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Originally Posted by Jessiewessie99
I thought that was directed at Selzer. I think Guitarest got that information from somewhere also.
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Yes, probably from the
most aggressive dog breed topic I've opened where they Survey stated that Dachshund and Chihuahuas are the most aggressive dog breeds out there...
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Originally Posted by selzer 
I hate to say this, but what a silly thing to want to do with your dog. Taking a dog to the kids' ball game is one thing. Taking a dog to the stadium where there are 50k people, and possibly a number of dogs, and it costs a huge amount, and you will have to be constantly worried about what your dog is seeing and smelling instead of watching the game. I dunno, I think it is silly to take a dog to a professional ball game.
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Why? I took Indra to the horse trial from my sister. Lots of people, lots of other dogs.
Isn't that what everybody wants? A social dog that you can take anywhere and everywhere?
Even with all those dogs around I was able to follow my sister once it was her turn. I even recorded her award ceremony.
It wasn't 50k people but there were enough people to distract a six month old puppy, however after a while she wasn't interested in people or the dogs.
I take them to the mall too and the mall is usually more crowded than any other place. Or downtown Heidelberg. Do you know how many people are downtown Heidelberg during summertime and how many bring their dogs? It's thousands over thousands of people, especially since it is a popular travel destination. Perfect to socialize dogs.
I don't think it's a silly thing to do if you want social dogs that you can take anywhere and everywhere.