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r/dogs•

Introduction

  1. Will this be your first dog? If not, what experience do you have owning/training dogs?
  • ANSWER - No, prior dog passed about 5 years ago
  1. Do you have a preference for rescuing a dog vs. going through a reputable breeder?
  • ANSWER - Open
  1. Describe your ideal dog.
  • ANSWER - Trainable family dog. Good with young kids. Snuggler would be nice, but open to anywhere from "lazy" to moderate activity.
  1. What breeds or types of dogs are you interested in and why?
  • ANSWER - Open
  1. What sorts of things would you like to train your dog to do?
  • ANSWER - Be a good companion to my c
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r/Insurance•

Hi everyone, I'm shopping insurance for a home and Branch is so much cheaper that I was wondering if anyone has used them for a claim. The purchase side of the equation seems great from all the reviews I could find.

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r/VacationColorado•

Hey everyone.

We are looking at moving to Colorado at some point between January and August of 2022.

We have done a ton of research and watched probably 50-75 of these "why to move to X, Y, or Z" videos, but I understand that the vast majority of those are from real estate agents.

There are just a couple of things I'd really like to hear from people who actually live in Colorado and ideally the Denver metro specifically.

  1. I'm coming from a state that isn't generally cold, Texas. Obviously, I know there will be a fairly significant budget allocation to building out a winter wardrobe for myself and my family. What I'm wondering about on this note though is the general energy bills. Is w
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