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Other Breed Under 8 Weeks Small Dog For Sale
Nickname:Dax
Breed:Other Breed
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Price: $3,249.00
Meet Merle
This is Dax! He is an adorable little baby. He wants to play fetch and have a good time with his new family! Dax loves taking long, peaceful walks; he always stops to smell the flowers and romp a little in the grass. His lovable nature and happy attitude will bring a smile to your face that will last a lifetime. Dax is the best of both worlds. This cuddle bug loves to snuggle under the covers, so make room for him in your home and heart. He will be vet checked from nose to tail and will arrive up to date on his vaccinations. He is just waiting for the right person to come along and scoop him up, so don't miss out on this charming cutie.
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Should you let your Golden Retriever sleep with you?
-- Golden Retriever
Golden retrievers, like most ordinary domestic dogs, are mild-mannered and very friendly to others. But many pet owners who are raising golden retrievers would love to sleep in the same bed with him. But do the masters know the harm of sleeping in the same bed as Blondie? Now let’s take a look at some of the worst things that can happen if we share a bed with a Golden Retriever.
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How long can Golden Retrievers hold their pee?
-- Golden Retriever
Golden retrievers are very clean and do not urinate in or near their nests. This is due to the fact that mammals do not like to leave scents near their nests to avoid being tracked by predators, especially when the mother dog gives birth, they lick the shit out of little dogs. We can use this trait to train golden retrievers to go to the bathroom. Until they develop good hygiene habits, we have to put them in cages, at which point they won’t urinate or defecate anywhere, and when they have a certain amount of time to hold it, let it out and take it to the designated place where they can go to the toilet, let them work it out, and do it over and over again, day in and day out, and they’ll get into good habits.
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Do Golden Retrievers like to swim?
-- Golden Retriever
The Golden Retriever we’re about to introduce is a great swimmer! When we were kids, we used to watch cartoons, especially with dogs in them. The sight of many dogs swimming in the water made us think that any dog would swim around in the water. It’s not just me, it’s probably most people, too. So are dogs really born aquatic? It’s a mistake to think that dogs are born with water. Not all dogs are born with the ability to swim. You’d think a water dog would be flexible and long-limbed, able to take advantage of its ability to swim in the water. But some dogs do not have these conditions, so not suitable for playing in the water, and some dogs even hate the water, walking on the road to meet a puddle will go around it. So, if you have a dog, do not casually take very deep water edge, or may cause the dog drowned by mistake.