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Roguish Lawyer
05-29-2008, 19:22
OK, let's see pictures of your dog(s). This is Dakota with her buddy Shaggy the cat. She's still a pup -- will be the size of a German Shepard when she's fully grown.
The Jack Russel is Ozzy, the Shepherd is Kirshe, and the Shepherd/Husky mix is Shadow.
OK, let's see pictures of your dog(s). This is Dakota with her buddy Shaggy the cat. She's still a pup -- will be the size of a German Shepard when she's fully grown.
Dakota ?????
Where's her bandanna ????
Oh that's right, you're not in Colorado. :D
TheShootist
05-29-2008, 20:18
The Chesapeake is Cash (R) and the Aussie is Trigger (L). And together they are trouble...
Roguish Lawyer, can I ask what breed that is? If I had to guess I'd say malamute but for being a huge dog lover im terrible with breeds..
Kobe, an Akita bitch who will be 13 in July. She's a little more white around the muzzle, but still perky!
Pat
AngelsSix
05-29-2008, 21:56
These are my two house hounds....we will be running the resevoir tomorrow....:lifter
BoyScout
05-29-2008, 22:11
PSM, Kobe have a last name like Go or Moto? Beautiful Akita.
PSM, Kobe have a last name like Go or Moto? Beautiful Akita.
Actually, her registered name is Toki-O Kobe 6.9. She was named for the earthquake that hit Kobe, Japan, on the one year anniversary of our Northridge earthquake.
Pat
Jack Moroney (RIP)
05-30-2008, 05:20
Actually you can't really call these two dogs as they think that we are their pets and that they allow us to live with them in the home we provide for their comfort.
Actually you can't really call these two dogs...
Tribbles, perhaps? :D
Roguish Lawyer
05-30-2008, 08:35
Roguish Lawyer, can I ask what breed that is? If I had to guess I'd say malamute but for being a huge dog lover im terrible with breeds..
She's a Native American Indian Dog. (Thus the name).
Monsoon65
05-30-2008, 16:31
Actually you can't really call these two dogs as they think that we are their pets and that they allow us to live with them in the home we provide for their comfort.
Colonel:
Is the white one a Westie?
I had a 13 year old Westie named Fergus. I had to put him to sleep 10 days ago after fighting cancer for seven months. Broke my heart but it was the right thing to do.
I'll post some pics of the Big Guy tomorrow.
Red Flag 1
05-30-2008, 16:40
All are rescues. Brandy, Abby, Sadie, and Madison
The Reaper
05-30-2008, 17:01
Molly, the killer beagle.
TR
AngelsSix
05-30-2008, 17:25
New pup, TR?? The cat is bigger than she is, but she is a doll!!
Molly, the killer beagle.
TR
:D Love it! :lifter
Pat
2018commo
05-30-2008, 19:39
Left: Spooner, 10 yrs old; named from a Jimmy Buffett song with a shout out to a 18D that I know.
Right: Luke (Skywalker); 2 yrs, current PT partner and the smartest animal I have ever seen.
These are our G-Sheps.
1. Bria, the momma.
2. Jackson (named after Stonewall), not even a year yet.
3. Some other pups, looking and grunting as if they were little bear cubs.
4. Bruiser, the Champion, with my mom before he was put down. Also Jacksons uncle.
sleepyhead4
05-30-2008, 22:45
Jinno, my 14 year old Korean Akita (Jindo).
Ret10Echo
05-31-2008, 04:55
1/2 retriever (which makes her a getter, but not a bringer-back) we picked up at a rescue in AZ. Parvo survivor and companion dog. She trucked a lot of miles following us while we were riding the horses.
Jack Moroney (RIP)
05-31-2008, 05:33
Guess who showed up for breakfast this morning?
BoyScout
05-31-2008, 08:51
Actually, her registered name is Toki-O Kobe 6.9. She was named for the earthquake that hit Kobe, Japan, on the one year anniversary of our Northridge earthquake.
My last registered Akita was named Baca Moto. Baca suited him most of the time (means idiot in Japanse roughly translated). Moto was his the line he came from. I love the breed, too bad they don't fair well in our summers here.
