Ideal dog to keep in a condo
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24alex
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Ideal dog to keep in a condo
My GF keeps saying let's get a dog, we live on the 4th floor in a !500 sq ft condo. The association rules say no pets but 6 of the 36 units have small dogs so i can't see what they will do about mine. If they tell everyone they want to enforce the rules 7 of us will throw a stink.
The question for you is what would be a nice dog not some lab or Shepard that'll get huge.
Any good choices?
The question for you is what would be a nice dog not some lab or Shepard that'll get huge.
Any good choices?
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So you want to lock an animal up 24/7 in a shitty condo ? .... give your girlfriend a slap and buy her a fucking tamagotchie or something... better still tie that cunt up for a few days in there and post the video... there you go !!! that's a potential money earner for you people would pay good money to watch that shit hahaha
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Apartments + dogs = bad idea, it's cruel to lock up a canine in an apartment, they want their space aka a yard.
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Yep I am with the opinion keeping dogs or cats in a condo is not a nice thing for the animals
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A dog is like a kid that never grows up. Are you ready to dedicate the next 10-20 yrs to caring for your dog? 4th floor condo is a pain in the butt when the dog needs to go pee. Are you ready to be a regular at the dog park or go on long walks since you lack a safe back yard? How about having to be home at a certain time every day, hiring pet sitters or relying on friends or family when you can't be there. What happens if they do enforce the no pet rule? Will you sell the condo and move or discard your dog like he's a piece of trash no longer welcome? A dog is a living being that gives unconditional love and loyalty. Unless you're ready to commit long term and return that loyalty don't get a dog.24alex wrote: ↑March 3rd, 2018, 9:50 amMy GF keeps saying let's get a dog, we live on the 4th floor in a !500 sq ft condo. The association rules say no pets but 6 of the 36 units have small dogs so i can't see what they will do about mine. If they tell everyone they want to enforce the rules 7 of us will throw a stink.
The question for you is what would be a nice dog not some lab or Shepard that'll get huge.
Any good choices?
I grew up with dogs and I've been around them for a large part of my adult life. They're a hand full. Right now we have a lab/golden mix that'll turn 2 next month. We got her in July 2016 after not having a dog for several years. We live in the country on 5 acres and a large part of the yard is secured by electric fence. She's real smart but is taking a long time to get out of the puppy stage. Both my forearms now bear scars from her playing... nipping... clawing... lol. I haven't gone anywhere over night since she joined the family. I have a doggy curview. Some days I day dream of life without her and the freedom I would have but I made a commitment and I wouldn't trade her for anything. No matter what a big pain in the ass she sometimes is! If I lived in a 4th floor condo I would never get a dog. Get a cat instead. They poop in a box and they're fairly self reliant. I have one of them as well, a 100% indoor male cat that's fixed and perfectly happy living indoors and watching the chip monks from the glassed in porch. Reason I keep him in is that outdoor cats on average live about 2 yrs, he just turned 4 this month.


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