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Published: 2018-03-29 01:07:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 1004; Favourites: 131; Downloads: 3
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I liked how Lance had two Dragonite that were really different. If pokemon were real I'd definitely want two of certain pokemon to teach different move sets to.More booklets! Left is a Japanese spitz, right is another Shiba Inu.
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If I could buy these I would have! Amazing work :3
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Aaw, thanks! will be for sale at Comic Con Honolulu!
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Way too CUTE AND ADORABLE!!!
I like that idea too, but haven't succeed in any of the games yet to have two of the same Pokemon with different move sets 
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Oh, same. I always have one of each. but I think if they were real I'd totes have two of something. Probably Vaporeon, need tanky guys. xD
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OH my gosh! IF THEY WERE REAL...yeah, I can totally see myself owning two of the same kind...if not more. More like how I own two Bernese Mountain Dogs-I just couldn't stop at one...and the only thing stopping me from getting more-the want is really there though-is that I only have two hands and my Billy Boy gets jealous of any of the other dogs from getting attention 
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LOOOOL!
I'd get two but my car will only fit one. xD And that's why definitely a Japanese Spitz! just the right size to ride shotgun in my mustang 
That's so cool you have two! those are big dogs... even the puppies are ginormous! They cost almost double to ship a Burmese MountainΒ puppy vs my Japanese spitz puppy (they quoted based off of that).Β
I'm going to try and draw my friends with their doggies (minus the weirdo that just threw down for a $1400 kitten...WHY...)Β
I wanna see pics of your doggies!!!!
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Miss Mayleen is on the left and Billy Boy is of course on the right 
I'm actually not sure how much they'll be shipped; I was lucky enough to find two breeders in my own state-the farthest I drove was almost two hours. Yeah, I also saved up just to get them. Mayleen ended up being discounted because I got her fixed (1K) and Billy Boy...he's worth every penny
So wait! Did you get a Japanese Spitz puppy???
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Aaaaw! so adorable! The lady at one of the shipping companies said they just shipped a Burmese mountain dog puppy from Germany to the U.S. and it was about $3500 for the shipping. My little spitz from NEw Zealand to HAwaii is about $2000.
It's so funny how dogs have such different personalities!
I'd much rather get locally but after a few years of looking I did confirm there's no breeders here. And after speaking with the breeders over in Australia and New Zealand they do ship frequently to Hawaii so that must be how I see some here and there.Β
Are Burmese mountain dogs usually lazy? Our Terri (Terrier doberman mix) just "broke her butt"... she has a slipped disc or something so might need surgery next week. She's already 11 years old. She's my mom's dog but I take care of terri (like the rest of my crazy family) so I figure I can have my own puppy! Plus I need something to reduce my stress. My bird doesn't wanna hang out with me any more now that she has another bird.Β
And yes! I find out next week Friday if the mommy dog is pregnant! Ironically same day as the delayed release of Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs movie that I want to see! Fingers crossed that it did take. Then wait until mid May to see if a boy puppy comes out! All of her females are spoken for but I get any boy that comes out!Β
Yes, funny that it's cheaper to have them fixed! but it means they spend more time with the family instead of looking for mates. My puppy would be $3000 neutered or $3500 for breeding rights. I'm thinking neutered because it makes them easier to train too... then on top of that $2000 for shipping. But it is worth every penny! I completely agree!
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Thankfully I happened to be at a dog show and that's when I encountered my first Bernese Mountain Dog...I saw the handler on the ground brushing out his coat, and our eyes locked for a moment; just long enough that the Berner lifted his paw at me and the handler gladly gave me permission to pet him
The Berners are true to their working breed status, but as they grow up, they do adapt to your life style rather easily....or maybe mine are just lazy
And then there's Billy Boy...he's made the bath room '''HIS ROOM''' he even knows how to open and close that door too. He tends to go to that room when the AC is on-cause that's the only small room that gets the coldest-or if he's just done with the day, he'll go to his room...he's such a sad dog
I'm sorry to hear about your Terri, and I hope that the surgery goes well. Not sure how she'll do after she recovers though-hopefully good though. But I'd also want to bring up that if it's available near you; possibly finding a vet/dog doctor that does chiropractor/acupuncture for dogs. I currently have Mayleen seeing one for her back legs/hips. If I hadn't found that Vet years ago...I'm actually not sure if Mayleen would be with me right now. Mayleen's back knees do not bend properly-like they bend the opposite way which shouldn't happen but it does-I think it was one of those random chances that occurred as she grew up, because I haven't heard if her litter mates had the same problem or not. Berners do have chances for hip problems and cancers down the line, but what Mayleen has is...not typical for the breed. I could have done surgery for her when she was a puppy...but at the time I wasn't fond of the idea that way too many people/vets saying that they've never seen such a case before, that I made it my job to find a non-surgical solution...which ended up being a vet that specializes in horse and dog chiropractor/acupuncture...and that makes me swear up and down that that works amazingly well.
That'll be awesome if a boy puppy does comes out
My goodness I sure wrote alot
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Oooh, this was so nice to read! That is too funny! Mayleen totally sounds like a fun dog! Haha, and poor Billy just follows it every time? XD
That's such a cool story! I've never been to dog shows, but that'd be amazing! We were lucky and got Tobey for free when I was little. Grandma's friend had show dogs and she knew right off the bat Tobey was going to be too big to show, so we got him! It's a romantic notation to get the same breed, but after researching they're so perfect for me.
They have Teflon fur, so mud and dirt doesn't stick to them. They don't have a doggy smell, and they're only supposed to be bathed once a month. They're spitz so they're smart, but because they're bred as companions instead of hunting dogs, they're very friendly.
They don't need a ton of exercise, but probably the same amount of what I would normally do - just a two mile walk up and down the mountain. But they're also crazy "people pleasers" and always want to impress their family. They're a relatively new breed, 1920s, and they don't have any real health issues.
Tobey lived to 16 years old, never had a health problem until the very end! That's why I married my husband. XD he reminds me of my Tobey. He's good looking, can be totally ditsy (my sis calls Tobey a handsome idiot) but he's really sweet, always happy to see me regardless of how grouchy I always am.
Acupuncture for a dog! Wonder if we have that here.... Terri has tons of weird issues. She's a humane society dog, and she's so not... dog like. She's never enthusiastic and she's always sighing at us. Lol. But because I take care of her, she secretly always comes to me when she's upset. She cries in public when my mom leaves her by the car, but if she's terrified (thunder) she'll only hang out by me. She also brings me rotten
Week old dead birds at 2am when I come home drunk. LOL
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I love the idea of having several of the same pokemon, each one with it's own characteristics.
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same same! You defeat one dragonite and think "aah, easy"... then he brings out another one >_<
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Ha! Same, I remember being so mad about that back then lol.
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