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Chase helped himself to ice cream 🍦 while I was mowing. He knows how to open the refrigerator door. He better not have the shits.
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I’m not sure where to post this, religion, pets, or hobbies.
Sex before marriage is a sin, unless you do it doggy-style, all dogs go to heaven.
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Want to congratulate Stephen LaFlamme on his new addition to his family, Pepper. Beautiful pup and well deserved. No doubt Pepper will have a lifelong safe and great home. Here’s a note from Steve LaFlamme:
I just got Pepper, standard size merl colored labradoodle. I couldn’t pass on this one.
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@Steve , here’s the website that I told you about. @Regisregal Cynthia Kelly is a top German Shepherd breeder but she’s in Illinois
https://www.hoobly.com/s/us?q=German+Shepherd+
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German Shepherd Puppies are very intelligent dogs. German Shepherd Puppies are loyal, can think, loyal to their masters, get along with other dogs and cats, and are natural guard dogs. German Shepherd dogs do not have to be trained as guard dogs. They are natural guard dogs and will attack anyone who they see is threatening their masters or family member. There are so many beautiful stories about these great loyal canines. I had many German Shepherd dogs throughout my life and every German Shepherd dog I had was very special. I have created this thread for German Shepherd owners and lovers who can share their thoughts on training German Shepherd Puppies and share their tricks and tips with us.
https://youtu.be/60l-0CNKIsU?si=B42rTPXGJT7Q3g4J
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Many people how fast motorhomes depreciate. A one million dollar motorhome can drop half its original value in just five years. Most finance companies and banks will not finance a motorhome that is ten years old or older no matter how great condition the motorhome is in. Whether motorhomes are good or bad investments depends on various factors and individual circumstances. Here are some considerations to help you evaluate the investment potential of a motorhome:
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Depreciation: Like most vehicles, motorhomes typically depreciate in value over time. The rate of depreciation can vary depending on factors such as the brand, model, age, and condition. New motorhomes tend to depreciate more rapidly in the initial years.
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Frequency of Use: If you plan to use the motorhome frequently for vacations or as a primary residence, you may derive more value from it than someone who only uses it occasionally. Frequent use can justify the initial cost and ongoing maintenance expenses.
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Maintenance Costs: Motorhomes require regular maintenance, and repairs can be expensive. Consider the costs associated with keeping the vehicle in good condition. If you’re not handy with repairs, you might incur additional expenses for professional services.
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Fuel Costs: Motorhomes can be fuel-inefficient, especially larger models. Fuel costs can significantly impact the overall cost of ownership, especially if you plan to travel long distances frequently.
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Storage Costs: Unless you have ample space on your property, you might need to pay for storage when the motorhome is not in use. Storage fees can add to the overall cost of ownership.
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Financing and Interest Rates: If you finance the purchase of a motorhome, interest rates can affect the total cost of ownership. Be sure to consider the financing terms and rates when evaluating the investment.
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Resale Value: While motorhomes generally depreciate, some models may retain value better than others. Research the resale value of the specific make and model you’re considering.
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Insurance Costs: Insurance for motorhomes can be higher than regular auto insurance. Factor in insurance costs when assessing the overall investment.
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Lifestyle Considerations: If owning a motorhome aligns with your lifestyle and brings you joy and convenience, it may be a worthwhile investment regardless of strict financial considerations.
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Alternative Options: Consider alternatives like renting a motorhome for vacations instead of owning one. Renting may be more cost-effective if you don’t plan to use the motorhome frequently.
Before making a decision, carefully calculate the total cost of ownership, including purchase price, maintenance, fuel, insurance, and storage costs. It’s also advisable to consult with financial advisors to assess how a motorhome purchase fits into your overall financial plan.
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Here’s a video clip about traumatizing a dog for life. The black lab mix will never be the same after witnessing a Bulldog being cut up.
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Here’s videos of Chase. Chase was born January 25 2023 and has turned one year old. Very loveable, kind hearted, but everything is a game for him. I am going to start training Chase to become a well behaved German Shepherd puppy.
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The German Shepherd Dog, often referred to simply as the German Shepherd or GSD, is a popular and versatile breed known for its intelligence, loyalty, and versatility. Here’s some information about the German Shepherd:
Origin of the German Shepherd: The breed originated in Germany in the late 19th century, developed primarily by Max von Stephanitz, who aimed to create the ideal working dog.
Appearance: German Shepherds are medium to large-sized dogs with a strong, muscular build. They have a distinctive double coat, which is usually tan and black, or red and black, although other color variations exist.
Temperament: They are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and courage. They are often used as working dogs in roles such as police, military, search and rescue, and as service dogs for people with disabilities.
Training: German Shepherds are highly trainable and eager to please, which makes them excellent candidates for obedience training and various dog sports. They thrive on mental and physical stimulation.
Health: Like all breeds, German Shepherds are prone to certain health issues, including hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, and degenerative myelopathy. Responsible breeding and regular veterinary care can help mitigate these risks.
Exercise: They are an active breed and require regular exercise to stay mentally and physically healthy. Long walks, hikes, and play sessions are important for their well-being.
