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Forum: General Information

01-25-2013, 03:17 PM

Replies: 6

I bought a 3D printer... Dog ideas?

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Posted By Benevolence

Neat! Can you import from CAD software...

Neat!

Can you import from CAD software (SolidWorks), or do you have to use it's own?

Another neat capability of those is creating forms for casting (metals or other polymers).

I'd try making...

Forum: Aggression (the good, the bad & the ugly)

12-03-2012, 06:33 PM

Replies: 75

Gun owner, my dog, scary situation

Views: 3,682

Posted By Benevolence

Sounded a bit over the top to display it (did he...

Sounded a bit over the top to display it (did he display, or actually point it? If he pointed it, that's ridiculous), but from the guys perspective, it may be hard to determine the dog's...

Forum: General Information

12-03-2012, 02:04 AM

Replies: 71

Taking Care of a Wolf (Non-GSD)

Views: 5,442

Posted By Benevolence

"They" say not to phenotype puppies, but it...

"They" say not to phenotype puppies, but it really doesn't look like it has any markings/signs, and as Syaorans said; the timing doesn't match up. WD's will have quite distinct coats/markings/eyes...

Forum: Schutzhund/IPO Training

11-29-2012, 02:58 AM

Replies: 13

Merry Christmas; schutzhund style!

Views: 609

Posted By Benevolence

Hahaha. I like it! Going to have the sleeves...

Hahaha. I like it!

Going to have the sleeves stuffed with chewies and hanging by the fireplace?

Forum: Health Issues

11-28-2012, 06:04 PM

Replies: 10

Need Ideas for Self-Chewer...

Views: 345

Posted By Benevolence

I've heard that larger breeds that chew/lick...

I've heard that larger breeds that chew/lick constantly at their back feet may be having circulation issues, possibly due to heart problems. Hopefully that's not the case here. Sorry, can't offer...

Forum: Chat Room

11-28-2012, 06:00 PM

Replies: 33

I have bad knees and walking the dog becomes a challenge in the winter

Views: 1,127

Posted By Benevolence

I'd look into fish oil (Carlsons is a good...

I'd look into fish oil (Carlsons is a good brand), and I've heard of cissus being good. I use fish oil/cod liver oil a fair amount to help with my joints. Also, perhaps some knee sleeves (not too...

Forum: General Information

11-21-2012, 12:37 AM

Replies: 45

Experiences with Rottweilers?

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Posted By Benevolence

Haha. I was just trying to propose the idea, but...

Haha. I was just trying to propose the idea, but they gave me the :rolleyes: look. Granted, once I'm out of college and fully independent, I'll have different desires of a dog.

They view dogs that...

Forum: General Information

11-21-2012, 12:00 AM

Replies: 45

Experiences with Rottweilers?

Views: 2,085

Posted By Benevolence

Thank you guys very much. I do think that the...

Thank you guys very much. I do think that the Rottweiler is not the choice breed for the specific wants that we're thinking.

My parents are more looking at collies now. We've had one before and...

Forum: General Information

11-18-2012, 09:10 PM

Replies: 45

Experiences with Rottweilers?

Views: 2,085

Posted By Benevolence

Well, that's not to say I'm right, or that...

Well, that's not to say I'm right, or that starting with a temperament that matches 'wants' isn't ideal.

Forum: General Information

11-18-2012, 08:42 PM

Replies: 45

Experiences with Rottweilers?

Views: 2,085

Posted By Benevolence

@Jax08: Thanks, and will do. @x11: I agree,...

@Jax08: Thanks, and will do.

@x11: I agree, and I'll make sure to be ontop of that, regardless of breed (but with consideration of breed specific issues). I've been reading on here about what an...

Forum: General Information

11-18-2012, 08:21 PM

Replies: 45

Experiences with Rottweilers?

Views: 2,085

Posted By Benevolence

Experiences with Rottweilers?

Howdy guys and gals,

We are looking for a dog to get (from puppy age). I've been reading up on breeds and heard some pleasant experiences that people have had with rottweilers, contrary to most...

Forum: General Information

11-13-2012, 10:39 PM

Replies: 14

pack theory versus timid scavengers

Views: 679

Posted By Benevolence

I'd think it's because both wolves/dogs and...

I'd think it's because both wolves/dogs and humans are highly social and family structured creatures (easier to understand and have compassion for each other...maybe?), and can do beneficial things...

Forum: General Information

11-13-2012, 05:31 PM

Replies: 18

About the 5-letter word "*lpha"

Views: 1,005

Posted By Benevolence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNtFgdwTsbU ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNtFgdwTsbU

Basically Mech (who coined the term) says that 'alpha' is an incorrect phrase, originating from studying of captive wolves creating a hierarchy that...

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