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It's complicated. Yeah, I'm sure we will eventually. But my wife raises quail and chickens in the house at times, so we need something that isn't prey driven

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oh dang, that is a bit complicated. my two dogs gave me an inside look at nature vs nurture. One dog i got and i tried to train her not to eat chickens but she's an Australian kelpie and i wasnt a good enough trainer to keep her prey drive under control. her prey drive is so high she cant stand having a second dog in the house, theyre sorta pals now.

the second dog is a mutt mixed between a lab and i think a livestock guardian type dog. I put nearly no effort into her training. neighbor's chickens got into our yard and she just sat calm as could be just staring at them from a distance. that was crazy to me.

I guess i'm not sure my point, but finding the right dog is tricky. hopefully the timing is right and a good stray dog wanders into your life one day if youre ever ready for another

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Nah, I liked your story. No point needed. Finding a good fit is always hard. We knew Lilly was the one because she peed on my shoe in the Shelter. Couldn't say no to that

[–] 2 pts

"this human is mine now, sign the papers and lets go chill" i never thought hearing about a dog peeing on something would be cute but thats pretty damn cute

[–] 1 pt

That’s because they can see who the good people are. She was the lucky one and you gave her a great life.

Sorry for your loss.