Socialization: Proper socialization from a young age is crucial for German Shepherds to ensure they grow up to be well-adjusted and confident around people and other animals.
Popularity: German Shepherds are consistently ranked among the most popular dog breeds worldwide due to their versatility, intelligence, and loyalty.
Overall, German Shepherds make excellent companions for active individuals and families who can provide them with the mental and physical stimulation they need. However, potential owners should be prepared for the commitment of time, training, and exercise required to raise a happy and healthy German Shepherd.
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The primary difference between long-haired and short-haired German Shepherds lies in their coat length and texture:
Coat Length: Short-haired German Shepherds have a dense, double-layered coat with a close-lying outer coat and a soft undercoat.
Long-haired German Shepherds have a longer outer coat, which can be straight or slightly wavy, with a dense undercoat as well.
Appearance:
Short-haired German Shepherds have a sleeker appearance with a well-defined body outline due to the close-lying coat.
Long-haired German Shepherds tend to have a more elegant appearance due to the longer coat, which may give them a softer, more flowing look.
Maintenance:
Short-haired German Shepherds generally require less grooming compared to their long-haired counterparts. They typically need regular brushing to control shedding.
Long-haired German Shepherds require more frequent grooming to prevent matting and tangling of their longer coats. They may need more extensive brushing and occasional trimming.
Suitability:
Short-haired German Shepherds are often preferred for working roles such as police or military work, as their shorter coat can be more practical and easier to maintain in certain environments.
Long-haired German Shepherds are sometimes preferred as family pets due to their softer appearance and potentially gentler temperament. They may also be favored in colder climates due to the extra insulation provided by their longer coat.
Genetics:
Both long-haired and short-haired German Shepherds can occur in the same litter. The long-haired trait is a recessive gene, so both parents must carry the gene for their offspring to have long hair. Consequently, long-haired German Shepherds are less common but not rare.
In terms of temperament and behavior, there isn’t a significant difference between long-haired and short-haired German Shepherds. Both types are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and versatility in various roles such as companions, working dogs, and service animals. I like long haired German Shepherd dogs and would always want to raise the long hair German Shepherd with black and red with a black mask.
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$100,000 Belgian Malanois two part dog training program First part of the Belgian Malanois dog training program is obedience training. The second phase is protection and defensive tactical training. Tge training program is intense and the dogs are worked on intensely with training taken seriously several hours daily.
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Here is Chase learning how to sit and stay. I trained Chase how to sit without treats and took me no longer than thirty minutes. Same with stay. After two weeks, I trained Chase how to stay with out any treats and that took me no longer than 30 minutes. Next will be how to come when called. Going by my friend Mark Chen tomorrow at 1 pm to train Chase.
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Local man saves Alligator handler from Alligator attack
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Man Saves Woman From Gator | Local Hero Saves Zoo Worker From A Gator | By Know Your MemeFacebook
Local Hero Saves Zoo Worker From A Gator
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Cindy Kelly is the president, owner, and head of operations at Regis Regal German Shepherds headquartered in Spring Grove, Illinois. Cindy is one of the most knowledgeable and passionate breeders of any dog breeds I have consulted with. Cindy takes passion for her champion bloodline German Shepherd dogs and will not sell her German Shepherd pups to anyone. There is no doubt there are many imitation German Shepherd breeders. Just because you have female and male German Shepherd dog and have puppies does not mean that you are now a professional German Shepherd breeder.
A great dog breeder, like Cindy Kelly of Regis Regal German Shepherds is characterized by several key attributes and practices:
Commitment to Health and Welfare of the parent German Shepherds as well as the pups: The top priority for any reputable breeder is the health and well-being of their dogs. This includes ensuring that breeding dogs are healthy, genetically tested for hereditary diseases common in their breed, and well cared for in terms of nutrition, exercise, and veterinary care.
Breed Knowledge and Expertise: A great breeder is knowledgeable about their chosen breed(s), including breed standards, temperament, behavior, and specific health concerns. They should be able to provide guidance and information to potential buyers about the breed’s characteristics and needs.
Selective Breeding Practices: Responsible breeders carefully select breeding pairs based on genetic health, temperament, and conformation to breed standards. They aim to improve the breed with each generation and avoid breeding dogs with known health issues or undesirable traits.
Ethical and Transparent Practices: Transparency is essential in all aspects of breeding, including providing accurate information about the lineage, health records, and any potential risks associated with the breed. Ethical breeders are open to questions and concerns from prospective buyers and are willing to provide ongoing support and advice after the sale.
Proper Socialization and Environmental Exposure: Puppies raised by reputable breeders are typically well-socialized from a young age, exposed to different environments, people, and experiences to help them develop into well-adjusted adults.
Responsible Placement of Puppies: Great breeders carefully screen potential buyers to ensure that their puppies are going to suitable homes where they will receive proper care and attention. They may require potential buyers to fill out questionnaires, conduct interviews, or even visit their facilities before agreeing to sell a puppy.