Guess who showed up for breakfast this morning?hmmm...bet the vet loves it when you bring it in for shots...:D
Monsoon65
05-31-2008, 15:35
Here's Fergus. He was diagnosed with having cancer in Nov 07. He had his ups and downs, but was doing good until 19 May, when he wouldn't eat or get up. I had to put him to sleep on 20 May. He was 13 and I'm going to miss him until the day I die.
Here are two of our Danes.
Oh its a Redneck Dog show, here ya go. It's Hooter
Red Flag 1
05-31-2008, 17:26
Col M.
Does your other pet have a name?
2018commo
05-31-2008, 18:55
Guess who showed up for breakfast this morning?
" But Yogi this is not your average Ranger, he has guns"!!!:D
Jack Moroney (RIP)
05-31-2008, 19:07
Col M. Does your other pet have a name?
Any names he chooses is fine by me, unless he approaches my pups then his name is headshot:D
Rocco on the left, Hershey on the right. Both are chocolate labs. One is smarter than the other, but don't tell them that. They are my buddies.
Kyobanim
06-01-2008, 16:02
Here's 3 of my "yard nazis".
1. Dobby, 3 y.o. Sheltie
2. Chani, 6 months Sheltie/dachshund mix
3. Magic, 6 months Sheltie/dachshund mix
hunteran
06-01-2008, 21:28
Black lab, 3 months old, male, name is Sirius. And he HATES skateboarders...
JustinW20
06-02-2008, 13:28
Our three-year old, 45 pound, lactose-intolerant, epileptic, semi-"special" Border Collie: Steve….
Jake, our 10 year old Golden Retreiver and "owner" of the house my wife and I occupy.
Richard :)
My two Siberia Husky sisters from the same litter. Photo one as pups in the back of my old truck. The next shot was when they were about 1.5 years old in their favorite environment. Now that they are about 12 years old, they relax more; the last shots were when I was hauling some top soil in the fall.
Sabre...male Cane Corso two years old.
1st two: a few weeks ago on the way to the beach getting his sniff on.
3rd...as a 5 month pup exploring Fairmount Park in Philadelphia...he was terrified of the creek.
kachingchingpow
06-03-2008, 11:18
I love those sheltie mixer's. Good looking animals. I have 2 Dachsunds at the house. One's a trained deer tracker. Has an unbelievable nose, and will work forever. I'll post pics from home.
Spartan359
06-03-2008, 13:40
Here's my Golden Retriever/Irish Setter. Names Gus. I can take him out for walks without a leash cause he will stay at my side. Good Dog.
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Panzer, born 3/13/08 I'll get some more recent photos soon. He is growing like a weed...
This is Loki, my Siberian Husky at about age 1. Yes, that is the lid to the garbage can around his neck. He has added about 40 lbs since then, and still thinks he's a lap dog.
Libby with her favorite pal Chester...
Here's Fergus. He was diagnosed with having cancer in Nov 07. He had his ups and downs, but was doing good until 19 May, when he wouldn't eat or get up. I had to put him to sleep on 20 May. He was 13 and I'm going to miss him until the day I die.
Very sorry for your loss, Monsoon. Libby is my fifth Westie and I will never be without one of the breed. They are great dogs and have no idea that they are "small". :D
Here's a picture of Asco, our 3.5month old GSD, the newest addition to the family.
I posted a pic of Max, our previous GSD who died in Jan on another thread. We miss him, however Asco is going to be a great dog.
Here is my Irish Wolfhound puppy, Guinness. He's five months old in this picture...now he is seven months, 100 lbs, and can put his paws on my shoulders and lick me in the face...and I'm 6'3". I recommend this breed for anyone who is prepared to go through a bag of food a week...
Monsoon65
06-05-2008, 14:48
Very sorry for your loss, Monsoon. Libby is my fifth Westie and I will never be without one of the breed. They are great dogs and have no idea that they are "small". :D
Thanks, Jatx! Great looking Westie you have!
Ambush Master
06-05-2008, 17:08
The Brindle is Mocha and his sister, the smiley one is Josephine. Mo & Jo!!
