Fiancée had a litter of puppies

[pritchke]

Or I should say her dog did.

http://www.sireel.com/content/litter/litters.html

Aren't they cute? Noisy but cute. [img]graemlins/baby.gif[/img]

[ 05-10-2004, 03:07 PM: Message edited by: pritchke ]

[Mack_Attack]

Very cute indeed. Is there bluehealer(SP) in that dog in the picture?

Since we are on the topic of dogs. Do you know of a bread of dog that is good for people that are allergic(sp) to them. Sounds kind of weird but I would like to get a dog someday for Sydney. She is two years old and she loves dogs to death. But me and the wife are allergic to them and I am not sure but Syd maybe allergic as well.

[Arvon]

Originally posted by Mack_Attack: Very cute indeed. Is there bluehealer(SP) in that dog in the picture? Since we are on the topic of dogs. Do you know of a bread of dog that is good for people that are allergic(sp) to them. Sounds kind of weird but I would like to get a dog someday for Sydney. She is two years old and she loves dogs to death. But me and the wife are allergic to them and I am not sure but Syd maybe allergic as well.

Usually it's the two coated dogs people are allergic to, Find a single coat dog. Maybe the Terriers. The Sheapards and nordic dogs are usually two coated. Some of the 'kick' dogs are single coated. (That's those litle dogs tha come up to visitors and pee on their shoes).

God my typing is bad

[ 05-10-2004, 04:21 PM: Message edited by: Arvon ]

[Arvon]

Interesting topic title!!! Albeit a bit misleading.

[Mack_Attack]

Arvon thanks for the info I will keep this in my mind when on the hunt.

[Aelia Jusa]

Originally posted by Mack_Attack: Since we are on the topic of dogs. Do you know of a bread of dog that is good for people that are allergic(sp) to them. Sounds kind of weird but I would like to get a dog someday for Sydney. She is two years old and she loves dogs to death. But me and the wife are allergic to them and I am not sure but Syd maybe allergic as well.

If it's dog hair you're allergic to, get a poodle - they have wool not fur. They're very versatile in terms of size as well, you can get standard, mini, and toy. As well, many cross-bred poodles work very well, as long as they have wool and not fur (obviously depends how the genetic mix works out).

Cute puppies! I like the quote on that page too [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Tyrion]

PUPPIES!!!!
They are nice...want some but I guess our dog is too old to get some...and you cant keep them all, unless your house is really big.

[Mack_Attack]

Originally posted by Tyrion: PUPPIES!!!! They are nice...want some but I guess our dog is too old to get some...and you cant keep them all, unless your house is really big.

Just check out sythe artical they have room for at least another 100 or so animals.

And Aelia right I never thouht of the wool thing. I always thought that just the dandruff made me red eyed but maybe it is the hair?

[Aelia Jusa]

Well it might be the dander, but I know my family are allergic to the hair - being around hairy dogs makes my mother and brother's allergies play up, but our poodle doesn't cause them any trouble. Also another real plus with poodles is that they don't shed - so perfect inside dogs (although I think all dogs should be inside dogs - why get a dog and keep it outside where you can't see it, but nevermind ).

[The Hierophant]

Awwwwwwwwwwww. Cuddly [img]smile.gif[/img]