can we all agree that chow chows are the damn devil?
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Got a permanent dimple on my cheek from one when I was little. ? them ? . They are not family dogs.
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Those dogs are adorable but they're ?
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Only had Akita's.
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They're the most uncontrollable breed. They will turn on you without a ? to give. I've owned a 3 of them ?
The one that bit me was my mom's and she had him before I was born. She said he was mad loyal and well behaved. And she's had German shepherds before and he was better than them...but soon as I was born he wasn't with it lol. He never did anything to me but he didn't ? with me at all.
He slept at the foot of the stairs and one night I tripped up them ? and fell on him. It was a wrap for me.... -
Yea ? them dogs breh
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my aunt had one back in the day...
i forget his name..
but she'd get him groomed to look like a lion..
they alright..
yall wanna know about crazy ass ? dogs tho??
look no furthet then a Sharpei..
its a chinese dog as well.. my mom had one..
? wasnt built right. smmfh -
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all dogs but I did meet a chow chow that was mentally unstable.
One second he was cool with me petting him and the next he tried to attack me out of nowhere -
atribecalledgabi wrote: »Got a permanent dimple on my cheek from one when I was little. ? them ? . They are not family dogs.
Had one when I was a kid. ? was named mischief and earned every letter of that gotdamn name. Smh. -
BOSSExcellence wrote: »my aunt had one back in the day...
i forget his name..
but she'd get him groomed to look like a lion..
they alright..
yall wanna know about crazy ass ? dogs tho??
look no furthet then a Sharpei..
its a chinese dog as well.. my mom had one..
? wasnt built right. smmfh
My moms trying to get one right now. They look like theyre old af even when they're young
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BOSSExcellence wrote: »my aunt had one back in the day...
i forget his name..
but she'd get him groomed to look like a lion..
they alright..
yall wanna know about crazy ass ? dogs tho??
look no furthet then a Sharpei..
its a chinese dog as well.. my mom had one..
? wasnt built right. smmfh
My moms trying to get one right now. They look like theyre old af even when they're young
they loyal to their OWNER..
notice that i didnt make that plural.
my dad use to have to tip toe around that ? ..
she was the perfect dog for my mother tho. smmfh -
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i always dug the way dobermans look, especially red ones...but word was they always snap on their owners so i never got one
jus stuck with rotts with papers
my auntie got a big ass boerboel that we had to pick up from the damn airport as a puppy. ..that dog is a thang of beauty...everyone stops and stares...n gets the ? out the way! love takon it to dog beach...all the ladies crowd around lmao -
I Self Lord & Master wrote: »i always dug the way dobermans look, especially red ones...but word was they always snap on their owners so i never got one
jus stuck with rotts with papers
my auntie got a big ass boerboel that we had to pick up from the damn airport as a puppy. ..that dog is a thang of beauty...everyone stops and stares...n gets the ? out the way! love takon it to dog beach...all the ladies crowd around lmao
I think i just found the next dog i want. The black ones tho...
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I want either one of these:
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which cheeks Gabi, if you know what i mean, and i think you do...atribecalledgabi wrote: »Got a permanent dimple on my cheek from one when I was little. ? them ? . They are not family dogs.
#respectfully
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http://www.petwave.com/Dogs/Breeds/Chow-Chow/Personality.aspx
Behavioral Traits
Aggression is the biggest issue with Chows, though it is a problem that can be avoided. Chows are naturally aggressive toward dogs of the same sex, and their hunting instincts can take over if presented with a small dog or a cat. Chows should be kept in a single-dog family, or raised alongside a second dog of the opposite sex and similar size.
Chows should not be raised around small children and older children should be taught proper manners when living with a Chow. They are impatient dogs, and don't like to be teased or treated harshly, as they will retaliate. When treated with love and respect, however, a Chow will be equally loving and respectful in return.
Chow Chows need to be socialized very early and very often to allow guests into the home. They are naturally protective, and if that instinct is left unchecked can lead to aggressive behavior in adulthood.
Homeowners should check their insurance policies before adopting a Chow Chow, as the breed is often not covered.
Oh the ones that look like teddy bears. They are so cute. -
RIP OB
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reptiles>>>>>
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Don't do it, @The Lonious Monk .
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Get a pit and call it a day
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obnoxiouslyfresh wrote: »http://www.petwave.com/Dogs/Breeds/Chow-Chow/Personality.aspx
Behavioral Traits
Aggression is the biggest issue with Chows, though it is a problem that can be avoided. Chows are naturally aggressive toward dogs of the same sex, and their hunting instincts can take over if presented with a small dog or a cat. Chows should be kept in a single-dog family, or raised alongside a second dog of the opposite sex and similar size.
Chows should not be raised around small children and older children should be taught proper manners when living with a Chow. They are impatient dogs, and don't like to be teased or treated harshly, as they will retaliate. When treated with love and respect, however, a Chow will be equally loving and respectful in return.
Chow Chows need to be socialized very early and very often to allow guests into the home. They are naturally protective, and if that instinct is left unchecked can lead to aggressive behavior in adulthood.
Homeowners should check their insurance policies before adopting a Chow Chow, as the breed is often not covered.
Oh the ones that look like teddy bears. They are so cute.
They bite like a bear too -
The Lonious Monk wrote: »I want either one of these:
or these:
why tho? You joining a dog sled team any time soon? -
mryounggun wrote: »Don't do it, @The Lonious Monk .Although Huskies look puffy and soft, reports say that 15 people have died in the last 20 years because of them. Since these dogs are very energetic, they should be taken on regular walks. A well-trained Huskey will be very loyal to its family’s lives
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I feel so bad for all the dogs I see people have around the cities that never get used for anything close to what the bred is meant to do, just because they "look" cool, or are simply something different than what most people have.
Its wrong to deny a dog its destiny.
