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How to get a dog 06-24-2024, 04:17 PM
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Hey does anyone have any tips on buying a dog. I’m looking to get a poodle because I am slightly allergic to dogs but I found that around poodles i am perfectly fine. So I’m lookin to get a poodle but I just don’t like how much some breeders are charging for dogs. If there’s no other options then sure I’ll pay but if anyone has any suggestions or ideas that would greatly be appreciated.
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RE: How to get a dog 06-24-2024, 04:34 PM
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(06-24-2024, 04:17 PM)ShadowByte Wrote: Hey does anyone have any tips on buying a dog. I’m looking to get a poodle because I am slightly allergic to dogs but I found that around poodles i am perfectly fine. So I’m lookin to get a poodle but I just don’t like how much some breeders are charging for dogs. If there’s no other options then sure I’ll pay but if anyone has any suggestions or ideas that would greatly be appreciated.
You'd be SEing a single person, in my opinion this is unethical. Unless there's big companies that sell dogs that I don't know about?
Plus I doubt there would be a working method, like would you say a dog didn't arrive?
Anything I say and do here is completely fictional.
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RE: How to get a dog 06-24-2024, 05:20 PM
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Search the locals back gardens and once you find one, put it inside a bag and walk off
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RE: How to get a dog 06-25-2024, 03:34 PM
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how about a groodle or a labradoodle?
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Three Years of Service
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RE: How to get a dog 06-26-2024, 01:55 AM
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Those are also really good options but are they still hypoallergenic?
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RE: How to get a dog 06-27-2024, 06:20 PM
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You should go to the shelter, Plenty of dogs there that need a home. Im sure you can find a hypoallergenic dog.
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RE: How to get a dog 06-28-2024, 12:26 AM
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for starters, always try your local shelter
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RE: How to get a dog 06-28-2024, 01:25 AM
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Doodles are a good hypo or less allergenic option for sure. The main thing about poodles though is that they're damn smart and can be a handful unless you really commit to training. Not to dissuade you from getting a pet of course, but make sure you do your research if you go with a cross breed too. A poodle/pug is going to be a lot different from a poodle/border collie. Anyway, it's just my two cents and generalizing of course. Training and raising a dog is super fun! But yeah, check out your local shelters and dog groups so you can have support, even if you go with a breeder. If you do choose a purebred make sure that you go with a reputable breeder. Kijiji's swamped with "purebreds" that are accidental puppies from people who are too irresponsible to get their dog fixed and want some quick cash.
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