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Adoptable Dog / “Dobby, House Elf”
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Perhaps you see the renaming of this pug as a ridiculous attempt to attract your attention on the day before Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is released. I see it as a worthwhile attempt to see Dobby placed in a good home. I hope you agree:
Message from Petfinder:
Experienced dog/pug owners only!
Dobby the House Elf (formerly Dauber) is a neutered black, 4 year old pugboy who is very talkative and playful.
Dobby is:
Housebroken but since he will have to be supervised for a while in case he wants to mark his territory.
Crate trained to "kennel up" and rides in a covered crate in the car.
Up to date on shots
Microchipped.
Gets along with men, cats, and small dogs (prefers girls).
Loves to sleep with you on the bed
He has an elongated soft palate that causes him to make sounds like he’s growling when he isn’t during times of high excitement. Other times, he breathes normally, and snores very little. Sometimes he IS growling — it’s hard to tell so an experienced pug owner who can become "in tune" with what Dobby is saying is really preferred. For instance Dobby does NOT tolerate toenail grooming and will have to be taken to a groomer, but he will submit to baths and brushing.
Dobby will need GENTLE behavior modification as he thinks he’s dominant (he has a puggy Napoleon complex). However, once a proper relationship is established, he’s a delightful little guy.
He can only be placed in a home WITH NO SMALL CHILDREN, including frequent small visitors (like grandkids.). A home without other dogs is also preferred (as other dogs misinterpret Dobby’s noises as growling)
DUE TO OUR SCREENING PROCESS AND HOME CHECKS, WE RARELY DO ANY OUT OF AREA ADOPTIONS, HOWEVER WE WOULD CONSIDER SEATTLE AREA ADOPTERS FOR DOBBY.
Inland Northwest Pug Rescue
Coeur d’Alene, ID
raineya@inwpr.org
www.petfinder.com/pet.cgi?action=2&pet=4378337
youareadog.com
Question by Shamere Y: puppies…?
Does anyone how to feel for puppies in the mothers belly, or has done it before? If so can you explain, if not, do you know how a site?
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Answer by ashleigh_evone2006
My puppy just a baby’s awhile back all you have to do is to put you thumb and index finger on each side of the belly and if you feel the head your in good shape
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Question by Mrs. Bailey: Any recoomenationds on HRD dog training aids?
I have a 18 months old dog that I am training for HRD. I am working with SEVERAL instructors who have said she has AMAZING drive and will make a fine dog with more training. My only problem is that my closests intructor lives an hour away, so i have no regular access to training aids.. and as we all know consistency is everything! We had scheduled a trip to visit the “body farm” in knoxville TN but a recent abuse of privaleges (by some one else) has caused them to pull all support. Are there any good places to obtain training aids? I have heard of sythetic aids, i think its called SIGMA? is it worth it or should i hold out for something better? I really want to be able to work with her DAILY instead of once every few weeks when i can gain access to training aids. Any info would be greatly appreciated!
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Answer by polizeitaucher
Check with your local medical examiner/coroner. He may be able to assist you or point you in the right direction.
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Using pigeons as positive reinforcement we start training Rooster to be steady to wing. We have found this method of training is easy on young dogs, and makes introducing the “Whoa” command fun for the dog.
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The same principles of house training puppies apply to older dogs, so it’s important to limit their opportunity to go out. Learn how to control a dog’s environment when house training them with help from a certified professional dog trainer in this free video on dog training and pet care. Expert: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg Contact: www.miami-dog-training.com Bio: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg is a certified professional dog trainer in Miami, Fla. Filmmaker: Paul Muller
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Train an old dog the same way as a young dog: praise them for doing the things the owner wants and correcting the wrong behavior. Teach an old dog new tricks with the tips in this free video on dog training from a professional dog trainer. Expert: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg Contact: www.miami-dog-training.com Bio: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg is a certified professional dog trainer in Miami, Fla. Filmmaker: Paul Muller
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Question by Angela: Any Good Pet Society Tips or Tricks to Earning Coins And Paw Points?
Does anyone know any good tips on getting paw points and earning more coins in Facebook’s Pet Society? I’m level 6 and really low on both. Want to buy more furniture. Help!
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Answer by Nikki86
You can earn up to 20 paw points by washing or feeding your friend’s pets. It’s a great way to level up quickly. Walking through trees will knock out bonus coins as well. There’s a great Pet Society Beginner’s Guide at Bright Hub with more tips.
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