Rugers-Kris
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I meant to mention that Ruger has no issues with being home alone, though...He just gets in the bed and sleeps until you come back. No anxiety or anything.
lol i know getting a full grown fila to get off isn't going to be very fun I'm so getting the dremmel. Is it tricky to use? any tips?Yes, they are. It is cute when they are pups but you tend to trip over them all the time cause they are right on you and they have to lay on you all day long... once you get one try to nip that in the butt because it isnt cute when they are full grown and you cant get them off of you. There were several times that my kids were literally trapped under a Fila and couldnt get out... btw trim their nails, they are like freaking horse hooves! I recommend the high speed cordless dremmel...melts their hooves away in seconds.
I don't think it's an obsession for example if I have to quickly go to a store, like in and out, I leave trigger in the car; he tries to come with me, but I push him back in and lock the doors. Then he understands that he is not allowed to come, so he just sits down and patiently waits for me. Whereas my gsd you couldn't leave alone, as soon as you lock the doors and try to walk away he'd start barking his brain out, to the point that the car alarm would go off.From your posts I read a lot about the fila breed devotion to their owner, while that's great I hope its not an obsession. Bad enough with Stone right now.
as long as the weather is fine,my Filas(all dogs)have gone everywhere with me.I have never had any issues with Filas in the car,even the nasty one.Yes,some have barked and hit the window.but,in general,unless someone is trying to get into my car the dog(s) should just watch.growling is fine also,but crazy dog is not what a Fila is about!
several months ago i was stopped by the highway patrol. I pulled over, rolled down the window and the dogs went nuts to the point where i asked permission to step outside so we could hear. I did and then handed the trooper my registration, insurance and dl. He let me off with a warning and noted, as he laughed, that back window of my expedition was bulging from being hit by (i assume) my male.
hahaha, many moons ago,I was pulled over in my old Jeep Wrangler.it was summer about midnight,so no doors or top on it. I had my 2 Filas with me,their leashes we tied to the side roll bar and they were laying down one on the floor and one in the backseat.let me just say,the officer came up rather quickly obviously not seeing the dogs.they heard him and decided to get up about the time he got to the back of the wheel well! to say it was hilarious is an understatement!!!I seriously believe he had to go change his pants.needless to say,he ran back to his car and was shrieking for me to just go the hell on! I didn't argue and still have no idea why I was pulled over!Several months ago I was stopped by the highway patrol. I pulled over, rolled down the window and the dogs went nuts to the point where I asked permission to step outside so we could hear. I did and then handed the trooper my registration, insurance and DL. He let me off with a warning and noted, as he laughed, that back window of my Expedition was bulging from being hit by (I assume) my male.
Just as the title says.....are Fila's a "clingy" breed?
My danes are about the clingy dogs I know. Its not enough for them to be in the same room they literally have to touch a part of "me." ( chair, couch, etc) Also if I go outside after I bring the dogs in I can hear them whining and pacing, looking for me.