Re: Rabbits
> Wow, Chris, Romeo looks like a great dog! It is my understanding that Chow
> mixes are the best of all pets. My little dog is a Chow mix, and I could
> not ask for a better friend or door bell. I think she would probably run
> outside to play should anybody ever break into the house, but she has a
> different bark for any animal (furry or human) who walks into the driveway.
> She also loves chasing everything (except cats) that ventures into the yard
> when she's outside, so I'm hoping that is a Chow trait that Romeo shares
> with her.
Hi Zem,
Did you have any problems with your dog's aggressiveness? Romeo very
much wants to be the pack leader in my house, so we've had quite a few
battles of wills so far. I don't want to break his spirit, but he
obviously needs to listen and be respectful of things in the house.
I've read that chows are very intelligent (which I see in Romeo) and
very set in their ways. They'll tolerate people as long as they can
do what they want. Romeo sometimes acts that way too, but I
hope it's just because he's still in a period of adjustment.
On the other hand, this is my first time caring for a dog and I really
have no clue what I'm doing. So we're both learning as we go along. :)
I do have him trained well enough now to ignore any creature when
we go for walks, but he loves to chase squirrels through the yard
whenever he can. Since there's a big old oak tree out back I'm sure
he'll have a blast when the acorns start maturing!
Chris
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