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It’s probably their own back yard and not frequented by other dogs

True but unfortunately rehoming a dog from a rescue centre can be harder than adopting a child. The rescues around me didn't allow me too because I'm in council flat even though I was allowed a small dog and work from home another one turned me down because I've a cat who's perfectly comfortable with dogs due to my cousin visiting regularly with her cocker spaniel and my mum having two collies my cats famiar with. The last rescue near me also where only willing to consider me taking a older dog and no puppies kept saying puppies were spoken for even when they still advertised a few weeks later and kept trying to push senior dogs on me when I told them I wanted a pup to train in advanced obedience, agility and to take hiking and camping frequently. If the rescues would make the rehoming process a little easier and better match dogs with new owners more dogs would get homes I tried for two years before buying a pup because I really needed a companion I would of loved to rescue the right dog

Maybe you are just a bad owner. Maybe you should get a bird. May God bless you always!

No birds are harder than dogs and when stressed or under stimulated they pluck feathers. They also have very specific needs, are very vocal get extremely attached and dependant on their humans. They have complex dietary needs need a lot of fresh fruit and veg most seed diets sold for birds are not a safe or balanced diet and shortens lifespans. Birds go through hormonal changes seasonally and become very aggressive and hard to handle during these times. If someone finds a dog too needy or complex they certainly shouldn't get a bird or any pet. A bird is not a toy to be stuffed in a cage way too many parrots live lonely life's locked in cages and untamed and u worked with. Almost 50 percent of parrots in the pet trade have a shortened life span due to neglect or owners who didn't research and aren't knowledgeable in proper bird care

Where from I'm looking for one also

How’s it been? I’m getting one next month!

Yeah it’s been great, it has a heater so we’re nice and warm. The larch is weathering nicely too - it’s not as bold now which we like

@@gemmamullin212 Good to know. We've got a Zoom meeting booked on Monday, can't wait. Have you got any advice / suggestions that we should discuss with them? Was yours a standard size or bespoke? Thanks for your reply

same im getting mine on april 2

@@Sarah-fp7dq I got mine! She's so cute and I named her Nala!

@@anialajajian308 from where ive been trying

@@harikasandhu9287 Lancaster Puppies and the breeder's name is Shannon Lapp.

@@anialajajian308 Lancaster, PA is the site of multiple puppy mills. Buyer beware. There’s always poodles available, but reputable breeders who show, perform genetic tests, and sell quality toy poodles are not easy to find. Buyer beware.

sm I'm the same age as you. I have 4 poodles and I'm crazy about each one. I highly suggest you keep your new poodle in a cage when you're not home & at night. It will save your frustration by not having an accident in the house, chewing your favorite items or even getting sick elsewhere in your house. I hope this helps you. 😊

@@leahscott12345 Thank You so much----

@@SandraMontano-si3uf you're so welcome. If you need anything else, I would be more than happy to help. Please don't hesitate to contact me.

I just lost my toy poodle sisters several months ago. They were 16. They were the joy of my life. I know you’ll feel the same way too.

@@BLKGURL_GOLDMOUFMISSES English translation needed.

@@BLKGURL_GOLDMOUFMISSES I know what it’s called, but it’s annoying.

So true ! Love mine to death !! She is amazing

Yes!

Gemma M 💞💞💖