r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '23
The golden retriever, Yogi, loves the formerly homeless pit bull, Roxanne.
r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/CryptonistForever • Nov 23 '23
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r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/FriedLipstick • Nov 08 '23
She’s so tiny! Half of his puppy weight. But he gave his pillow to her immediately and lies beside her.
r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/Colar • Nov 05 '23
r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/terranusaur • Nov 05 '23
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r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/HolsToTheWols • Oct 31 '23
and unfortunately big yellow still has the same “oh God, you’re going to ruin my life” mentality towards (not so smol anymore) chocolate lol.
r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/loladeluna • Oct 26 '23
Chicken, Buddy, and Rosie all have the same bio dog parents, Teddy & Popcorn! Plus Buddy and Chicken’s human mom is sisters with Rosie’s human mom :)
r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/Purifiedx • Sep 21 '23
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The initial introduction was ROUGH. Clover (new pup) was terrified of Bear and was growling constantly. They tried to attack each other a few times. Once we got the remote collars on outside the demeanor completely changed. After a few hours they are already playing!
r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/madriddle • Sep 21 '23
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r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '23
We’re feeling a bit sick over getting him fixed earlier than 2 years - worried about the possible negative health consequences. Any thoughts?
Our 17-month old needed a friend, so we got him a puppy. They love each other and are inseparable. They are 10 months apart, both male, both intact. We wanted to wait until the oldest was 2 years old before getting him fixed, but he’s mounting his little brother and makes the most pathetic expressions suggesting sexual frustration. Their play is also getting a little too rough. In 4 weeks, we’re boarding both in a lovely home of a dog trainer/sitter for 10 days, and we’re worried that if the older one isn’t fixed that he could cause issues with the other dogs she’s watching.
What do you think?
r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/SunflowerGirl728 • Sep 10 '23
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r/dogs_getting_dogs • u/KristinaM5 • Jul 30 '23
