Chickentrain's Dog Q&A

[black_cat]

After doing some looking, it looks like a lot of breeders have dogs from here:
https://www.northstar.dog/yakutian_laikas

Because their registered names begin with 'Northstar's' or 'Northstar'


But there are waay more breeders than I thought

 

[chickentrains]

ouh they have Lundehunds

 

[chickentrains]

My friends Kennel name is Northstar. I think its just Popular.

She breeds Carolina Dogs

 

[chickentrains]

Here is are some of their

dogs :

"NorthStar's A Chain Reaction"

"Northstar's Drama Llama"

 

[black_cat]

My friends Kennel name is Northstar. I think its just Popular.

She breeds Carolina Dogs

I was looking at the list on the breed club, and I just assumed that they were from the only 'Northstar' on the list

 

[black_cat]

After doing some looking, it looks like a lot of breeders have dogs from here:
https://www.northstar.dog/yakutian_laikas

Because their registered names begin with 'Northstar's' or 'Northstar'


But there are waay more breeders than I thought

A lot of them also breed samoyeds or huskies or other wintry breeds

 

[mommiesrcool]

samoyeds

I love that dog breed

 

[NatJ]

My parents' training style is pretty much entirely based off of The Art of Raising a Puppy by the Monks of New Skete. I have heard that this is a great source, but is there any stuff that I should try to branch out from and do differently?

Your parents successfully trained their previous Golden Retriever. They know this training style works for them and for this breed. I would just go with it.

I suggest you read the book yourself, and then maybe read it a second time. For me, many how-to books make more sense the second time I read them, because so many parts of the process work together in ways that I don't realize at first. (I've noticed this with gardening books, dog training books, quilting books, and plenty of other subjects.)

 

[chickentrains]

try this and share your answers, just for fun!

https://www.purina.com/dogs/dog-breed-selector

I got:

no thanks, really.

 

[chickentrains]

hmmm...

https://www.akc.org/dog-breed-selector/

No..