Should I get a
Keeshond
Or a
Samoyed
Or other dogs
Btw I have 0 dog experience so yeah...
Keeshond
Or a
Samoyed
Or other dogs
Btw I have 0 dog experience so yeah...
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Thinking about getting a dog
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Which dog
Total votes: 21
or adopt from a shelter instead of getting a purebredGatata03 wrote:
FuZ wrote:
a cat
A golden retriever.
The two you picked both have quite a lot of fur, so if you keep it inside a lot prepare for hairpocalypse.
also:
also:
Gatata03 wrote:
FuZ wrote:
a cat
2015071
dont let it out the balcony
also, cats have an amazing sense of balance. She'll be fiiiiine
get a new one if he dies2015071 wrote:
For all of you guys suggesting a cat, I live on the 17th floor with 3 balconies that cats could jump out and fucking die. So no cats.
did you just assume its gender?Railey2 wrote:
also, cats have an amazing sense of balance. She'll be fiiiiine
im triggered
Don't get a dog with hunting instincts as your first one (unless you're actually hunting).
Those often tend to behave like guests at your home.
Those often tend to behave like guests at your home.
Sorry OP you cannot have yourself for a pet
weebRunielVermell wrote:
Shiba Inu is better tbh
My friend's dad's dog's maid is Japanese, therefore, I'm half Japanese. Get my race right, you misrace scumAomi wrote:
weebRunielVermell wrote:
Shiba Inu is better tbh
Shiba Inus are unsuitable pets to have in places such as Hong Kong as it is very active and requires a large space and constant attention for it to thrive, don't be dumb to give in to your weeaboo desires and get a dog that could possibly ruin your apartment and the dog itself. It's also very difficult to train, I doubt that you'd be able to be patient enough nor have enough time to train it with such limitations.
So no, Shiba Inu is not a better choice, at all. It can be a nice dog though on proper conditions.
So no, Shiba Inu is not a better choice, at all. It can be a nice dog though on proper conditions.