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NinaMalek
Over the course of my life, I've loved: 2 rabbits, 2 dogs, 1 horse, 1 fish, 4 birds, and 2 hamsters.
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, although some of his training has fallen away since we’ve stopped practicing. Nike is about 20lbs. I consider him to be a lower energy dog. He loves his walks, but he’s also happy lounging on the couch and eating chips. He’s an easy going guy ? <br><br>Nike is FANTASTIC with my pet rabbit- they sit on the couch together with no problems. He’s actually very good with all other animals, except for the fact that he barks at dogs until he has a chance to meet them. <br><br>Nike’s feeding costs aren’t huge considering he is a small dog. He has unlimited access to kibble and water, as well as the occasional treat (always meat, never dog treats). He loves fresh fruit and veggies as well. <br><br>Nike’s vet expenses have mostly been run of the mill, except for a recent skin condition. It took quite a few appointments and medications (and trips to the bank) to figure out what the problem was. Turns out he had a minor infection. Now he’s all clear! <br><br>Nike is the perfect “starter” dog. He is good natured, relatively low maintenance (minimal brushing/shedding, but he gets a puppy cut 4x a year), and easily trained. Dogs require a lot of time and responsibility. They really tie you down. BUT if you’re prepared for the commitment (both time and financial), then a poodle cross might be the dog for you!){kind=link}