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		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Nov 2009 15:42:50 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I found a small chiuaha that has nipples on her belly. Did she just have babies?</title>
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			<p>				ASKED BY
									Guest 413529								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Nov 21st<br />
				
				5 ANSWERS 
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		Sat, Nov 21st 2009, 13:28 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sat, Nov 21st 2009, 05:28 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>How can you know if a rescue dog (chihuahua mix) will do well with children?</title>
		<link>http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/how_can_you_know_if_a_rescue_dog_chihuahua_mix_will_do_well_with_children-37138</link>
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			<p>The rescue dog has been in a foster home with many other dogs and has been socialized with a adult. The potential new owner has children.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 757218								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Nov 17th<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Tue, Nov 17th 2009, 20:34 GMT 
		<pubDate>Tue, Nov 17th 2009, 12:34 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Some dog breed suggestions for agility?</title>
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			<p>Yup...I am looking for an agility dog. I am going to get one as a puppy, and would really appreciate some breed suggestions from some agility handlers. 

This will be the first puppy I'm raising and also my first agility dog. Please no &quot;rescue/adopt&quot; suggestions--I'm all for it, beleive me, I'm just looking for a purebred puppy that I will raise for an agility companion. I'm putting a lot of thought and effort into this, so any suggestions would be grrrreatly appreciated! 

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					&hearts;Juneau&hearts;</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/puppyagility" rel="nofollow tag">puppyagility</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Oct 29th<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Thu, Oct 29th 2009, 21:32 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Oct 29th 2009, 14:32 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>We are getting two puppies this winter, one corgi and one lab. What sex should we get to avoid agression and domanance?</title>
		<link>http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/we_are_getting_two_puppies_this_winter_one_corgi_and_one_lab_what_sex_should_we_get_to_avoid_agressi-36169</link>
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			<p>We also have a 7year old cat<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 171268								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/sex" rel="nofollow tag">sex</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/puppy" rel="nofollow tag">puppy</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/multiple" rel="nofollow tag">multiple</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Oct 18th<br />
				
				5 ANSWERS 
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		Sun, Oct 18th 2009, 15:15 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Oct 18th 2009, 08:15 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>What do I look for in a second dog?</title>
		<link>http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/what_do_i_look_for_in_a_second_dog-35844</link>
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			<p>We have been considering getting a second dog.  We have a very spoiled pooch that needs to learn to share our attention, and we would like him to have a playmate while we're at work.  He is a 3 yr old male toy poodle mix.  He is not aggressive towards other dogs, but isn't excited about them either.  Occasionally he'll play with my friend's yorkie, but he seems scared and annoyed by hyper puppies.  At dog parks and pups on the patio he is more concerned with being loved on by the humans.  He's definitely not submissive or timid.  Do I look for a dog with his same personality?  Or one that is submissive and timid to compliment his personality?  HELP!<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 131309								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/seconddog" rel="nofollow tag">seconddog</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Oct 7th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Wed, Oct 7th 2009, 16:32 GMT 
		<pubDate>Wed, Oct 7th 2009, 09:32 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
What is it like living life with these dogs?</title>
		<link>http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/cavalier_king_charles_spanielwhat_is_it_like_living_life_with_these_dogs-34873</link>
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			<p>I am considering getting one, and would like full-details on what it is like to live with this breed, an health issues or concerns or quirky habits they may have and what you love most about your dog and why.

I want to get a detailed look into the life with CKCS from the people they own. :P

Hope to hear from you soon.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					<a href="/dogs/572711">
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					Buddy</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Sep 9th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Wed, Sep 9th 2009, 22:56 GMT 
		<pubDate>Wed, Sep 9th 2009, 15:56 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>What dog would get along with a female Red nosed Pitt bull terrier mix. </title>
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			<p>I think she is mixed with a lab.  I want to know this because me and my boyfriend plan on moving out of his parents house and they have a dog.  We have to get another dog for out pitt bull to play with.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 261878								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Sep 2nd<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Wed, Sep 2nd 2009, 11:37 GMT 
		<pubDate>Wed, Sep 2nd 2009, 04:37 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Should we adopt a second dog - follow-up!</title>
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			<p>Hi everyone! Not a question, but an update on the question I asked in December: http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/should_we_adopt_a_second_dog-23923

So, after 10 months of unemployment, during which time I did not want to commit to a second dog, I am now working and have just adopted a &quot;little brother&quot; for Katie: http://www.dogster.com/dogs/1028634

Thanks to all six Dogsters who responded to the original question! Rupert is settling in well, and Katie is doing a great job as a &quot;big sister.&quot; They love to play, and when Rupert gets too rambunctious, Katie acts like a good mother dog and makes him settle down.

