Esmeralda
Diamond Member
LOL My dog would not have been impressed with a fancy dog house. She didn't want a dog house; she wanted to be in the big house with me.
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LOL My dog would not have been impressed with a fancy dog house. She didn't want a dog house; she wanted to be in the big house with me.
LOL My dog would not have been impressed with a fancy dog house. She didn't want a dog house; she wanted to be in the big house with me.
I like the one in the middle best. Wonder if a dog would like it....It has a nice covered veranda and an indoor place in case it rains or is windy. I guess if you left your dog outside all the time, it would use it??
I like the one in the middle best. Wonder if a dog would like it....It has a nice covered veranda and an indoor place in case it rains or is windy. I guess if you left your dog outside all the time, it would use it??
Oh, how awful. There should be something like 'habitat for humanity' where people build little houses for dogs who live outdoors.I like the one in the middle best. Wonder if a dog would like it....It has a nice covered veranda and an indoor place in case it rains or is windy. I guess if you left your dog outside all the time, it would use it??
There must be a lot of dogs who would absolutely adore the one with the veranda...for the shade alone, if for nothing else. There are dogs in these parts who would be thrilled with a cardboard box. It's gotten better around here, but my late husband and I used to see a lot of dogs in the dead of winter, tied to a tree, and not a shelter in sight. Just horrible.
I'm sorry, but this really disturbs me. I'm watching this and wondering how easy it would be for a dog to get severely injured doing this. I don't think it is a safe thing for a dog to do. You can teach a child or an adult to use a trampoline safely: you can't teach that to a dog. Broken backs, broken limbs, broken necks...that's what I see happening. I tried to find on the internet what vets say about this, dogs jumping on trampolines, but haven't found anything pro or con.
I'm sorry, but this really disturbs me. I'm watching this and wondering how easy it would be for a dog to get severely injured doing this. I don't think it is a safe thing for a dog to do. You can teach a child or an adult to use a trampoline safely: you can't teach that to a dog. Broken backs, broken limbs, broken necks...that's what I see happening. I tried to find on the internet what vets say about this, dogs jumping on trampolines, but haven't found anything pro or con.
Yes, and as we see on this video, one dog just managed to catch himself. Even if they don't get the lift that a person does, there are endless possibilities for injuries.
(As an aside, although we never had a trampoline for our kids, as a grown man, my son broke his arm on one. )