow the standard way of couple's progression, 1st comes the dog then in about 2 - 4 years comes the kid
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 8:18 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Cute looking pooch! Now if you follow the standard way of couple's progression, 1st comes the dog then in about 2 - 4 years comes the kid
damn, so when my gf says she wants a dog, what she really wants is.......yikes
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 8:21 AM   #13 (permalink)
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GOOD BOY ARI !! Do your thing

Have fun he's a great looking animal and obviously high spirited >
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damn, so when my gf says she wants a dog, what she really wants is.......yikes

Yep, thats the trend. BTW, that should be added to the cliff notes.
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 8:41 AM   #15 (permalink)
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damn, so when my gf says she wants a dog, what she really wants is.......yikes

Yup, maybe if you're lucky(and still together with the gf ) the 2nd dog will come before the 1st kid
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 8:55 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Congrats on the pup!

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damn, so when my gf says she wants a dog, what she really wants is.......yikes
Think of it as a test kid. If you take the dog to vets appointments, walk him regularly, and don't kick it, you might be ready to deal with a kid.
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 9:03 AM   #17 (permalink)
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maybe if I bring home a kitten (we have two cats) I can ward off the dog for another couple years and kids even further beyond A few more years of being able to take off for weekends whenever I want is all I ask .

Then again, I'll be 33 this September, so I don't want to push off that aspect of life too much longer. As much as I enjoy my freedom now, the thought of having a teenager in the house in my late 50's is a tad disturbing
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Old Jun 10, 2008, 10:22 AM   #18 (permalink)
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Thanks for the congrats. Ari is actually a she but it is all the same either way since we'll be fixing her when the time is right.
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Cute looking pooch! Now if you follow the standard way of couple's progression, 1st comes the dog then in about 2 - 4 years comes the kid
Ha. Fat chance. Pup instead of kids for us

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Congrats, he's a handsome pooch. PS: keep your vaccuum tuned up,
Yup! Had black hair all over my slacks after the first day. She's not too bad but I am sure the hair will get worse. Flat coats have a single coat and don't blow out so at least we needn't worry about that.

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I've always enjoyed flat coat retrievers; I think they're a great breed
Yea they are! Most people have never heard of them. The breeder had three fully grown flats including the bitch. They are incredibly fun and friendly.

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Nice.....our awesome cat Ari passed away recently. Good name!

Don't know if you noticed my mention that I have been thru your bustling little burg 3 times in the last couple of weeks. Looks like an awesome area to be living.
Sorry to hear about your cat passing recently. The name wasn't really our choice. Well, we choose from several the breeder had picked. The breeder has a Shakespearian theme for her kennel. The dog's actual call name is Ariel and her full name is Strattford's Mountain Wind. I liked the kennel name a lot. I think it is a Tempest reference if I remember correctly. Ari for short works well enough for us.

The greater Plymouth area is definitely an amazing place to live. So much to do and all right down the road. Hiking, kayaking, biking, golfing, etc. whatever. Plus skiing of course And the area is rather dog friendly.

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I see a nice carpet there... that's going away. Dog sometimes put things in their mouth that don't belong.

Our first dog, was scare of the crate and the dark, he was whining all night and kept us up. My wife finally let him sleep in the bed with us and its been downhill (in terms of the furniture) ever since.
The carpet isn't new but is still decent. We are keeping the dog from biting at the carpeting but I am sure it will show a lot of wear as the puppy ages. Last night we found out why the puppy is so cute. Kennel training went really well until we got into bed and turned out the lights. I was expecting a difficult few nights as the pup got used to his new home away from the litter mates and mom. After an hour of whining and moaning, we decided that we had to adjust slightly just so the pup wouldn't hurt himself and slept near the crate with the light on. Going to be interesting when we head back to work and the pup has to be left alone for four hours crated up. We are working on a few different ideas to get the pup used to us not being around for short periods of time but it sure isn't going to be easy on any of us.
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We are working on a few different ideas to get the pup used to us not being around for short periods of time but it sure isn't going to be easy on any of us.

We got a second dog
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The pet phase of my life is just about over now .. cat is 18 years old and the 2 dogs are over 10 ..
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