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Posted by artem
on October 4, 2009, 3:19 pm
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hello everyone, my name is Artem i am 20 years old man and i am here because i would like to be part of a comunity dedicated to, maybe, if not the best thing in our life, which is our pets.
I own a little razors edge blue nose pitbull, so adorable and so active, i have never owned a dog before in my life so this is a beginig of a new lifestyle and new responsabilities. Of course before making my final decision on buying this specific breed i went thru a very detailed research on everything about the breed and the requirements to successfully raise one. Today i took the 7 week old Sky (dogs name) by the first time to the vet, no bad news so far. When i got back home, after a couple playfull minutes the puppy was ready to pass out, its unbeliveble how he already knows that his crate is a safe place for him and he can sleep and rest there with no body bothering him. when he is tired he goes to bed, when he is not he doesnt cry, he just stends in fron of the gate and waits quietly for me to open the gate. only took me one night to teach him that his crate is safe and its his own place. So after a little nap we went potty, and the little spaghetti lookin worms started to apear, it kinda impressed me of course, but then i thought "better inside than outside", 4-7 wormes were out, i know there is more, cause he is still has a little round belly, no wories, i try to calm my self down by reading more and getting familiar with the breed. Im glad that i have ppl with pets around me and we are leaving in the time where vets are at desposition when ever we need it. Sky eats well, goes potty well, after each run outside we play and i see that he likes his new home. I know i should focuse more on enjoying being with him, but i want him to be healthy and happy with his new owner, which brings a couple sad faces to my personality if i see something is wrong or not going well, there will be times of frustration and happines. Today i even droped a tear looking at him when he was in his bed. Its amazing how such little ball of fur can get so deep inside of ones heart
and just make everything unpleasent forgotten in the past.
People, love your dogs, give them love and dedication, be there for them and if you see something is going wrong, dont give up and respect them.
Thanks for taking your time on reading this.
Artem
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