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bigtree

(94,261 posts) Mon Apr 10, 2023, 09:29 AM Apr 2023

Muzzletiming

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Muzzletiming (Original Post) bigtree Apr 2023 OP

Howlers are the best! lark Apr 2023 #1

If you're looking for a howler Danascot Apr 2023 #2

We were actually talking about getting a Beagle if we're up to it when Finley passes. lark Apr 2023 #3

lark

(26,081 posts)

1. Howlers are the best!

Reply to bigtree (Original post)

Mon Apr 10, 2023, 11:35 AM

Apr 2023

Danascot

(5,232 posts)

2. If you're looking for a howler

Reply to lark (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 10, 2023, 06:45 PM

Apr 2023

look no further than a beagle.

lark

(26,081 posts)

3. We were actually talking about getting a Beagle if we're up to it when Finley passes.

Reply to Danascot (Reply #2)

Tue Apr 11, 2023, 08:09 AM

Apr 2023

We love our Aussie Shepherd, but that breed is a handful for aging bodies to handle. We're fine now, and Finley is 8, but when he passes the rainbow bridge, think it's time for a less hyper & smaller dog. 55 lbs of fur and bone hurtling full speed at me is ok now, I can move aside and deflect him, but I certainly wouldn't be taking on a young Aussie when I'm in my 80's.

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