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[QUOTE="husky429, post: 4122740, member: 6696"] I have a 120lb Rottweiler and an 80lb pitbull. Being able to walk them without them pulling like psychopaths was 100% a necessity for their training. It takes a long, long time but I really recommend working on that. It makes it very enojoyable to walk my dogs. Make a decision about dog on furniture early. You won't get it back if you change your mind. 200lbs of dog on my bed at night isn't always the most pleasant experience. Exercises, exercise and more exercise. Every day. A tired dog is a good dog. [/QUOTE]
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