minus-squareEncrypt-Keeperlink4•1 year agoThey’re also prone to behavioral issues. It’s pretty funny how universally despised they are by veterinary professionals. I’ve never seen anything like it lol.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•edit-21 year agoThey’re prone to behavioral issues because most people really don’t have the time or energy for like 90% of dog breeds. My in-laws have a mini-aussie that’s absolutely horrible because they expect him to be a couch potato like them. Doodles are a mix of a highly intelligent breed and a working breed, and most people can’t handle that. If you want a lazy dog, get a greyhound.
They’re also prone to behavioral issues. It’s pretty funny how universally despised they are by veterinary professionals. I’ve never seen anything like it lol.
They’re prone to behavioral issues because most people really don’t have the time or energy for like 90% of dog breeds.
My in-laws have a mini-aussie that’s absolutely horrible because they expect him to be a couch potato like them.
Doodles are a mix of a highly intelligent breed and a working breed, and most people can’t handle that.
If you want a lazy dog, get a greyhound.