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Samwils:
hi nairalanders am looking forward to import 2 german shepherds male/female from germany i need guides and how much it will cost me plss if ur an expert reply me plss i need help asap. Thanks......

younghartz:
Kynte In dog breeding "is there money is male dogs?"

I heard d females generate more cash?

stevo4them:
Thanks for the info..... I wonder why some people often give wrong information wen one is damn serious...... one guy calling himself a breeder in my area told me she is in need of serious antibiotics.... thank God I share it here

cbay:
Thanks kynte. You've been helpful. Will be taken her to a vet today. Let's see how things turn up

wunmi590:
That's great to hear bro, I guess you should start counting your money now on the male.

pmadise:
Still available for sale or exchange for a male breed (like Rott, GSD slant back, brindled boerboel etc).

wunmi590:
Fine bro, and how is your rottie? It being long. Happy sallah

cbay:
Chloe has been feeling sick for 3 days. She doesn't eat anything. I have given her every thing yet she just dey form. It's very annoying. She only takes raw egg and custard.

I might sell her off if my bills continue to rise.
Dogs r not easy to raise especially these so called pedegree dogs. they just don't like blending into society like our mongrel brethren

Please what drug can u administer to help her regain health.

I no get money to go vet place abeg.

wunmi590:
According to research, some dogs do come on heat late, or she might come and you never noticed it.

Seun, Prodeegee, kynte and some gurus should be able to help you out

stevo4them:
hi nairalanders,
i own a female GSD by name Sasha which is clocking a year old in a couple of weeks...but am kind of bothered why she hasnt come on heat at her age.please is everything alright, is it normal or i need to worry?
please enlighten

sparksam:
Rott is a beautiful dog. Playful, funny, obedient, n can disturb to make u happy.
u shuld av collected d nos, highest is to call d guy frm afar off. #TeamRott. Hoping by December, wil b adding a gud quality Rott to my pack.

darvic1515:
Nice 1 knyte, rottie rocks. Wonder how ppl are fearful of rotts? That's the most friendly dog i've ever seen, so playful and obedient, I'm adding 2 to my packs soon, strictly rotts bro.

younghartz:
Okay! I met a doggy rott today
Geeez! That has been the most amazing rot av eva seen

the guy was walking his dog down d street with confidence....if you see the height of this dog...mehn! Asin the whole street cleared!!!

I felt beat up

How can u know a rott that is mix breed? Which other breed do they mix it with?

Am certain the dog is a pure breed if you see d chest and head

pmadise:
I'm still trying but wifey not comfortable with the frequent mounting attempts leading to fight especially late in the night. I'm also not always around so I need her cooperation...

pmadise:
I have a female box head rottie that i wanna sell to the most serious buyer.
- Vaccinated, dewormed and well fed (3x daily).
- Mild temperament (for now)
- Mum directly from Serbia
- 3 months plus
- N80k only
- 08066611102

NB: Reason for sale is due to frequent in-fighting, even during odd hours, wit my male rottie and more over I dont want to breed any time soon.

ImFortress:
I think you should... My point is don't get involved in arguments finish. Nothing else to see. whether the guy no try or not!

ImFortress:
I no know say you get attitude oh... No vex sha

ImFortress:
They pushed him to the wall.
Well Knyte, arcbay, pmadise... It's a shame you guys could stoop so low... Knyte na you fall my hand pass, cause I no expect this kind thing from you. Why you go use your real account dey get involved in arguments?
No insult me oh cause I una know me but no with this account

Eveezy:
prodeegee, blasaingurl, knyte and apitch come see my goy now ooo, at 4 month now, he is much bigger physically dan in dis pics as i didnt snap him well. and prodeegee tanks for d advice, his ears are starting to stand well now, he has huge paws and large ears, his paws are almost as large as some adult dogs

blasiangurl85:
I am so in love with this dog. I love black GSD's and he is so handsome. I understand what you mean about the pics. They never really look as big as they really are in pictures. I hope to meet Drake one day. He really looks well taken care of. Thumbs up

Charlesdegaulle:
Thanks Knyte, very useful

broxymall:
lol, no o.. still active o..
Seun no de try for me at all..
just using this medium to showcase my biz

