Full Grown Portuguese Water Dog: What to Expect as Weight and Growth
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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This is the type of dog that I need for my life. As soon as I close on my house, I'm finding a pwd.
Beautiful Dog !!
Thank you very much!
My First Portie, Male, Gambit maxed iouyt at 57 LB but My second Portie, Linus , Male is 71 LB. Vet says he is not fat at all, but very muscular. Hes a hunk!
Does not look like she is trained to walk on a leash.
Beautiful dog. Do they shed much?
This breed does not shed
Interesting. My girl is 65 pounds.
Why is she behaving that way😢 i have had a lot of dogs and some of them were rescues and the ones that were abused acted the way she is acting. I hope that is nit the case but she is acting very fearful.
SOMEONE HAS BEEN BEATING ON THAT DOG‼️ A EXPERIENCED DOG BEHAVIORIST CAN TELL‼️
She looks scared. Keeps cowering.
That is not a happy dog.
Cleary that dog is afraid of someone....
What happens when they don’t get exercise…
These guys look like amateur backyard breeders or worse. They demonstrate a lack of knowledge about the breed. They certainly know nothing of breed standards or grooming. This dog is NOT representative of a typical Portuguese Water Dog. Well-bred Porties aren’t nervous or anxious. Horrible to see how fearful “Shelby” was in this video. She looks like she’s been mistreated or abused.
I'm concerned by that dog's body language. I've had 3 PWD's for 30 years, and that ducking and fearfulness is not normal. I do not like to see this behavior, reeks of mistreatment.