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It is this one! We're naming him Finn. Exactly two weeks from today! Believe me, you're going to regret that statement- you will be so tired of hearing about Finn when we get him :lol:

I posted here also to give people that helped out here an update but may not be following DL's thread.

Nope, this is through https://www.puppyspot.com/ , which allows you to find available puppies, find one that specifically matches your needs, and transport them to you. They screen breeders before allowing them to list puppies (only around 10% of breeders are accepted), and all dogs have health...

After all this trouble, we're probably going to get a golden retriever puppy that has smaller parents. Potentially this specific puppy:

I know, right!

I took one look at that top one and went 'this dog is perfect in every way, he has no flaws, amazing' Unfortunately, I overlooked the line in the description that says 'he will need a cat free home' which means that we can't consider him (despite his awesomeness)

No worries!

We don't want an electric fence.

Unfortunately, we (i) overlooked the line in the description that says 'needs a cat free home' so we can't get him, despite his absolute perfection

I love his brown eye! His two eye colors make him unique

I do! They're just very large, and I'd be worried that we wouldn't give them enough mental stimulation to keep them happy.

What's the line between bonding with a person and excessive clingy-ness? I'm thinking of this because until recently, a close family friend had this wonderful yellow lab that went everywhere with her (aside the basement, he was scared of it) around the house, and was always at her side or at...

Pulling away, shaking head/paw etc, trying to nudge you away with nose, whining, fine? Snarling, barking, lunging, pulling away and also running away, nipping or other mouthing, bad?

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So unless there's a medical issue that would be mentioned already if you asked for medical history, it's a behavioral issue if the dog doesn't want you to touch some part of it?

I've been skipping those anyway because literally nobody works from home for us, and it's not an option. Could it also mean cat aggressive or generally just dogs? That one makes sense That makes a lot of sense. What if all the dogs are wearing shirts? (is that a thing?) in theory, would you...

Ok thank you for that context!

Every single 'problem phrase' on that list says that it means that you have a 'high' or 'moderate-high' risk of whatever it signified- that can't be right, can it?

Uh oh....... I would have taken that to be like my past golden, who was sweet, and inhaled his food in about 4.3 seconds after it was set down

If you look through the first 50ish pages, that was the plan, but there are just no puppies available in any breed that would work for us that are near us for about two years because of waiting lists.