Big Daddy
06-06-2008, 07:00
Here's Fergus. He was diagnosed with having cancer in Nov 07. He had his ups and downs, but was doing good until 19 May, when he wouldn't eat or get up. I had to put him to sleep on 20 May. He was 13 and I'm going to miss him until the day I die.
Those Westies are GREAT dogs. I also have one. Murphy is our third Westie. He resides in my house with a 125lb GSD, a 75 lb. Sheperd/Lab mix and a 60 lb kick ass pitbul. Guess which one is the boss and rules the house. You got it, lil Murph, all 20 lbs. of him. They are big dogs stuck in a little dogs body. The wife and I have decided that a Westie will always be in our home no matter what. The last one I had also had to be put down due to cancer. Probably the hardest thing I ever had to do.
GANGSTER
06-06-2008, 13:50
Bad Bart named for another rebellious gangster.
doctorrich
06-10-2008, 04:12
Greetings, folks
I do a lot of work on rescues, especially English Bulldogs. Here's Clementine... she passed last year at 11 years old (pretty old for a bullie).
Best Dog In The World.
PS- really, really great photos, everyone.
Team Sergeant
06-10-2008, 09:02
Hi, my name is xxxxxxxx; I’m a full blooded Czech Republic German Shepherd dog and the Teams Sergeant’s shadow. I’m fully grown now and enjoy catching frisbees, chewing on cow femur bones, ripping the legs off of kitchen tables and disemboweling illegal aliens in my spare time.:D
Peregrino
06-10-2008, 09:56
Hi, my name is xxxxxxxx; I’m a full blooded Czech Republic German Shepherd dog and the Teams Sergeant’s shadow. I’m fully grown now and enjoy catching freebies, chewing on cow femur bones, ripping the legs off of kitchen tables and disemboweling illegal aliens in my spare time.:D
Sorry Good Buddy - I'm calling BS on the "full grown" part :p. That monster is still a puppy. Your pain is nowhere near over yet. Tell us when he's on the other side of 18-20 months and we'll cut you some slack (maybe).
I’m fully grown now and enjoy catching freebieshell, everybody likes freebies...how is he at Frisbies...?;)
Team Sergeant
06-10-2008, 10:05
Sorry Good Buddy - I'm calling BS on the "full grown" part :p. That monster is still a puppy. Your pain is nowhere near over yet. Tell us when he's on the other side of 18-20 months and we'll cut you some slack (maybe).
You're right, I should have put "Almost fully grown".:D
All those huge chew toys you see in the pet stores don't last long.
I purchase frisbees by the dozens. (A frisbees life span with him can sometimes be counted in seconds.);)
Team Sergeant
06-10-2008, 10:08
hell, everybody likes freebies...how is he at Frisbies...?;)
I'm becoming dyslexic.....;)
I'm becoming dyslexic.....hell, pretty soon, you'll be left-handed...:D
Hi, my name is xxxxxxxx; I’m a full blooded Czech Republic German Shepherd dog and the Teams Sergeant’s shadow. I’m fully grown now and enjoy catching frisbees, chewing on cow femur bones, ripping the legs off of kitchen tables and disemboweling illegal aliens in my spare time.:D
That's one good looking dog! From the look on his face, though, the illegal aliens must be becoming more scarce... :D
BTW, just noticed his name, LOL.
wanabe1026
06-10-2008, 18:30
Left: Maddy, shes the ring leader of the two.
Right: Molly, if she were a person, she would be the ditzy blond cheerleader.
Both are Aussie shepherds who let their humans stay in the same house.
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AngelsSix
06-10-2008, 20:59
TS, we can compare destruction notes. Mine was crate trained, but he ate his share of shoes and a chair leg or three. My Max is 85 pounds and all boy. He is still rambunctious, even at 5. His favorite chew toy is terrorist.
You have a long way to go.:lifter
Go Devil
07-11-2010, 14:03
Loucius Clay, river-bottom warrior, chicken house guardian, coon killer, attourney wrangler, mail man adversary, birthday present, PT buddy, JR Terrier.
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Saturation
07-11-2010, 14:04
The Brindle is Mocha and his sister, the smiley one is Josephine. Mo & Jo!!
Appreciate the bump--- just wanted to comment on Josephine.
