Until then, I will be lurking through the forum to further prepare myself for this huge undertaking. And before you drag me through the mud, I have raised working dogs (just not the caliber of DS) and I understand the needs of this breed - I originally wanted a Malligator. I look forward to interacting with you all!
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Hello from New York!
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WorkEnthusiast
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Hello from New York!
I'm a veterinary technologist in NY, who's been in the field for over 12yrs. It's taken 10 years for me to feel ready, but now I've taken the steps to raise my very own Dutchie. I've placed a deposit with Duke Simpson of Kingdom Kennels, and hopefully I'll have my very own pup by early next year Until then, I will be lurking through the forum to further prepare myself for this huge undertaking. And before you drag me through the mud, I have raised working dogs (just not the caliber of DS) and I understand the needs of this breed - I originally wanted a Malligator. I look forward to interacting with you all!
Until then, I will be lurking through the forum to further prepare myself for this huge undertaking. And before you drag me through the mud, I have raised working dogs (just not the caliber of DS) and I understand the needs of this breed - I originally wanted a Malligator. I look forward to interacting with you all!-
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Re: Hello from New York!
Welcome to the forum.
Michael
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TimL_168
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WorkEnthusiast
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TheVII
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Re: Hello from New York!
Welcome.
Not sure what prepares you for the first Dutchie...it's like preparing for your pet Honey badger....but despite that, owning one is probably the most rewarding dog owner experience, and with enough preparation and your experience you'd probably be able to adopt quickly to the things you cannot prepare for.
I kinda want a second one already...
Not sure what prepares you for the first Dutchie...it's like preparing for your pet Honey badger....but despite that, owning one is probably the most rewarding dog owner experience, and with enough preparation and your experience you'd probably be able to adopt quickly to the things you cannot prepare for.
I kinda want a second one already...
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TimL_168
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Re: Hello from New York!
Yep. Much like being an effective parent or teacher, observation and adaptability are crucial trainer characteristics needed to building a good dog
Tim L.
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Re: Hello from New York!
Welcome to the forum!