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WE ARE SO MUCH IN LOVE WITH OUR DOG,I WISH EVERYONE WOULD GET ONE OF THESE DOGS,THE MIX IS PERFECT,THE ONLY PROBLEM I HAVE IS WE CAN'T FIND A BREEDER IN THE USA TO BUY ANOTHER ONE. IF SOMEONE COULD HELP US WE WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR HELP.
Posted: 10/4/2009 8:48:38 AM by Anonymous

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Ginger is a seven month old Shih-poo. She is great with children and adults. Ginger is a good watch dog. She knows when to bark. The Shihpoo can be trained very easy. They love to learn new things. Thye love to please their owners. She gets along well with other animals. After we lost two dogs within a year. One was 13 yrs old and one was 14. We were never going to get another dog. Well 8 years later here we are again a canine owner to a wonderful dog.
Posted: 10/4/2009 8:47:54 AM by gingergirl

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Ginger is a year old Boglen. She loves to be with people. She likes to lick you until you are clean, and she gets excited quickly.
Posted: 10/1/2009 1:13:47 PM by Anonymous

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I have a 3 1/2 month old female Pitoxer named Callie. Both her parents were Brindle and she is a perfect mix! She's very wild right now but she is also very sweet and loyal. LOVES TO EAT! She adores my 11 year old son and so far, has been very good with strangers and seems to really like children. She seems very smart, although I am having some difficulty in house breaking her so I have started leashing her to me when she is in the house and I can keep a better eye on her. That seems to be doing the trick, so far. No accidents in 3 days or so.
Posted: 9/28/2009 6:10:43 PM by Anonymous

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We own an incredibly intelligent & loving 4 year old Chonzer named Archie. Both my husband and I have severe dog/cat allergies, but thankfully Archie does not shed and neither of us seem to be bothered by his dander. As a puppy he was salt & pepper colored, but as an adult he is mostly white with some grey strands speckled in. He's only about 1 1/2 feet tall, but about 3 feet long. He has the round bischon head with the schnauzer snout. He looks little, but is very stout weighing in at about 35 lbs - and he is strong!

Unlike the pure breed schnauzer, he is not a yapper at all. He only barks when he feels the need to protect or defend - which is often. He is very protective of his surrounding and apprehensive with strangers. However, he is extremely loving with us, as well with those he has met before. He adores our company and loves to travel. At home he's energetic, but not overly aggressive. He's equally happy cuddling on the couch or playing fetch. And he loves to swim!

The only health problem we encountered with Archie is a food allergy, which we were told is rare and not necessarily a result of the breed. We discovered this after getting a second opinion for chronic ear infections. The fix was simple - prescription food sold at our pet store and it actually doesn't cost too much more than what we were feeding him to begin with. The only challenge here is that we have to be careful not to feed him anything other than his prescribed food and treats; no table scraps.

We have Archie's coat trimmed frequently in the summer and less in the winter. He tends to get overheated easily, so we keep his hair short during hot weather. He's not bothered by the cold, but does have some difficulty walking on snow (pieces of snow/ice get stuck between his toes). Again, easy fix - doggie boots. He had some trouble at first with them, but got used to them quickly. We only use then we he has to walk through deep snow - packed snow is no problem.

He hasn't had much interaction with children yet and as I mentioned earlier, he can be aggressive towards strangers at first. He makes a great watchdog (also he's not trained to be one) and a very loving companion. He is very intelligent and was very easy to train. Archie listens well, but is independent in nature and has a tendency to ignore us if he sees another dog.

Overall, Archie has been a great addition to the family!
Posted: 9/28/2009 5:21:53 PM by Anonymous

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Harley is an Australian sheppard/Golden Retriever Mix. She has all of the best features of both breeds. She is not gun shy and loves hunting. She is very fast when going for the birds.

She has the coat of a Golden except it is black with a white patch on her chest. Sheds a lot!!! Weighs about 45lbs.

This dog is very easy to train. Is very loyal and loving. Wants to be petted quite often and brings the tennis ball to play. Very mild tempermante. Would recommend as a great family dog.
Posted: 9/26/2009 11:04:33 AM by Anonymous

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