Free dog

[Flysmallie]

I have a puppy that needs a new home. She’s 11 weeks old. Mom was a pit bull and the dad was an Australian Shepard. Really good dog but she’s a puppy. And our other dog hates her. 

She’s free to any good home. 

[Terrierman]

A smart pit bull.  Look out world!

[Gavin]

That’s a tough one to place! Our Aussie is hell on wheels, and that is crossed with a pit. Will take a special owner. Both are very loyal breeds. Strong herding instinct.

[Flysmallie]

She’s has some energy but not anymore than any other pup I’ve had. Actually calmer than my last pup that was a lab. But we rescued a dachshund a few years ago that had been abused by its owner and other dogs and she’s having a hard time adjusting to a puppy. 

But if I can’t find a good home for her she will have one right here. 

[Flysmallie]

And she just flew in here about 90 mph and crashed into the coffee table. She’s a dork. 

[Gavin]

This one is loyal but crazy. Can cover 500’ in about 6 seconds and wear our most duck dogs. Born to run.

[Flysmallie]

That's a good looking pup Gavin. 

[Lancer09]

We have three rescue dachshunds, they can definitely be temperamental with new house guests.

We have one with the IVDD back issues and he was trying to get into it with a black lab we were watching for a weekend for a friend.
Little dudes legs just couldn't keep up with trying to keep up with her while we were playing fetch, she couldn't even be bothered with his nipping at her.

slow, small doses is what has always worked for us when introducing friends dogs to ours. Also getting them to spend time together at a dog park, or somewhere that isn't our house. The dogs ours get along with have spent time around them outside of their home turf first before they were brought over to hang out with friends for a game or something. 

[Flysmallie]

Our current dachshund has been the only dog for just a few months. We had one other dachshund and a lab/basset that we had to put down over the summer. And she was never really great with either of them. The lab/basset like to give her hell and the other dachshund was to old to ever care. 

The current one just has some social issues. She doesn't even know how to play. When she eats she has to fill her mouth with food and then carry it off to eat it in private. And she's been with us for 3 years I think. Of course now the puppy follows her and waits for her to drop the food and then runs in and eats it all. Just a big game for her.

If I could just get her through this puppy stage all would be well. 

[Flysmallie]

My other issue is that I didn't ask if I could get a new puppy. It was a surprise. Apparently my wife doesn't like surprises that don't contain cash or diamonds.