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**Neitteloxesia** · 04-27-2010, 11:55 PM

lol @ obed.

i'm in the park of "not afraid, but have a healthy respect for certain breeds". it varies, i'm vary wary of a lot of little dogs simply b/c it's rare to meet a well mannered and obedient one. i am a big dog girl at heart. there's not too many big babies i don't love.

and to those who are afraid of or dislike chows, you have that right, but they are wonderful dogs. my first dog as a little girl was a chowchow/akita mix (there's that curly tail Obed lol) and he was the best and sweetest dog ever. he died of old age at 14 and had never once in his life hurt anyone or anything.

as someone who worked in a kennel, i've met all kinds.

i think a wolf-hybrid would unnerve me simply b/c they're just too close genetically and mentally to the wild to put me at ease with their stability.

04-27-2010, 11:55 PM	#33
Neitteloxesia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 350 Senior Member	lol @ obed. i'm in the park of "not afraid, but have a healthy respect for certain breeds". it varies, i'm vary wary of a lot of little dogs simply b/c it's rare to meet a well mannered and obedient one. i am a big dog girl at heart. there's not too many big babies i don't love. and to those who are afraid of or dislike chows, you have that right, but they are wonderful dogs. my first dog as a little girl was a chowchow/akita mix (there's that curly tail Obed lol) and he was the best and sweetest dog ever. he died of old age at 14 and had never once in his life hurt anyone or anything. as someone who worked in a kennel, i've met all kinds. i think a wolf-hybrid would unnerve me simply b/c they're just too close genetically and mentally to the wild to put me at ease with their stability.
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