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[Re: Mallory Kwiatkowski ]
#173745 - 01/07/2008 08:29 PM |
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I noticed that too, lol. It sounds goofy.
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[Re: Mallory Kwiatkowski ]
#173751 - 01/07/2008 08:50 PM |
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Wow, these dogs sound perfect. For training just a stern NO, no known hereditary defects, minimal exercise, life expectancy of 14 to 19 years and weight range of 55 to 120! Kind of sounds like bs to me. That dog is beautiful though!
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[Re: Mallory Kwiatkowski ]
#173752 - 01/07/2008 08:52 PM |
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They look like mixes to me, there is so much variability id coat and look.
they look like husky or malamute, shepard, and some sort of long hair like a collie. Some of them do have a look that I just havent seen in anything but wolf/dog or coy/dog hybrids.
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#173754 - 01/07/2008 08:56 PM |
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"Due to the highly loyal and social nature of the NAID, it is in the pups and your family’s best interest to pick up your new puppy as soon as possible. The NAID mothers have fully weaned their puppies by approximately 6 weeks of age and the pups must begin bonding with their new owners as soon as possible."
I find that interesting. I've never heard of a reputable, responsible breeder not only letting their pups go younger than 8 weeks, but actually suggesting they go by 6 weeks? I wonder what the real reason is behind this.
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#173755 - 01/07/2008 08:58 PM |
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I think the idea that these people are reputable, responsible breeders flew out the window a long time ago. Right around the time they started talking about a dog that felt crating was "punishement" (anthropomorphize much?).
I agree, Elisabeth. I wonder what the real reason is.
I'd love to see a DNA test on one of these guys.
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#173779 - 01/07/2008 10:24 PM |
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Sounds like the same BS with the "american mastiff", puggle, and all the other non breeds. Now don't get me wrong. I have no problem with people developing new breeds but to claim a breed they must breed true which takes years to do if it works out at all. IMO they must offer something new and preferred to the group they'll be part of.
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#173785 - 01/07/2008 10:57 PM |
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majestic View recommends and feeds a high protein, 30%, high fat, 20%, dry kibble called Prism® made by Eagle Pack® brand dog foods.
The dry kibble should be self fed, meaning as much as the animal can eat in front of him at all times, plus plenty of fresh water, as well as all the raw meat the pup/dog can eat.
Not only will your pup/dog be healthy with clean, glistening white teeth and healthy gums but he will not have "doggy" bad breath either. Not to mention sparing your shoes, furniture and anything else your puppy can get in its mouth to chew on.
this got me, if i free fed any of my dogs as pups they would have eaten until they burst, and at the least would have been fat rolly polly things with joint problems. This puppy definately would and honestly if I free fed my Big dogs they would likely eat themselves sick, 
Sounds like the same BS with the "american mastiff", puggle, and all the other non breeds. Now don't get me wrong. I have no problem with people developing new breeds but to claim a breed they must breed true which takes years to do if it works out at all. IMO they must offer something new and preferred to the group they'll be part of.
Majestic View Kennels which I believe is one of the top breeders for this "breed" also offer SiberCanaans and siber/Canaan/NAIDs
and im sure they cost a pretty penny, and im sorry but that just isnt a breed, i dont have a problem combining breeds to better both or perform a specific job with more success, but all this mixed breeding nowadays annoys me.
Why spend a grand for a puggle when you can have a weinersnitchel for free at the shelter 
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[Re: Jennifer Lee ]
#173788 - 01/07/2008 11:30 PM |
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majestic View recommends and feeds a high protein, 30%, high fat, 20%, dry kibble called Prism® made by Eagle Pack® brand dog foods.
The dry kibble should be self fed, meaning as much as the animal can eat in front of him at all times, plus plenty of fresh water, as well as all the raw meat the pup/dog can eat.
No kiddin'? I can't believe I wasted all that time reading about dog diets. Thats freakin' amazing!
Dogs everywhere rejoice at the feeding principles of Majestic View.
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#173792 - 01/08/2008 12:17 AM |
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and Free feeding all the dry kibble as well as all the raw meat he can eat will stop him from chewing.
Im sure she is right, because your pup will be so bloated and miserable it wont have the energy to chew on anything!!
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