yes it was :((( we think about them all the time

thank you so much! they were a joy indeed

i hope she heeds your request! dogs are the best indeed

thank you for the love! We love turkiye❤ we are fans of your women's volleyball team

@@Pupperoons I'm really happy thanks 🥹🌹

hahaha so true! but thankfully our beagle's saggy belly recovered very very quickly, i think it's because of the amount of exercise she does every day

Me too ! My husband and I had to have our two beagles put down in the last few months because they were old and had health problems and it has about killed us . We are old and have no children and they were our babies. I would miss work some days just to stay home with them.

Thank you so much!

Price

That's how they play! You should spend some time at a dog park; they are not children, they are dogs!

@@brucewing3262 it doesn't matter! I know they're not children, but their dogs and all animals including dogs have a being within them and they can feel pain like humans and they can hurt like humans and they can cry like humans but in a different way! 😠 You are supposed to discipline puppies while they're still puppies or else they grow up to be mean and chew on things in your house and you sure don't want that! Use your common sense! Animals have a being within them like we have a being within us! A lot of people consider them as their children, literally their children! That's not playing that's called hurting each other goofball! I'm not trying to be funny here I can call you worse names than that, but I won't because I am a Christian! You're supposed to love puppies treat them well and respect them as well as the adult dogs! And as puppies you are supposed to train them gently to teach them right from wrong! Type in "The farm" on KZfaq in the search area and find this man and his wife on a farm with a lot of dogs and he trains each and every one of them and gives a lot of love to each and every one of them! It's a man in a red shirt and shorts and he wears a cowboy hat. And it's a doggy daycare called The Farm. Watch his videos. He trains every single one of those precious dogs. They are Australian people! And they love the dogs and they train them as puppies and so when they get older they know better and they won't bite people and they won't bite each other! And they have the dogs in their house every night and every day! He has over 100 dogs and a Kitty. And every single one of those animals get along with each other they love each other the dogs lick each other's mouth licks each other's ears and that's how they give them each other kisses and they play and they jump in swimming pools on that farm and he throws a big ball out in the pool and they chase it and they get along so well and that's how you train dogs! While those dogs are on the farm which is doggy daycare, they are loved by them. Animals have a being within them! They feel pain like we do and Can hurt like We do they have emotional stress like we do! And that is NOT how they play! 😠 And I have seen how dogs act at a dog park. They get along well with each other they sniff each other because that's the way they introduce themselves! Dogs don't fight or bite each other at a dog park unless the owner teaches them! 😠 And that's wrong! Dog parks is a place for dogs to have fun and run and play and get along! 😠

@@learleywells4498 I go to a dog park every morning with my 14 year old Beagle. She doesn't play with the other dogs any more. Many of the dogs do just what I said; they wrestle and bite at each other. They are not fighting and not trying to hurt each other. Every once in a while, some dogs need to be separated. When a new dog comes in for the first time, they will usually lay down on their back in a submissive posture. Other dogs will check them out then try to get them to play. I started going to the dog park with my other two beagles in 2007 and I've probably seen less than 5 dogs actually cry out in pain. I don't identify as a Christian, but I don't feel the need to call anybody ANY names!

What you said is true and I agree. I live in France and here we take dog training and behaviour courses very seriously. We have many refuges for people to adopt an animal, and which is not free, as the adopter has to pay 250 to 300€ by helping the cost of nourriture, vaccination etc , as well as a cheque of 300€ for stérilisation in a later date. They don't encourage people to pick up stray dogs or to accept give away dogs from unknown owners. Some people sell their dogs online, which is not illegal, but they always give details on the identity number of the animal, the gender, the history, the disposition, their vaccination and 'vermifugés' ( removal of lice and flea), and most of their animal have been to education class, some even specifise on having their pets attending half of the education course already, so the new adopter must carry on letting them continue the course once they take over. In 2022,we have implemented a new law, which says anyone who wants to owe an animal must now have a safe and security certificate where it states the background of the person and whether this person is fit to keep an animal or not.