zanevogel

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Hey, it's been awhile, hopefully your schedule has settled down a bit. Have you made any plans yet to own a papillon? Living on my own has made me realize that I don't think I'm ready to own a dog, unless I get into shape first. That or have the dog as a motivator to get me into shape. I'd also probably adopt a mid-old age dog. What are you thoughts on people who only adopt/buy puppies when older dogs need so much help? I find it to be sad and wish there was a way to change this stigma on older dogs. I understand your view on the shonen ai thing and on how you don't think it truly reflects real life. I think yaoi and yuri are good methods for introducing the concept to people who've never heard of it before. Honestly, I think I first heard about people identifying as "gay" through a manga and it was a much better medium than say through the church. Do you have a type of "bias" when reading?

Ahhh I cant believe I got the name wrong. It's Idolish7 not stylish. What the he'll was I thinking.... Well, he is stylish.

Oohhh here is a new guy to grace your presence. Give it up for Nikaido, Yamato from the boy band stylish7. Not only is he hot and sophisticated looking, but his voice actor (Shirai, Yusuke-sama) is to die for. Especially when he sings. Makes me melt every time. To me, Yamato is the hottest guy of the boy band stylish7. The best part is I cam here his voice in some of the otome games.

Lived in anchorage for 1 year and never had witnessed an earthquake. Now that I moved away from alaska, an earthquake hits... Maybe the earthquake is mad for moving? Just kidding, but man they are fast in repairs.

That's a creative way to get the training in. Have you gone to dog shows before? I'd like to go once, just to see what it's like. In a sense all dogs are mutts of a kind, since they're all mutations bred off of wolves. I think your mindset is one good to have. I particularly don't really care too much, unless I'm going to use my dog for show or competitions. Buuut that'd be a money pit. Also, what made you become a fujoshi? Are you a spectacled fujoshi?

I suppose that might be true. Most disciplines do become easy to do after you train them a few times. It's just the beginning that's difficult. Where do you find the space to train your dogs? I don't have a big yard and my dog would probably runaway off leash lol. I know there are dog training facilities, but you have to pay for them. About falconry, I would plan to not get my dog involved w/ that. Buuut, I do think it'd be cool if I could get my dog to go hunting w/ me. Also what do you think about people who are trying to develop new dog breeds and them become official breeds in the kennel clubs? I watched quite a few dogumentary tv on youtube where I got interested in this b/c I saw a pretty awesome new mix.

That sounds like a lot of work to me, I don't know how you mean it's not a lot of work. I assume if you're in the competitive scene, you'd be working your dogs everyday, except weekends maybe, but w/ some variation. The reason I asked you this is because I once had the desire to take up falconry and I figured it would probably take about the same amount of work as being a competitive dog trainer.

Hey, thanks for the welcome. I read your profile, I've never met a person so taken w/ the... dog world? How would you say it, competitive dog competition world? My family owns a mutt as well, although I suppose you could say he's a shih-tzu & schnauzer mix. One question I'd like to ask, how much does that world take up of your life, are you pretty busy w/ it? I'm mainly asking due to some other animal/pet related subject I'm interested in.