Any dog experts out there?
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Any dog experts out there?
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Good, Bad, I'm they guy with the gun
I hear you need to feed and water them. And some of them like when you pet them.
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I'm looking at getting a dog. I want a short haired one. I've been looking a dobermans, rottweilers, short haired German Shepherds. Any issues about any of these dogs that I should know about. I'm looking for a good house and guard dog.
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Good, Bad, I'm they guy with the gun
Problem #1 is the breeds you're looking at ESPECIALLY IN AURORA. Any of those can be and or deemed by some nosey SJW, "viscious" in their mind. Some cities in the metro area have vicious breed ord.
https://www.animallaw.info/local/co-...ter-14-animals
Then there's the ambulance chaser that could take you for everything you have. Again, all because "someone" gets frightened by your dogs looks, bark, size.
Like this "Attorney" Notice his "pitch"
http://www.personalinjuryco.com/dog-...bans-colorado/
Even if you do not live in Denver, other counties throughout the state of Colorado have similar bans and laws in effect. It is important to know what the laws in your county are regarding dangerous breeds of dogs. If you believe that someone is housing a dangerous breed of dog that violates the Denver law, it is important to contact the authorities in your community immediately. Dog breed bans are in place to protect the public from dangerous dogs that have been known to cause serious and sometimes fatal injuries. Dogs that have vicious propensities, such as Pit bulls, Dobermans, Rottweilers and German Shepherds, can leave victims with lifelong disabilities, scarring and emotional trauma. In addition, some of these dogs may be housed illegally and used for illegal purposes—such as dog fighting. - See more at: http://www.personalinjuryco.com/dog-....kJCDSc9h.dpuf
You don't need a larger dog to protect you , be a guard dog , etc.
Want as loyal dog who has your back? Adopt a rescue one. IMO it's not the breed of the dog. it's how one raises and trains their dog.
To date every dog we've taken in has been there, on the money and front line if something went down.
You want one of the best guard dogs out there, adopt a Standard Poodle. They don't shed and have no issue coming between you and a threat. As again, most other dogs one takes care of.
http://www.petwave.com/Dogs/Breeds/P...rsonality.aspx
Do a lot of research before you make a decision. You can get a dog that does what you want, without it looking like a dog that does what you want.
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When it's time to put one down, don't be a sissy, just dig a hole in the back yard and take care of business. Or so I hear.
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