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    Dogs that are difficult to like?

    This may sound like an odd question, but have you come across any dogs that you just couldn't take to? I love animals and I usually get on well with all the dogs I know, but one of my friends has a little dog that I just can't take to. Is it just me or has this happened to anyone else?




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    yeah, but its usually the fault of the owners.
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    Not specifically, at least that I can remember. I'm leery of pit bulls though, but I don't blame them, I blame the folks who created the breed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Orrymain View Post
    Not specifically, at least that I can remember. I'm leery of pit bulls though, but I don't blame them, I blame the folks who created the breed.
    I'm sorry to hear that and wish you could meet my dogs, they would change your mind.... as long as you don't mind being french kissed by dogs, many people do find that a bit off putting. That and the fact that they follow you everywhere. If you ever want to go to the bathroom alone, this is NOT the breed for you. I myself don't blame the breed creators so much as I blame the current crop of people who get the dogs to try and make them 'tough'. They will do anything you ask of them, are super sensitive to handler influence and thus easily molded. They do tend to hog the bed

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    Yes Bill, I think in this case it is mostly due to the dog being indulged, she doesn't know her place and she has no manners.




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    That has happened to me but not very often. I remember a very snappy Pekingese that belonged to my friend's mum years ago. It bit me several times, but it was sneaky about it, it wouldn't come up and growl, it would creep up behind you and get you when you were not looking. I have never been afraid of dogs, not even that one, but it was very hard to have kind thoughts about it.




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    Kernow, I don't think I would have been very happy about that dog! I have been annoyed by barking dogs and such like before and I have met dogs that I wouldn't have wanted to own. with this dog it is different I just don't like her. She is only a little dog and she is not aggressive at all, she is just very assertive and in your face all the time wanting to be the centre of attention. It makes me feel bad for not liking her.




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    Perhaps you need to think about it differently, do you like every child you meet? I certainly don't (and it is mainly down to parenting). We are all different, and different dogs suit different people.




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    Actually, my aunt had a palmeranian who didn't like anyone but her, my uncle, and me! That's sort of the reverse scenario, but it was fun.

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    I guess what Kernow said makes sense, there is no reason why we should like every dog we meet.




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