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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc
Ohhh...Newfies are big babies!!! Who want to be lap dogs. She'll be a great surrogate mom to the new kitten.
Percherons and Warmbloods are great horses - gentle giants in my experience.
Can't imagine your feed bills (for all species!)
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Yes the newfie will most likely not care about anything so long she gets to play too, in between naps that is.
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten
(anyway I was trying to show that big rules here!)
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When we got our dog from the pound they said she was a lab/rottweiler mix, I was hoping for a nice 60 - 70 pound massive dog. Instead she is maybe 45 pounds and naps on the back of the couch like a cat.
So much for that idea, are next dog though will be newf or maybe another german shepherd (we had one a while back). Newf's are pretty expensive right now though.
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten
sad to say this will not be the first half of my breeding pair. I need a bit more cash in hand and a few other issues sorted out regarding the physical structure of my house first. maybe within the year? (I hope)
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You're actually considering it? Cool! Dont tell the other breeder near you though. If she is so young you can't breed her for awhile anyway - right? So a year might work out for you, except for the breeding males costing even more money
