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Nov 8 08 12:27 PM
yoduhh wrote: MewsieDaKitty wrote: yoduhh wrote: luvs2mambo wrote: I was very pleased to hear that they prefer a shelter dog, if they can find one that doesn't aggravate allergies. poodles are good, they don't shed. Yes, but they bladders the size of peanuts and are a little . We had two when I was growing up. Pee'd everywhere they could lift their legs inside and out. One of them had a "thing" for slippers and wasn't shy to demonstrate in front of company. Somehow I don't think that is the image we want of the "First Doggie". Just sayin..... >^..^< well mewsie, you may have had a poorly bred pair. i had one growing up too, and she never ever pee'd any where but outside in the yard, and she was left alone in the house during the day. the can get hyper, especially toy ones that aren't bred well, but poodles, especially standard ones, are one of the most intelligent dogs.
MewsieDaKitty wrote: yoduhh wrote: luvs2mambo wrote: I was very pleased to hear that they prefer a shelter dog, if they can find one that doesn't aggravate allergies. poodles are good, they don't shed. Yes, but they bladders the size of peanuts and are a little . We had two when I was growing up. Pee'd everywhere they could lift their legs inside and out. One of them had a "thing" for slippers and wasn't shy to demonstrate in front of company. Somehow I don't think that is the image we want of the "First Doggie". Just sayin..... >^..^<
yoduhh wrote: luvs2mambo wrote: I was very pleased to hear that they prefer a shelter dog, if they can find one that doesn't aggravate allergies. poodles are good, they don't shed.
luvs2mambo wrote: I was very pleased to hear that they prefer a shelter dog, if they can find one that doesn't aggravate allergies.
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