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Discussion: Wife and I moving to Pahoa in November 2009 from Philippines
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BillLeland |
Wife and I moving to Pahoa in November 2009 from Philippines
Oct 4 2009, 3:57 AM EDT
Wish to acquire a unneutered male rottweiler to be our pet and guard my miniture Asianwife in the garden. any help direction please email me at1williamleland@gmail.com Do you find this valuable?
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meyati |
1. RE: Wife and I moving to Pahoa in November 2009 from Philippines
Oct 6 2009, 12:25 PM EDT
Hi, I featured your request for a rottweiler. I also added more key words so when people talk about rottweilers that they'll see your thread. I'm presuming that you want a guard dog for your wife. I've found that neutered males can still be very protective of their humans without the problems of running off to mate. Also females will be like a mother and be more aggressive in protecting a petite human than some males. Last week they tarred a roof on the house behind me. My hounds thought our house was on fire and my fixed hounds tried to drag me out of bed. They've also ran off some would be intruders. I have a friend that only has rottweilers and he neuters his. I've bred dogs, as my friend has, but if I'm not breeding dogs, I prefer them to be "fixed". By the way, the dogs decided that since I was going to stay in the house, they'd stay with me no matter what. This is just my opinion about dogs.
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meyati |
2. RE: Wife and I moving to Pahoa in November 2009 from Philippines
Oct 9 2009, 10:05 AM EDT
Another thing about females is that they don't pee all over the house-marking their territory. Let us know how your search is going. I lived on the Big Island and my brother lives in Japan-so I know that things are a little different off of the tourist beat.
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KurtandJoy |
3. RE: Wife and I moving to Pahoa in November 2009 from Philippines
Nov 1 2009, 2:00 AM EST
I have two Bangkaew dogs (they are Thai dogs) to guard my miniature Thai girlfriend. After seeing a Rottweiler with a headspan bigger than my chest and about as tall as myself back when I was carrying mail for a living I decided I never wanted one. Good luck though! The Bangkaew dogs are good guard dogs and pets (very loyal) when and if you're in Thailand (and some of them are imported to the U.S. as well).
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