I will occasionally claim to be immune to his cute. I'm normally lying.
I grew up having anywhere between two and four dogs about the house, so, I know things about them. There's pluses and minuses to every breed, really - even the popular ones tend to.be overbred and have a bunch of diseases. (Mutts are healthier, and cheaper.)
Not being committed to a breed is good! Like I said, they've all.got their quirks. (A lab, for instance, will be the most mellow dog you've ever known once it's grown, but will chew everything it can reach until then.) Plus some breeds are harder for.beginners. I'm not sure I'd inflict Kit on a newbie.
I like ferrets! My dad had some, when he was younger. I've thought about getting one, but I'd have to find out if there are vets in the area first. They're technically exotic, right?
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Date: 2013-07-07 10:58 pm (UTC)I will occasionally claim to be immune to his cute. I'm normally lying.
I grew up having anywhere between two and four dogs about the house, so, I know things about them. There's pluses and minuses to every breed, really - even the popular ones tend to.be overbred and have a bunch of diseases. (Mutts are healthier, and cheaper.)
Not being committed to a breed is good! Like I said, they've all.got their quirks. (A lab, for instance, will be the most mellow dog you've ever known once it's grown, but will chew everything it can reach until then.) Plus some breeds are harder for.beginners. I'm not sure I'd inflict Kit on a newbie.
I like ferrets! My dad had some, when he was younger. I've thought about getting one, but I'd have to find out if there are vets in the area first. They're technically exotic, right?
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