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    Potatoe Chip Syndrome??..........

    I personally KNOW what that means, but I wanted to know what elseīs breeds would be prone to this as well.............I think any lover of their breed would be for their own but not in all cases, and most if not all Sibe owners can be caught in this syndrome............haha

    for those that donīt know (which I think most of you know, but still) is when you have one dog and you just canīt have just one, you want another and another and another and another............LOL you get the idea

    so.... are you??.........which breed??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Husky_mom
    I personally KNOW what that means, but I wanted to know what elseīs breeds would be prone to this as well.............I think any lover of their breed would be for their own but not in all cases, and most if not all Sibe owners can be caught in this syndrome............haha

    for those that donīt know (which I think most of you know, but still) is when you have one dog and you just canīt have just one, you want another and another and another and another............LOL you get the idea

    so.... are you??.........which breed??
    No, I'm not one of those but I do know an English Mastiff breeder who does have this affliction. Nine English Mastiff's in a SMALL house. Two of the nine are females. Most of the males are in excess of 180lbs and one of them weighs 210 lbs, one female weighs around 155 lbs and the other female is a puppy weighing about 60 lbs. She said to me a few months ago she must have a problem..........my thoughs are, she's what they call a "collector".

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    Oh YEA Total Pototoe chip person here

    Without a doubt.. The first time I put all 4 in the new van at the same time- I looked at the group as my husband says " Great they all fit with room for luggage" - meanwhile - I thought " oh wow- room for two more... " rofl.

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    YES!!! Cant have just one!!! But it is not just dogs, or cats it is all animals!!! My life feels more fuller when i am surrounded by my animals!
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    Yep!

    We had German Shorthaired Pointers from 1974 till just a couple of years ago. Somehow we wound up with our beloved retirees plus always a younger dog or two that were in various stages of training, plus rescues.

    Things just seemed much easier that way because the older dogs could always be counted on to help with teaching the younger ones the basic household rules.

    I've been looking for a rescue dog and recently I've even found myself thinking, why not rescue two so they'd have companinship.

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    I'm not completely like that, but I sort of am I guess. I like to have two (maybe 3) dogs of my own at one time, but yes, I always want the same breed over and over again (Toller). I jsut wouldn't want my house filled with 10 at once unless I lived in a bigger house with a much larger yard.

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    Does anyone else ever wonder why responsible pet ownership sometimes turns into collecting? Mental health professionals have now designated pet collecting as a verifiable mental illness.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Love That Collie
    Nine English Mastiff's in a SMALL house. :
    I have to wonder what the yard looks like. I am not judging her but, my goodness, the thought of pooper scooping after all of them scares me.

    I am a self-confessed Potato Chip Poodle Addict. I have had two poodles at a time starting in 1970. I started with two toys and, well, it just continued. I have never had more than two at a time as, for me, I am only able to properly care for and give attention to two (they require a lot of grooming too and that is very time consuming. )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pam
    I have to wonder what the yard looks like. I am not judging her but, my goodness, the thought of pooper scooping after all of them scares me.

    I am a self-confessed Potato Chip Poodle Addict. I have had two poodles at a time starting in 1970. I started with two toys and, well, it just continued. I have never had more than two at a time as, for me, I am only able to properly care for and give attention to two (they require a lot of grooming too and that is very time consuming. )
    Yea Pam......it's scary to me too. The yard is actually several acres but they only have 2 acres to roam. The yard looks like a land mine field.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Love That Collie
    No, I'm not one of those but I do know an English Mastiff breeder who does have this affliction. Nine English Mastiff's in a SMALL house. Two of the nine are females. Most of the males are in excess of 180lbs and one of them weighs 210 lbs, one female weighs around 155 lbs and the other female is a puppy weighing about 60 lbs. She said to me a few months ago she must have a problem..........my thoughs are, she's what they call a "collector".

    My friend has a Mastiff/Great Dane, a Great Dane, and 2 Great Dane/Labs. They all seem fine in her house and are taken very good care of. And as you can tell she has Great Dane fever.. she used to breed, I think even had the number one great dane for awhile or bred to him. I'll have to ask her.
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    My potato chip dog would have to be a Brittany. I might be getting one in the next week, a local breeder's litter just hit 8 wks, but it all depends what the parents will put up with. I know that once I move out though, I'm going to have at least 2 Brittanys. I love the breed. Them and Wheaten Terriers.






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    WOW!!!...........so cute baby!!...........
    needless to day mine are Huskies ............LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by theterrierman




    They're adorable!!! Brittany's are one of my very favourite breeds. If I wasn't so obsessed with Tollers the Brittany be my sporting breed of choice. They're one of the very few breeds I'd like to have one day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by animal_rescue
    My friend has a Mastiff/Great Dane, a Great Dane, and 2 Great Dane/Labs. They all seem fine in her house and are taken very good care of. And as you can tell she has Great Dane fever.. she used to breed, I think even had the number one great dane for awhile or bred to him. I'll have to ask her.
    These 9 Mastiff's which I mentioned are IN the house and it's VERY small a far cry from your friends 4. While the Mastiff's are probably physically healthy they eat the walls, the furniture and are generally not well behaved and 5 of them at this point are show dogs. She is a single mother of 2 (one being 12 months old) and the slobber of the dogs all over the place and the hair and the overall stench is terrible.

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    Well I have 4 with one more coming, but I have 18 acres and a little over 2 acres in the yard. and Still- Hottie and femka like the outskirts of the yard. On a raw diet, the stool deteriorates to white dust in two days.. but still..

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