If you have any guesses as to Rupert's breed, I'd love to hear them. I know very little about breeds other than German Shepherds, but most people think he's at least part Pit Bull. He is learning basic obedience, and plays well with other dogs, so I'm hoping he'll prove to be an excellent ambassador for his breed(s). Thanks!<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									<br />
					<a href="/dogs/713823">
					<img src="http://files.dogster.com/pix/dogs/23/713823/thumb_713823_1228716818.jpg"/><br />
					Katie</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/puppy" rel="nofollow tag">puppy</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/training" rel="nofollow tag">training</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/breeds" rel="nofollow tag">breeds</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Aug 30th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Sun, Aug 30th 2009, 14:18 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Aug 30th 2009, 07:18 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I am thinking of getting a Boston Terrier. Can anyone give me an idea what its like to live with a Boston?
Thank you.</title>
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			<p>I am thinking of adding a boston terrier to my life early 2010 and would like a heads up of what daily life with a boston is like. 
Thanks in advance to who-ever posts a reply.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Buddy</a>
					<br />
								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Aug 23rd<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Sun, Aug 23rd 2009, 23:11 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Aug 23rd 2009, 16:11 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>I was thinking of getting a puppy that is 1/2 mini pincher and 1/2 bichon. This is the 4th litter and the owner has both</title>
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			<p>the owner has both the mother and father. Do you think this combination will be good and also do you think there well be alot of shedding ?
Thank you
Groover56@aol.com<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 549278								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Aug 21st<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Aug 21st 2009, 08:59 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Aug 21st 2009, 01:59 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Thinking of getting a secong dog but first is not always dog friendly, would a puppy be a better way to go?</title>
		<link>http://www.dogster.com/answers/question/thinking_of_getting_a_secong_dog_but_first_is_not_always_dog_friendly_would_a_puppy_be_a_better_way_-33967</link>
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			<p>I have a 3 year old papillon mix named Oreo. I rescued her when she was about a year old. She has come a long way with her social skills but still has some fear aggression if dogs get too close to her. Oreo does fine on walks and when we pass dogs as long as they are at least five feet away. We are still working on getting closer. Oreo has been living with a yorkie, Candy, for the past two years but Candy died earlier this year. I have tried to she if she can adapt to life as an only dog for the past six months but she is not as happy as she was with her friend around. I tried an intro at the humane society with a very calm, submissive male dog (neutered). She growled at first. Then about a minute later she sniffed his rear and decided she didn't like him which she showed by growling and trying to nip when he moved closer to her. So I left without him. Would it be easier for Oreo to get a puppy or should I keep trying to find a dog she gets along with, would a female dog be better?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 060378								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/fear" rel="nofollow tag">fear</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/rescue" rel="nofollow tag">rescue</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/dog" rel="nofollow tag">dog</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/puppy" rel="nofollow tag">puppy</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Aug 16th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Sun, Aug 16th 2009, 14:51 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sun, Aug 16th 2009, 07:51 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>We want to adopt a Pug as a companion for Pepsi (my precious Chihuahua) and to complete our family. </title>
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			<p>My family wants to adopt a Pug sister for me to play with. Since I'm obviously a boy, I think I'd like a sister better than a brother. Can someone tell them how to find the best match for me? Can they do anything before committing to another pet to ensure it will be the right sister for me? FYI-they spay/neuter every animal that graces their home, so there is no concern in having a sister, because that is exactly what she'll be - my sister.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Pepsi</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/companion" rel="nofollow tag">companion</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/friend" rel="nofollow tag">friend</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/adopt" rel="nofollow tag">adopt</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/pug" rel="nofollow tag">pug</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/chihuahua" rel="nofollow tag">chihuahua</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/family" rel="nofollow tag">family</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Aug 15th<br />
				
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		Sat, Aug 15th 2009, 20:42 GMT 
		<pubDate>Sat, Aug 15th 2009, 13:42 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>i want to add a new dog to my pack of 3</title>
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			<p>Hi,
I have 3 dogs out of which 2 are 10 and 8 yrs old. The youngest one is just one year old. I’m planning to add new dog to my pack. All of them are well mannered trained and quite laid back. They go for their one hour walk daily and though I have a huge backyard they just play for about an hour everyday and sleep rest of the time. So m looking for dog who is freindly and easy going with other breeds. I would prefer a medium size dog who is laid back like my other dogs , as i don't think i can manage a high energy breed. Please suggest which breed  would be good for me. All my dogs are mixed breed and are rescued from different countries so m not very sure about their breed.
<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 515458								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Jul 27th<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Mon, Jul 27th 2009, 20:21 GMT 
		<pubDate>Mon, Jul 27th 2009, 13:21 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Perfect pet for me?</title>
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			<p>I know its not a dog question, but I do not really trust the online quizes, so, I live in a small apartment on the 3rd floor,  not allowed to get a cat/dog, so something that dont smell too bad and dont make much noise. thanks<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 907477								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Jul 17th<br />
				
				4 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Jul 17th 2009, 17:03 GMT 
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		<title>Good apartment Dog Breeds?</title>
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			<p>I need a small dog breed, that is a great family dog, and can keep quiet enough to live in an apartment.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 907477								
													IN <a href="/answers/adoption_and_rescue/choosing_the_right_pet">Choosing the Right Pet</a>
								ON Jul 2nd<br />
				
				7 ANSWERS 
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		Thu, Jul 2nd 2009, 16:51 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Jul 2nd 2009, 09:51 GMT</pubDate>
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