Continued Involvement and Support: A good breeder doesn’t wash their hands of the puppies once they are sold. They are available to provide ongoing support, advice, and guidance to new puppy owners throughout the dog’s life.
Involvement in the Dog Community: Many reputable breeders are actively involved in dog shows, competitions, or breed clubs. This involvement helps them stay informed about the latest developments in their breed and allows them to network with other knowledgeable individuals in the dog community.
Adherence to Legal and Ethical Standards: Great breeders adhere to all applicable laws and regulations related to breeding, licensing, and animal welfare. They also follow ethical guidelines set forth by reputable breeding organizations and breed clubs.
Lifetime Responsibility for Their Dogs: A responsible breeder takes responsibility for every dog they breed, regardless of age or circumstances. They should be willing to take back any dog they have bred if the owner can no longer care for it, to ensure the dog’s well-being and prevent it from ending up in a shelter or rescue.
Cindy Kelly of Regis Regal German Shepherds in Spring Grove, Illinois knows her dogs and knows German Shepherd. I like to add more to this review but am running late for my appointment. Please feel free to contact me or write to me if you need a reference and one of the most kindest, knowledgeable, experienced, and humble breeders I met and now I am a fan of Cindy Kelly, Owner and founder of Regis Regal German Shepherds headquartered in Spring Grove, Illinois.
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Spoke with Gustan and he mentioned his friend is a professional German Shepherd training professional. What are Dutch Shepherd dogs.
Here’s the link to Mark Chen trained Dutch Shepherd dog.
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Chase, one year old German Shepherd long hair puppy learns how to sit in less than a day. I showed him what I expect from him when I said sit yesterday afternoon for 30 minutes and today he knew what it meant. He sat on command 100% of the time. He was having a hard time initially but eventually sat when told to do so.
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French Bulldogs are one of the most popular dogs in the world. Average French Bulldogs normally cost $2,500. It is not uncommon for French Bulldog pups to cost $10,000 per pup. There are French Bulldogs that go as high as $100,000. In the attached video this breeder makes $5 million per year. Many states like Illinois have banned puppy mills and pet shops in selling dogs.
https://youtu.be/VS3M2WK-348?si=IXn0UtOoWgTnwYqM
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There are long hair French Bulldogs for sale for $60,000. Look at this YouTube video
https://youtu.be/MQoi0SimRSw?si=62Y5kY2QCiPa7o69
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Animal lovers are paying big bucks for dogs. French Bulldogs are raking in big bucks. French Bulldogs are fetching as much as one million dollars per pup. Look at this video about getting rich breeding French Bulldogs
https://youtu.be/ZP_l4DvqnKk?si=BocBytvTeKIo9DoT
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What is a Shiloh German Shepherd compared to a standard German Shepherd dog? I heard a Shiloh German Shepherd is a mixture between a German Shepherd and Alaskan Malamute and are larger and live longer. Can someone explain?
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I often leave my 30 pound French Bulldog unattended in my fenced back yard. Will my dog be in danger from coyotes if my dog is Secured in a fenced in yard.
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I have recently seen Hawks perched on tree branches. I have 5 toy breed dogs weighing less than ten pounds. Can Hawks scoop up dogs between three to ten pounds?
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Anyone know where I can buy this cute white tiny teacup Pomeranian puppy? I head the Russian Pomeranian puppy have the best bloodlines
https://youtube.com/shorts/Pcg7FaQ-ymg?si=dpzZzPOaFzKiJUzQ
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Here’s the second day of me working with Chase my one year old German Shepherd puppy. Walked around the pond three times around. Teaching Chase how to walk on a leash. He’s kinda of not domesticated and needs a lot of work.
I am first going to leash training Chase then I will training him off leash train him. Tge sit, down, stay, and heel.
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I love this little French Bulldog. So cute. Anyone know about Frenchies
https://youtu.be/rJKuNSD169I?si=-WluJi74VG42fmxn
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Here’s videos of Chase. Started leash training Chase the one year old German Shepherd puppy. Walked three tines around the pond. Did so so and he tried pulling time to time. Did not yell at him or try to train him. First day so I let him get used to the house and walking path. Will try to walk him daily for a week before I start leash training him. I want to train him to walk off leash, come when he is called, and not run after squirrels or leave the area where he can not be by me. I will post our progress as time pass. Chase still thinks he is a 4 month old German Shepherd puppy and is clueless on everything. Everything is a game to him. Chase is a good natured dog and doesn’t have a mean bone and needs to start learning how to behave and get some manners. I purchased Chase in September and he has two different types of worms 🪱. One type was a intestinal worm that took 4 months to treat and he needed to be separated from our other dogs because the poop was contagious. Now he’s all healed and showtime so time for one on one training. Chase loves toys especially squeaky balls. I want to train him how to fetch and go on car rides. Once Chase is fully trained, I like to get another German shepherd puppy
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Potty training a German Shepherd puppy does not have to be stressful and difficult. German Shepherd Puppies are very intelligent dogs and are fairly easy to Potty Train if the owner knows the basic techniques to make the puppy realize that Potty training means he cannot poop in the house.
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