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One dog, Two Dogs, Three Dogs?

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Beach Runner said:
Don't they fight? Our pair of chocolate poodles just fought constantly. Poor Mocha was constantly being rushed to the vet for stitches - Chocolat loved to bite her in the eye area. Both were female - maybe that was it. By the names of yours (Bonnie and Clyde), it sounds like you have one female and one male.

Kate and Allie were the exceptions.Yes we have always had a boy and girl. B&G adore each other. They were crate mates. They love to find a sunny spot and snuggle next to each other. The rare times we board them, they are together. They do sleep in seperate crates ( the rare time they are not hogging our bed).

They love to romp and play. The jury is still out when it comes to Camden. They view him as an intruder, so far! :funn: We are working on that socializtion process.
 
i've had two in one form or another for years. the oldest, jessie, is approx 15. an abused ranch dog, i got her from the code enforcement officer and vet tech outside the post office in telluride. she was to be terminated the next day. i absolutely did not need ay more resposibilty(was just about to open the peaks), but i was hooked. she went everywhere with me in the '73 bus, dead shows in vegas, wedding in NY, miami, everywhere. best jobsite dog too, comes in, sniffs around a bit, then hangs out. she taught a girlfriend's yellow lab pup how to be a dog, and lived as a unit for 5+ years. when girlfriend wanted dog back after a year of living in chicago, when we got back to telluride, she was always looking for Luna. she needed a new friend.

a few weeks later someone had left Sadie behind when they left the telluride bluegrass festival. a friend took her in, but already had two dogs, perfect for me. i went to visit her and what a handful, barking madly at me before i even got out of the bus. i took her anyway, and she and jessie are like two peas in the pod. she doesn't realize how frail jessie is, but i think she honestly helps jessie seem younger tha she is. i'm hoping sadie won't go through major withdrawal when jessie passes. not sure how soon i'll be able to get another dog. it will probably make sadie and me tighter.

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gotothebeachmom said:
Kate and Allie were the exceptions.Yes we have always had a boy and girl. B&G adore each other. They were crate mates. They love to find a sunny spot and snuggle next to each other. The rare times we board them, they are together. They do sleep in seperate crates ( the rare time they are not hogging our bed).

They love to romp and play. The jury is still out when it comes to Camden. They view him as an intruder, so far! :funn: We are working on that socializtion process.
Mocha and Chocolat (1980-1996) weren't at all jealous of our one and only child (1985). Your dogs will get used to Camden.

Our Pepper, on the other hand, wants to be in the middle whenever Dr. Beach Runner and I kiss or hug. When he gets home in the evenings, she wants his attention to the point that when we start to carry on a conversation about our respective day's activities, she barks to stop our conversation so that we'll focus on her.
 
I am sorry I missed the beginning of this thread, but it's so weird that you started it, katie blue. I just had this conversation today with the lady who gave me our precious Maggie (black lab). Lately, she's been impossible to get outside in the mornings when we leave. She heads immediately for her crate and will not come out. We just feel so sorry for her, being in there all day. But she hates going outside unless we go with her. So, my friend and I think that she needs a playmate. But, hubby is dead set against it. Says he spends too much time tending "the herd". We also have two cats inside, and two outside that I adopted when the neighbor moved away and left them. So, I can understand his viewpoint, but I just think Maggie would be a much happier little lab with a friend. Any more ideas on how to convince him? :idontno:
 
Beach Runner said:
Our Pepper, on the other hand, wants to be in the middle whenever Dr. Beach Runner and I kiss or hug. When he gets home in the evenings, she wants his attention to the point that when we start to carry on a conversation about our respective day's activities, she barks to stop our conversation so that we'll focus on her.


Are you sure you're not pulling our leg here? This is exactly like that Weimeraner (sp) in the movie "Best in Show." :idontno:
 
Beach Runner said:
OMG! No, I've never heard of that movie.

I can't believe you've never heard about that movie. Now I know for sure you're pulling our leg. It's all about show dogs and the people who own them! It's a satire and wickedly funny. One of the dogs does not care for it when his human parents want to make love. It's the opening scene of the movie.
 
i am not allowed to touch, kiss, hug, or be near my hubby when dory is in the room. she is ungodly and i mean ungodly jealous of him. she growled at my mom for hugging him at christmas time. me, i am just the one who does everything for her. an axe murdered could come after me and she wouldn't care as long as he didn't wake her up. and she's my dog. what's up with that ? :idontno:
 
audie said:
i am not allowed to touch, kiss, hug, or be near my hubby when dory is in the room. she is ungodly and i mean ungodly jealous of him. she growled at my mom for hugging him at christmas time. me, i am just the one who does everything for her. an axe murdered could come after me and she wouldn't care as long as he didn't wake her up. and she's my dog. what's up with that ? :idontno:

Well, in the movie, the couple goes to the doggie psychiatrist.
 
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