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I just got my puppy a week ago he is all white with a yellowish tint and green eyes his mom was a lab his dad the husky as soon as I took him home he started bonding with the family he was very easy to potty train he does have accidents were he pees but he only po's outside and I taught him to sit lay and come all in the same day he is byfar one of the smartest dogs I've ever owned.
Posted: 1/26/2009 7:02:49 PM by Anonymous

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I got a Daniff the weekend after thanksgiving as my VERY early Christmas present. His name is Dodger and I must say that I am very impressed by how smart and loving he is. They do tend to get pretty big considering mine is 15 weeks and weighs 46lbs. He also stands 22 inches to the shoulder. And just to show how smart he is. He was potty trained by the age of 10 weeks. And we got him when he was 8 weeks. I would highly recommend a Daniff or Mastidane to any family. They are great with other dogs and cats. And are goofballs and intelligent at the same time. You can't go wrong with one of these guys. But just a heads up... They think they are lap dogs.
Posted: 1/24/2009 7:31:49 AM by hay_emily04

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We purchased our 'Beabull' on 01-18-09 and we successfully had our 1st dry night and day (dry-no accidents in the house)on 01-20-09 (The few days have been dry as well)!! So, I agree that they sre easily housebroken!!
Posted: 1/23/2009 8:19:22 PM by Anonymous

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Our scoodle, Nessie Jean, has been a real blessing to our family. She is 2 years old and has been very easy to train. She knows sit, lie down, roll over, stay, look at me, kiss kiss, and come. I continue to teach her new commands, and she loves the interaction.

Nessie seems to have no allergies, like our other poodle, and has a silky, wavy coat which is prone to tangling. I brush her weekly. She sheds marginally.

Nessie is very good with people, but is a fierce protector of the house and our persons. She is attentive, and I always know when someone is coming up our drive. She is not an excessive barker, but does usually bark at other dogs, although she gets along pretty well after the initial barking is over.

Nessie really desires to be with her owners at all times, and gets a little stressed if left alone for a long time.
She needs lots of exercise to make her happy, but indoor games with toys is fine. A good 2 mile walk in nice weather is her chocolate!

Nessie has a traditional square scottie stance, but as her legs are nearly twice as long as her scottish ancestors, her gait is rather more poodle-ish.
She has great vision and hearing; is curious and initially cautious with new sights; she loves her "pack", and definitely knows who the Alpha female is. . . and it's not her!

I would recommend this breed to anyone willing to train a little, play with some frequency, and take their dog with them wherever they are welcomed.
Posted: 1/22/2009 7:35:53 PM by Anonymous

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Lady is a beautiful cream and golden Boxmatian. She is almost eight weeks old (born on Nov. 26, 2008) and is growing well. We adopted her from a lady with many young puppies in poor conditions and Lady had a lot of worms, fleas, ticks, etc. when she came to us. She is now growing at a steady rate, and loves to run through the grass in our backyard, fight with our broom, and chase plastic bottles. We live in Northern Argentina so it is quite hot and humid and Lady drinks lots of water to stay cool. We love her Dalmatian floppy ears and her Boxer stance and are convinced that she also has some cat mixed in her for the use of her front paw for EVERYTHING (just kidding on the cat bit!)
Posted: 1/22/2009 7:33:32 PM by LadyandMe

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After owning a female schnoodle for the past 2 years, I can say that this is a breed of dog that I just cannot live without. Wub has been nothing but that most pleasant dog I have ever seen, let alone owned, and I am proud to brag about how awesome she is. My family members will actually come to my house in the middle of the day, while I am at work, kidnap her, and leave notes saying "Got Wub, will bring back to you tomorrow!" She has been a great family pet, being both affectionate yet gentle with both my grandparents, and my cousin's 1 year old infant. She is a constant companion, exceedingly obedient, continues to be willing to learn new tricks and rules, and gets along very well with other dogs and people. I walk her off leash often, as she always listens to my commands, and loves to be able to run in the woods and in large fields or graveyards. All in all, the best dog one could ask for, with her intelligence far beyond that of any other dog I know, and her willingness to be obedient and attentive when I need her to be. She loves to cuddle and be a lap dog, but will get outdoors and run around and play as much as you could hope for. Highly recommended breed.
Posted: 1/22/2009 7:30:25 AM by ChewieSchnoo

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