What do you think of schipperkes?

Written by dcm1419 in Thursday, May 22, 2008 under Dogs
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Q: Don't apprehension I don't actually intend to get one, I already have a wonderful dog. I mean, what are your personal experiences with them, or if not, what is your opinion? because many times owners will differ with the breed standard temperaments. I believe every dog has its own personality, but what would you say about a Schipperke?

smart, hyper, aloof, entertaining, affectionate, dominate?

A: In my undergo they tend to be very protective of their territory and of anyone/thing they feel belongs to them. Every Schipperke i've met has wanted to be the boss when with other dogs, some to the tip of aggression, others just want to be the leader. They are smart dogs but also stubborn and not easy to train. They can be reasonably affectionate but bond strongly to their main carer and are quite aloof/wary of strangers. They lean to be energetic little guys and get bored quite...

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sarah Said in Thursday, May 22, 2008

Attractive breed choice!

So we'll check with the experts:
http://www.akc.org/breeds/schipperke/index.cfm

Their collective remarks on temperament :
The Schipperke is interested, interested in everything around him, and is an excellent and faithful little watchdog. He is reserved with strangers and ready to protect his kinfolk and property if necessary. He displays a confident and independent personality, reflecting the breed's master purpose...

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K9trainer Said in Thursday, May 22, 2008

In my endure they tend to be very protective of their territory and of anyone/thing they feel belongs to them. Every Schipperke i've met has wanted to be the boss when with other dogs, some to the objective of aggression, others just want to be the leader. They are smart dogs but also stubborn and not easy to train. They can be unbelievably affectionate but bond strongly to their main carer and are quite aloof/wary of strangers. They serve to be energetic little guys and get bored quite...

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L Said in Thursday, May 22, 2008

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omegahpla Said in Thursday, May 22, 2008

The ones I've seen are ornery and implacable to get along with, hard headed, and don't work and play well with others.

Nothing really wrong with them, they are what they are, but they are not a great choice if you hanker after them to get along with other people and dogs.

Anyone know stuff about schipperkes dogs from experience. i want one but not sure.?

Written by hawndawg | Sunday, June 04, 2006

beau gets rinsed

I saw a schippeke dog in a pet research and thought he was the greatest dog ever. ($800)I read up a bit but would like to hear from personal anecdotes about this breed and habits ect. specially housetraining problems and what to do and how. i heard they can be stubborn
I would like to get a good deal on one. maybe already trained.


A: Schipperkes are quirky unimportant dogs that can be difficult to train. They were used as watch dogs, so they tend to bark a lot. The biggest difficulty they have is running away if they get loose. Generally, they're friendly with their family, but are a bit independent. If you get a male, have him neutered primitive - they're also big on mounting your leg and peeing in the house to mark their territory. They need a little weekly brushing and a ordinary thirty minute walk.
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do you know anyplace that sale schipperkes dogs in dallas tx?

Written by summer h | Thursday, February 22, 2007

beau's initial soaking

i indeed want one can you guys help me out?!?


A: You should always go to a well-thought-of breeder. Contact the Schipperke Club of America who should be able to put you in contact with a breeder in your area. Please don't buy from a pet cooperative store.

I have two adult Schipperkes and just recently I've noticed them putting on weight. I typically fed them 1/3

Written by Little Feet | Sunday, June 10, 2007

beau gets rinsed

I have two mature Schipperkes and just recently I've noticed them putting on weight. I typically fed them 1/3 cup dry dog food supplemented with tomatoes or another class of vegetable twice a day. Is feeding them vegetables okay? Could this be the reason why they are putting on weight...I know tomatoes are full of sugar.

Sometimes non-standard due to you.


A: Victuals is fine. All they need is more excersie