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Some of the (mostly funny) moments from the last few days..... and a scary thought at the end.
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And here comes the scary thought..
13 m.o., 88 lbs/40 kg, intact Baby Miles spends a good deal of time running free with other dogs, at the beach or in the nature park.
There he meets all kinds of dogs - males, females, neutered and intact, all shapes and sizes.
We steer him away from fragile ones (very old or tiny), in order to avoid him accidentally hurting them.
But that aside - he gets along with all kinds of other dogs very well, despite his teenager over-the-top exuberance.
He gets along with them very well - but not many can keep up with him, and get either tired or bored, and go back to fetching tennis balls, or plaing with more docile friends, or just mooching around.
My dearest wife has mentioned a few times lately that she follows a few local RR breeders on the Instagram, and why not take a ride, meet and greet and get to know, hang out with dogs, and establish a connection for future.
"For future"!
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Plus, we know absolutely nothing about girl-dogs, and it would have to be a female. Not to mention a girl-dog coexisting with an intact male.
Crazy idea. But so was getting a dog in the first place.
Meanwhile - it's hard to resist the offer of visiting a breeder, so we'll probably go at some point, and let the chips fall where they may.