This is a great thread I already live in NYC (brooklyn) and I plan on staying here throughout law school. I'll be studio hunting sometime in May/June cause I'm pretty sure I don't want a roomate. Anyhow I was thinking of getting another dog to keep my baby girl company ... she is terribly spoiled and I'm afraid she'll be alone too much. She's no maintinence at all, 3 lbs fully paper trained lapdog thats's not a barker. I'm afraid a second pup will be more hassel than relief especially because I've always wanted a bigger more active pup. Any thoughts from the multi dog/pet owners.
How *are* y'all gonna move those 80 pound dogs? I guess if you're taking a car with you, you're driving. I'm totally not looking forward to THAT, either. And then what do you do about visits home? Good thing my doggie is only 10 pounds. I could give her some benadryl and take her on the plane.
Quote from: SilentSwirl on February 10, 2007, 09:21:16 AMHow *are* y'all gonna move those 80 pound dogs? I guess if you're taking a car with you, you're driving. I'm totally not looking forward to THAT, either. And then what do you do about visits home? Good thing my doggie is only 10 pounds. I could give her some benadryl and take her on the plane.I plan on driving her there and driving home if I'm taking her home when I go.
Quote from: hammerpantsgf on February 10, 2007, 12:06:54 PMQuote from: SilentSwirl on February 10, 2007, 09:21:16 AMHow *are* y'all gonna move those 80 pound dogs? I guess if you're taking a car with you, you're driving. I'm totally not looking forward to THAT, either. And then what do you do about visits home? Good thing my doggie is only 10 pounds. I could give her some benadryl and take her on the plane.I plan on driving her there and driving home if I'm taking her home when I go.where are you going?
Okay time for a dumb question: Are there certain breeds of cats that are friendlier than others? For example golden retrievers are known to be some of the friendliest dogs...is there such a breed among cats?
I'm bringing a 90 pound pit bull wherever I end up..which makes it difficult since a lot of states have breed specific legislation
I'm bringing my Pomeranian. I'm hoping we can find an affordable dog-walking service wherever I end up.
Quote from: oudidntno on March 10, 2007, 06:41:40 PMQuote from: Team Pam on March 10, 2007, 06:29:33 PMI'm bringing my Pomeranian. I'm hoping we can find an affordable dog-walking service wherever I end up.I'm bringing two beagles and I'm trying to find decent housing that doesn't charge $500 extra per pet per year. Luckily they are the world's laziest dogs so after our morning walks they sleep most of the day till I or my wifetobe gets home at 2 or 3 pm. Really? I heard beagles are incredibly active. Or are you talking about your specific dogs? My Chihuahua does the same - sleeps all day, but I think that's because he's now 10 years old
Quote from: Team Pam on March 10, 2007, 06:29:33 PMI'm bringing my Pomeranian. I'm hoping we can find an affordable dog-walking service wherever I end up.I'm bringing two beagles and I'm trying to find decent housing that doesn't charge $500 extra per pet per year. Luckily they are the world's laziest dogs so after our morning walks they sleep most of the day till I or my wifetobe gets home at 2 or 3 pm.