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Any idea what this girly is? Her mom and dad were supposedly both puggles but eh? A friend is hopefully adopting her. I am guessing there is Boston in there, myself. She is small, 30 lbs maybe.
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Sup black and white puppy buddy. Ivy is a puggle mix, 9 weeks. There are a couple brindle sibs, so I am guessing Boston Terrier somewhere in there?
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Aug 18, 2017 02:17
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fuzzy_logic posted:^^^^^ that sure is a dog! Yeah, she is cute and knows it. She has some gremlin or Tasmanian devil in there, not sure which. We took her to the vet today. This is a new vet to us - we moved in the last 5 years- and I bring my older dog to her vet who is farther away. The new vet quoted $600 for a spay but it becomes much less if you do their "wellness plan" that includes the spay plus all vacs and other services for a year for $70 a month. It seems scammy; should we go back to our old vet? I really liked the personnel at new vet and the convenience but the spay price and plan stuff is making me wary. It is an independent office and not a Banfield or anything like that either. Anyhoo, puppy pics:  
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Aug 23, 2017 04:47
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evil_bunnY posted:The wellness thing is because for a business, steady but less profitable work is *way* more interesting to get since it makes (financial) planning that much easier. It's also easier for customers without health insurance for their pets. If there's no bullshit padding on the plan I'd definitely do that. It doesn't seem like there is anything too wacky included and yesterday;s visit would count towards the total at $160. I will probably go ahead with them, thanks.
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Aug 23, 2017 13:35
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Dennis McClaren posted:I just paid $65 for spay, $10 for rabies, and all the vacc's etc couldn't have been more than another $60. So I paid maybe $150 total for the full total new puppy treatment at the San Antonio Humane Society. This isn't a bad idea, but I don't mind paying actual vet costs to a regular vet and saving the cheaper resources at the Humane Society for animals that might need it more than my dog. I just don't want to be ripped off. I'm sill weighing options. Our old vet is cheaper, but maybe not much when you add in the other crap in the wellness plan.
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Aug 23, 2017 19:37
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Painful Dart Bomb posted:Ollie the repuplican Ollie is adorable. I see golden retriever in there.
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Dec 3, 2017 18:42
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I know exactly what this is. This is cute and this is trouble. E: The mutts look so happy! 
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Jul 14, 2018 03:59
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It's true. We adopted my first best dog ever from a shelter and changed his name from Barney to Rocky. Rocky was a very good dog, and when you called him and he didn't come, you could tell he was ignoring you because squirrels or smells and not because he didn't recognize what we called him. Congrats on the chill and handsome dog. I love the pink spot in the middle of his nose
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Aug 3, 2018 04:42
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Bailey looks like a very sweet dog.
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Aug 18, 2018 22:04
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Instant Jellyfish posted:So if you do Embark dna testing they make a little quiz now so other people can guess what breeds your mutt is. Fun, I got them all right! Major is a really cool looking dog. Were the wisdom panel and embark results dramatically different? My daughter really wants a test for our jerk pup, but I am not sure I want to go for the more expensive one because it would really be just for fun. For Ivy, we were told "second generation puggle" but she is obviously other things. Mom and dad both had a puggle-ish body type with Boston coloration. The grandpa looked like a puggle but bigger - probably 45 pounds. This was an accidental litter and I am almost sure her parents were siblings. It was a less than ideal situation for sure. I think there is maybe Boston terrier, pit bull, or boxer in there because she has some brindle coloration. Her mom is a lot more brindle and her litter mates looked like her but brindle. She had a sibling that was white and gray which points me back to the pit bull possibility. She is part beagle for sure, she has a very beagle personality.   This is mom:  Anyway, I love this jerk. She is incredibly selfish but she can be sweet when she wants to. She knows she is adorable, and I fall for it constantly. A good friend adopted the mom, so we will have her here for New Years along with her corresponding human who happens to be my daughter's age. It has all turned out well, I just wonder what this pup actually is. HungryMedusa fucked around with this message at 07:05 on Dec 25, 2018 |
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Yeah, we had to get one of her lower canines removed because it was hitting her palate and making an indentation which the vet thought would eventually break through. She has an extreme overbite. Get your dogs spayed and neutered, folks!
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