1. Same breed, same temperament, right?
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2. No need to fight over which side of the bed the dog sleeps on.
3. Maybe the dogs will help each other behave better!
4. They’ll keep each other busy during the day.
5. Watching them run around the backyard will be so much fun.
6. None of their weird quirks will rub off on the others.
7. The vet will give me a second dog discount.
8. Buying bulk dog food will save me money in the long run.
9. When one dog is sick, the other one can be there for “comfort”.
10. They’ll share toys.
In the end, it doesn’t matter how many dogs you have. Some people’s philosophy is the more the merrier!
Leslie
The 3 dogs in separate time-out corners is PRICELESS! My dog goes to time-out when he acts up too but to get them to face the corners is amazing.
Santana
could not agree more, priceless!
Pat Lukes
#6 disturbed me. Funny but not funny.
Tracie
Dogs are like potato chips….gotta have more than one!
Amy
We have four funny dogs, each with a different personality (disorder)! The more we have, the more we laugh at them and the more we enjoy them. I have an underground fence system, so they can come and go as they please. Since I don’t want to have to potty train any more children or dogs, I always adopt older adult dogs. They always fit right in, and quickly learn to get along with their new dog pack.
Doublecrispy
I love the time-out! Mine gets sent to his room for time-out, and he knows EXACTLY what those words mean! When he’s starts getting rowdy I ask him if he needs a time-out and he sits and acts innocent.
Hedda
The panty liner stuck to the ear was the best!
debbie patton
My all-time favorite is the “karma” picture with the two GermanShepherds. Now that I have one GSD, I fully under understand the ass-biting comment. Our female GSD still tries to bite her two human brothers on their butts and just about any other place where human skin is visible. Weirder still is that our male Shih Tzu is always biting our female GSD on the ass. Too weird for words!
Nicole
#11 The older one will help potty train the younger.
In reality the younger one un-potty trains the older one and teaches him to bark and jump while you try to put the leash on to go out
Amy
My experience exactly!
Anonymous
I totally agree…the dogs have no understanding of why they’re put there!
Kim
My Boston border collie mix gets into the trash in the bathroom and eats tampons and pads!