Our GPs had 12 puppies in our basement this morning/afternoon. Holy moly was she big.
My Great Pyrenees chicken guard dogs had puppies!!!
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Shes beautiful! Her babies are too!
Cute puppies, but why the heck do you have her chained!!??
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Did I mention that she's in my basement? She's a working farm dog, not a house dog.
Did I mention that she's in my basement? She's a working farm dog, not a house dog.
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my exact question... I'm certain though that there is a good answer.
I have a dog that has to be chained at times or everything would be destroyed... I'd love to take her to the country where she could run at will but... well it's a long story.
my exact question... I'm certain though that there is a good answer.
I have a dog that has to be chained at times or everything would be destroyed... I'd love to take her to the country where she could run at will but... well it's a long story.
I've seen what happens when puppies get caught in chain links and in collars...
Please remove the chain and collar, for their sake?
Please remove the chain and collar, for their sake?
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Did I mention that she's in my basement? She's a working farm dog, not a house dog.
Yes, you said she's in your basement.....I seriously doubt that having just had 12 pups she's going anywhere or going to cause trouble. Sorry, but I don't like to see any dog chained, especially a new mother. Hope the pups don't get tangled in the chain.
Did I mention that she's in my basement? She's a working farm dog, not a house dog.
Yes, you said she's in your basement.....I seriously doubt that having just had 12 pups she's going anywhere or going to cause trouble. Sorry, but I don't like to see any dog chained, especially a new mother. Hope the pups don't get tangled in the chain.
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I appreciate the advice, thanks.
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Same here, the thing is she hates and I mean hates being in the house, My son and I had to carry her into the basement. She is a working farm dog from the word go, she is perfect. I appreciate the interest in the chain but I don't have a choice, we have a large timber frame where she could easily get into the crawl spaces and reek all kinds of havoc.
She is usually never on a chain she's with our GP male that is in a dog run 200' X 10' that is wrapped around the chicken coop, the sad thing is it's currently under at least a foot of snow with drifts well over 4' and 18 degrees. I personally don't like her in the basement or on a chain but she chews through everything else we have had on her. I appreciate the interest and also the understanding, but I do not have a choice.
I appreciate the advice, thanks.
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Same here, the thing is she hates and I mean hates being in the house, My son and I had to carry her into the basement. She is a working farm dog from the word go, she is perfect. I appreciate the interest in the chain but I don't have a choice, we have a large timber frame where she could easily get into the crawl spaces and reek all kinds of havoc.
She is usually never on a chain she's with our GP male that is in a dog run 200' X 10' that is wrapped around the chicken coop, the sad thing is it's currently under at least a foot of snow with drifts well over 4' and 18 degrees. I personally don't like her in the basement or on a chain but she chews through everything else we have had on her. I appreciate the interest and also the understanding, but I do not have a choice.
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Beautiful dog, what are the puppies mixed with?
I found our new kitten strangled to death in our dogs chains a few years ago. Someone had let her outside by accident. It is very gruesome and heartbreaking, just be careful with that chain.
I found our new kitten strangled to death in our dogs chains a few years ago. Someone had let her outside by accident. It is very gruesome and heartbreaking, just be careful with that chain.
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Pure GP LGD.
Pure GP LGD.
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