Richybang:
Do you ever wonder what your dog
would say if he could talk? Do you ever
wonder what’s on his mind when he
looks up at you with those big, warm,
brown eyes?
You might be surprised to learn that
what you’re doing to your dog is
confusing him—maybe even driving
him crazy. Here are five bad habits you
need to stop before they wreck your
relationship.
1. You’re trying to
communicate with your
dogs through words.
You adopt a dog from the shelter, and
you know it is not the first time he has
been adopted, but you are confident
you will be successful. One of your
worries is that the previous owner had
given the dog a name you don’t like, so
you have renamed him Riley. But will
that confuse him? Guess what? Dogs
don’t care much whether you speak to
them in Spanish, or English, or Chinese,
because they don’t hear words as
words, just as sounds. It’s like the way
that people spell out “w-a-l-k” and “l-
e-a-s-h”; they may be fooling
themselves but they certainly aren’t
fooling the dog. That’s one of the
reasons I love being with dogs so much
—because they sense something much
deeper than the words you use; they
also read your body language. Which is
why you can’t lie to a dog. When you
speak to a dog you must speak from
the inside, from your mind, your
heart, and your body. Otherwise he will
be scratching his head with his paw,
trying to figure why he can see your
lips moving with strange noises coming
out.
2. You treat your dog like a
child.
We all know those houses, right? The
ones with the framed pictures of
Twinkles all over the walls. Her name is
embroidered on all of her pillows and
emblazoned on toys of every kind,
scattered from kitchen to bedroom to
bath. And Twinkles’s owner never stops
fawning over her as though she were a
one-year-old. You can see how the
human starts to get confused
sometimes and starts thinking that
Twinkles is a child—but of course
Twinkles is under no illusions at all.
She is a dog, and she wants to behave
like a dog—that is in her DNA. And like
all dogs, she wants to run, she loves to
chase things, and she wants to use her
nose to track. Your “baby” is also a
pack animal and needs the structure
and discipline in her life to feel
fulfilled and not become frustrated.
There is nothing wrong with showing
your dog love, but remember: first
exercise, then discipline, and finally
affection.
3. Your dog doesn’t have a
job and he’s bored.
So many times people have come to
me, worried because their dog has
picked up an aggravating habit. Maybe
he’s chewing the carpet, or racing in
circles around the house, or showing
surprising aggression. And so often the
answer is the same: Your dog is getting
bored—he wants something to do.
Dogs aren’t born expecting to be
waited on hand and foot, with meals
produced whenever they are hungry;
no creature in the animal world is. In
the wild—from the time they are
babies—dogs have to work for their
food. They have to hunt it down or go
hungry. I like to tell people that in
Mexico, where I am from, the dogs are
thin but they don’t have psychological
problems. Dogs have been bred over
the centuries for different jobs—from
rounding up cattle to hunting to
hauling. When their natural instinct is
denied, they become frustrated, and
that is when they start to show signs of
aggressive behavior. So do what your
dog asks and give him a job. Put a pack
on his back when you go for walks or
create obstacle courses so he can put
his scent-tracking abilities to good use.
You’ll see right away how happy it
makes him.
4. You’re acting like your
dog’s playmate, not pack
leader.
You’ve watched my TV shows and read
my books, so you know how important
it is for you to claim the role of pack
leader from the time your puppy first
joins the family. But then you come
home, and it’s a beautiful summer
evening, and your pup is telling you
that she is ready to play. The next
thing you know, you and your dog are
racing around the back yard with a ball
and all the rules have changed. At least
the rules have changed in your mind—
until you are ready to call it quits and
go inside for dinner. How is your dog
supposed to understand what has
happened? You gave up on being pack
leader to race into playing with her
instead of making it clear that play
begins only when she is calm and
responsive. So now she is all turned
around about who’s the boss.
Remember: Being a pack leader is not
a part-time occupation; it’s all the
time. Your dog is always looking for
consistency and structure, and without
it she is going to become confused
about when she is supposed to follow
your directions and when you two are
just buddies.
5. You’re tense and
nervous around your dog
Your sister-in-law is one of your least
favorite people. You hate it when she
comes to visit—you know she is
checking out your home, and you can
see the critical disdain in her face. To
make matters worse, whenever she’s
near Mikey, your otherwise well-
behaved mixed-breed dog, he goes
crazy, as if to demonstrate your poor
dog-handling skills. But he doesn’t
know there are problems with you and
your sister-in-law; he just knows that
his pack leader is tense and nervous,
so he may become tense and nervous
too. Our dogs are incredibly finely
attuned to us—we’ve been living
together almost from the beginning of
time! That is why they need calm,
assertive energy to relax. Remember:
Dogs are predators in the wild, so if
they become nervous, their fight-or-
flight response is almost always more
likely to be fight. Nervousness in dogs
will soon come out as aggression. It is
how they deal with a problem.
Listen to your dogs. Listen to them
carefully, for they are trying to tell you
what they want. Their needs are really
very simple, and if you satisfy those,
you will have a happy and harmonious
relationship. That is the kind of bond I
have with Junior, as you can see from
the photos on these pages. And I hope
it will be the relationship you have
with your dog.

broxymall:
mehn he just wasted his time
hope he got some benefit, i merely thought there would be some different only to still look like a nigeria shepherd
this is KUZEE

Charlesdegaulle:
Please why do some dogs eat their puppies? I have a GSD who just gave birth. On the third day, i returned home from work to discover one puppy missing, even though the whole environment was secured. This has happened before and i was told that it probably ate the puppy. Is this normal? What could be done to prevent this? Answers needed please