Dogs

[Liquid Blue]

Sub is still holding out for LB, he knows there is still a chance!

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Yea when I move out on my own I also plan to get a dog, I've always wanted one since I was little. To be honest I really don't even care what kind all that much, and Labs look cool as shit so best of luck with you getting one or two.

[Reaver]

My parents run a Labrador Retriever kennel on the side. Anyways, I have a labrador and she's an attention whore, but she can be alone for quite awhile just fine, but there is another dog to keep her company, a mini pinscher. So that probably has something to do with it, but I recommend at the very least a few chew toys are there for the dog to chew around, dogs chew stuff when they're bored, especially when they're younger. Obviously you have to help the dog make the choice of what is and isn't alright to chew. 40 or 50 hours a week of work should be fine, but I guess it depends how many hours a day you work.

[Zerzera]

They have great reputations as snow and water dogs, which is important to me.

Like galle said, it's important that you have time to train your dog first. Most dogs are very well capable of staying home alone but if you don't train them properly they can become a real problem.
You have to be sure it won't bark all day (at least if you got neighbors) or start to eat stuff. Whenever our dog is alone it will just sleep all day.

[D1st0rt]

I have family up in Alaska who have a black lab. Whenever they leave he just sits in his kennel and they fill up this thing called a kong (i no rite) up with peanut butter and he occupies himself for hours trying to get it all out.

[ZeUs!!]

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