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A New Doggy!!!

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So we adopted a little girl from a lady who couldnt take care of her anymore.She is really sweet and follows you around everywhere. Plus side, she is a great watchdog!!! I was wondering of anyone knew what breed she is???  The lady's daughter wasnt a dog person and didnt know. Any guesses?

 

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post #2 of 7
poodle...?

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The difference between pets and pests is only on which side of the fence they're standing... keep your animals in your own property.

 

 



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Poodle or poodle mix - Spaniel/poodle - Imagine if you cut all the hair off the dogs head - would it be really flat and almost in line with it's snout?  If so - probably poodle - mixes usually have a bit of a bump/rounded top to the head - poodles, there's a reason they leave that puff on top.  I used to do a lot of dog rescue and the first time I got a standard poodle - it had been evenly shaved all over - I never realized they have a flat head - it's really funny.

They need to be socilized well - especially if you might have kids coming around at any time.  Walk through outdoor - um....strip malls where you can see how she reacts to other people - races, ages, heights - anything like that and you'll know that you'll need to work on that.  They don;t shed, so you will need to get her clipped - no matter if she is a poodle or a mix.  You can let her get long and shaggy and just trim around the important areas!!!!!  or keep her trimmed with all the fluffy parts left - they are there to keep the joints warm.  If you live somewhere warm and she will be outdoors - keep her clipped.  You can buy some average ones off ebay/craigslist etc, you only need a medium set if she is small - which she looks.  If you don;t live in a big city - it wont cost as much to keep her wool & nails trimmed - and the best things are you get a pet you love - that doesn't drop hair everywhere - think of the time saving in sweeping!  I had English Bulldogs and they shed like a leaky tap.

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Could there be some Beddlington terrier in there,  something about the shape of the ears and the colour?  Whatever she is she is gorgeous!

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sable cockapoo?

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RIR: LC(Lucky Carlos), Diego (hen), Ginger
EE: Fraggle and Fluffy
GSL: Coco
Mutt: Lil' Girl, Chance
Polish Bantam: Melody, Harmony, Symphony, Johann Sebastian Bawk
FBCM: Ceder, Maple
Olive Eggers: Willow Bonsai
 

 

 

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http://emmaspolishbantams.webs.com/

 

 

My Chickens (Click to show)

RIR: LC(Lucky Carlos), Diego (hen), Ginger
EE: Fraggle and Fluffy
GSL: Coco
Mutt: Lil' Girl, Chance
Polish Bantam: Melody, Harmony, Symphony, Johann Sebastian Bawk
FBCM: Ceder, Maple
Olive Eggers: Willow Bonsai
 

 

 

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post #6 of 7

Cockapoo is what I was thinking. She's very pretty. :)

My sweet puppy, Maggie (1yo), 3 adorable baby pet rats, Darby, Lilah, and Faye, 3 cats, 2 bunnies, a goldfish named Ghoti (pronounced "Fish"), 1 Khaki Campbell duckling, 1 Magpie duckling, and lots and lots of chickens!

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My sweet puppy, Maggie (1yo), 3 adorable baby pet rats, Darby, Lilah, and Faye, 3 cats, 2 bunnies, a goldfish named Ghoti (pronounced "Fish"), 1 Khaki Campbell duckling, 1 Magpie duckling, and lots and lots of chickens!

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post #7 of 7

Hey,  I'm a Kiwi too.  I live in the States now - married an American Soilder I met in Kuwait.  Where are you in NZ?

 

Stef

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