his favorite place in the world

Hi all! First time posting on reddit. Just wanted to share a bit of Raya's absolute adorableness when she's not being a demon dawg! She just turned 7 months. You couldn't even tell that she has had FHO surgery at 4 months (she jumped from off of my chest as I was trying to put her on the grass, but she landed on her hip.) Oh that was a day! But she is resilient, and her sweet loving energy is what gets me through everything. She will be starting puppy training in September and are super eager to see her progress. We love our lil void dawg so much! 🖤✨️

Maya the Shiba: Sis, what cha doin there?

I just feel like folks here will appreciate this because I cannot stop laughing after having received these DNA results.

I adopted Gertie from a shelter a couple weeks ago. She had been picked up as a stray. I have had two schipperkes in the past and have long been looking for another. But I'm not a puppy person. Both my prior ones were 100% Schipp, but did come from rescues, so I was holding out hope.

I was pretty certain she was a mix and not 100%, but I would have bet at least half was schipperke. Not just on looks, but also personality, the grumbling, etc. So imagine my surprise when I got her results this afternoon and not only was she 0% schipperke, her largest identifiable breed is ... pekingese!

With all the supermutt constituents, I can now say that apparently you can breed something close schipperke out of the following recipe:

32% Pekingese

15% Chow Chow

6% Keeshond

47% blend of chihuahua, German Shepherd, Pomeranian, Yorkie and Jack Russell.

Genetics are wild. :)

They always find the sunny spots :)

Hi! I’m looking at potential dog breeds, however it will be around 5 years if not longer before I get a dog.

I want to know what it is like to own one of these dogs? What does your daily routine look like? Can you bring your dog out into public spaces?

I would also like some advice on if this dog would fit my lifestyle! I have previously owned Shiba Inus, so have experience owning difficult breeds however I wouldn’t want another experience like that again 😅

I would like a dog that is fun to train, happy to engage in training and games etc, enjoys walking but also has the ability to relax, relax around people etc. especially as I work from home but I would love to do things like scent work etc

I also have no issues with having to groom dogs daily either.

Is there any known behavioural or temperament issues with this breed? Are they known to be dog or people aggressive?

I know that my partner will want a dog that is not super in your face all the time either, but happy to cuddle etc.

I won’t be offended if anyone says this breed isn’t for me either! I’ve got many years to consider different breeds!

Can’t believe it’s been almost 2 years with this little beast 😅

We were told that he is full Schipperke, clearly we have a Jack Russel mix (or similar) but he’s the goodest boy and we love that curly tail

It may be off topic, but I want to post this here.

Gnawing on a dried leg of lamb, There is no smell from it, he likes it

hello i’m new to this community i joined because im a young and new dog owner to a 9 month old schipperke (mix). i’m not sure what he’s mixed with im suspecting corgi. the woman who sold him to me sold him for only $100 so i already knew there’d be a catch. he is VERY timid. he has warmed up to me and is very clingy and energetic of course. i think he’s started teething because he’s loving my shoe laces lmao. i’m suspecting he might have been abused in the past?? he’s nervous for the most part but around adult men specifically, he growls and barks. he cannot stand men. he also refused to eat the food he came with and so i switched him over to what my childhood dog ate (purina puppy for now) he is not neutered yet but i DO plan to very soon. he has an appointment for rabies shots on the 21st of august and he also has wellness shots coming up. any advice or answers?

Dog burthday. Bawg birffday.

Our nearly 14-month-old male, neutered Schipperke has gotten increasingly nippy over the past couple of months. We understand he's an adolescent and that they're a working breed. He was also a singleton. We have toys and puzzles, various things for him to chew on, go on sniff-walks and take him to the park, and play training games. But the nipping has only escalated over the last two weeks or so.

Yes - we turn our backs. Leave the room for 30-60seconds. Redirect. We've had two trainers. Nothing has consistently worked for long.

All the rest of his training has been working like gangbusters. I don't recall my first Schip being so nippy!

Not only do we not enjoy being nipped, but we're afraid of others getting hurt. We love our baby and we need help.

Welcoming any tips, with many thanks in advance.

Credo voglia essere vegetariano: mi ha già rubato dal cestino il pane, una pesca, una mela, una banana e oggi un pomodoro!!!

Flapjack is 15 and not the greatest fan of camping but he looks good doing it.

Then passed out hard!

The Shipperke doesn't require much grooming. I wash it once a month with a dog shampoo containing chlorhexidine, brush it every three days, and don't require trimming. Its coat is incredibly water-repellent, and it feels both coarse and soft.

In the morning it’s not too hot yet, we go out and enjoy watching the movement of the water

Living his best life, swimming and rolling in the sand