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RV critters
by CricketSail » Sat Mar 22, 2014 6:53 am
Magic, Cricket, and Milo in the RV. Milo is the cat, all comfy in our new lifestyle, getting along better than ever.
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Re: RV critters
by Irmi » Sat Mar 22, 2014 8:06 am
They sure do seem to be enjoying their new lifestyle!
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Re: RV critters
by avalen » Sat Mar 22, 2014 8:24 am
oh so comfy and cute
I always liked the looks of a schipperke, wondering how much barking they do, the informational websites say they are a yappy dog.
I've only known one other and it wasn't a barker at all. I've thought for years I would like one.
I always liked the looks of a schipperke, wondering how much barking they do, the informational websites say they are a yappy dog.
I've only known one other and it wasn't a barker at all. I've thought for years I would like one.
Somewhere with Ava and Maggie
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Re: RV critters
by havingfunnow » Sat Mar 22, 2014 8:37 am
They are beautiful!
Louise
and The William too!
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Re: RV critters
by mitch5252 » Sat Mar 22, 2014 9:22 am
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Beautiful animals, but I'd sure had to lose them on a dark night!
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Beautiful animals, but I'd sure had to lose them on a dark night!
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Re: RV critters
by IrishIroamed » Sat Mar 22, 2014 1:19 pm
I don't see a place for Mom in that bed 
Bet they are all good snugglers tho.
Mitch - use reflective colors & leashes with blinking lights
Bet they are all good snugglers tho.mitch5252 wrote:.. Beautiful animals, but I'd sure had to lose them on a dark night!
Mitch - use reflective colors & leashes with blinking lights
Cheryl
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Today me will live in the moment unless it's unpleasant in which case me will eat a cookie ~~~Cookie Monster
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Re: RV critters
by Bethers » Sat Mar 22, 2014 4:51 pm
Awww, love them.
Beth
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“Dare to live the life you have dreamed for yourself. Go forward and make your dreams come true.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson ~
"He who treasures the small things in life has found the path to true happiness"
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Re: RV critters
by CricketSail » Sat Mar 22, 2014 7:36 pm
Darn right it's hard to find space for myself in that bed.
Avalon, Schipperkes are barkers, exceptionally alert, and high maintenance generally. The are very smart, multi-talented dogs. They are herders, ratters, and excellent guard dogs. They usually aren't biters, their mission is to alert you to anything they find suspicious by barking. They key is to understand that's their natural job, and acknowledge them when they are doing it. If they are ignored or told to be quite if they think something should be looked into, they will keep barking - they think you don't understand. If you give them some attention and tell them it's all right, they quite right down. (A lot of people don't understand that, and schips and owners get frustrated with each other.) But since I'm a single full timer, I appreciate their looking after my safety and the RV. Schips are the best companions in the world for people who have a lot to give to a dog. But they like constant interaction and don't do well if left alone a lot. I've modified my life a lot for them, but I think it's worth it. - Sharon
Avalon, Schipperkes are barkers, exceptionally alert, and high maintenance generally. The are very smart, multi-talented dogs. They are herders, ratters, and excellent guard dogs. They usually aren't biters, their mission is to alert you to anything they find suspicious by barking. They key is to understand that's their natural job, and acknowledge them when they are doing it. If they are ignored or told to be quite if they think something should be looked into, they will keep barking - they think you don't understand. If you give them some attention and tell them it's all right, they quite right down. (A lot of people don't understand that, and schips and owners get frustrated with each other.) But since I'm a single full timer, I appreciate their looking after my safety and the RV. Schips are the best companions in the world for people who have a lot to give to a dog. But they like constant interaction and don't do well if left alone a lot. I've modified my life a lot for them, but I think it's worth it. - Sharon
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Re: RV critters
by avalen » Sat Mar 22, 2014 8:50 pm
thanks Sharon, it makes perfect sense.
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