I had a Dalmatian that smiled as well- vet told us it was a compliment to how highly evolved in human interaction he was- sounds like Josephine has that same rare quality!
21lb Jack Russel, Pomeranian Mix named Roxanne.....Roxy for short. She accepts being called anything from Buddy, little Buddy, Shithead (ala The Jerk), Booger, and HEY...GET YOUR ASS BACK INSIDE!!!
Great dog, and this coming from a guy that has only ever had large dogs or Blue Heelers for cattle dogs growing up.
Utterly worthless for anything except stress relief and companionship.
MasterOfMyFate
07-11-2010, 23:59
Marley, my 1yr old. Chesapeake Bay retriever. Good dog, and hell of a friend to my son when Daddy (Me) aint around.
This is Kenny, black lab pit-bull mix....very laid back and full of love
Dude, Super dog, Pit / Lab mix and Tucker, Penguin, Unknown mix
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Cat hunting in the house
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Will someone get this cat door off me?
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Climbing tree, going after squirrels
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Favorite winter spot
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They were both pups when I left... my wife sent me these last week. Oakley (on the left) is less than 6 months old and already 40lb, Mollie (on the right) is right at 6 months and is 35 pounds.
This is Dixie. My big old female Golden.
Awesome dog.
When she isn't eating me out of house and home or jumping on the trampoline, Chloe can be found hiking, laying on the couch monitoring the backyard or playing with every kid in a mile radius. She's a full breed Great Dane, but may be on the smaller side currently weighing only 125 lbs and standing 32" at the withers. She'll be a year old in a couple weeks.
Team Sergeant
07-14-2010, 11:19
Hi, my name is xxxxxxxx; I’m a full blooded Czech Republic German Shepherd dog and the Teams Sergeant’s shadow. I’m fully grown now and enjoy catching frisbees, chewing on cow femur bones, ripping the legs off of kitchen tables and disemboweling illegal aliens in my spare time.:D
We're all grown up, about 90 lbs and love long walks, chasing illegals and just being Team Sergeant's "Shadow"......;)
We're all grown up, about 90 lbs and love long walks, chasing illegals and just being Team Sergeant's "Shadow"......;)
Kick some ass, Sir!!!!!! Your pup is beautiful!:lifter
Holly
LibraryLady
07-14-2010, 16:00
When she isn't eating me out of house and home or jumping on the trampoline, Chloe can be found hiking, laying on the couch monitoring the backyard or playing with every kid in a mile radius. She's a full breed Great Dane, but may be on the smaller side currently weighing only 125 lbs and standing 32" at the withers. She'll be a year old in a couple weeks.
LOL
And I get the privilege of meeting her this weekend! She's looking absolutely gorgeous and it'll be fun to see how much she'll grow in the next 12-18 months.
LL
We're all grown up, about 90 lbs and love long walks, chasing illegals and just being Team Sergeant's "Shadow"......;)
With ears like that, he should be able to hear them coming across the border from your location. :D
Good lookin' ass biter! His expression says "Reach for it......I dare you!"
His expression says "Reach for it......I dare you!"
And...," I belong to TS! Do not fu*K with ME:mad:, or I will end you!!!"
Such a cute little pup....:lifter
Holly
Kumori at 9 months and 90 pounds. He's 18 months old now and just over 100 pounds.
He was on Death's doorstep a couple of months ago, but has recovered well.
Pat
6.8SPC_DUMP
07-15-2010, 18:47
Jack the mutt (RIP)
Max the Lab (RIP) and his buddy Nooka the Gottiline Bluenose APBT
ibid
Nooka on her 1st walk in the woods
Billy, picked up at a shelter as a pup. Now 3 and just shy of 70lbs, 100% All American Pot Licker.
Detonics
07-15-2010, 21:25
Rocco on the left, Hershey on the right. Both are chocolate labs. One is smarter than the other, but don't tell them that. They are my buddies.
Did I get them right?:D
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Needing someone in the know to chime in and direct me to a reputable dog protection company (breeder/trainer), K9, not for LE but for home, wife, kids, etc.
Google search only produces 100,000+ hits, really? I need someone to vector me in. West Coast, East Coast, Mid West, South, matter not.
A neighbor is asking because of my association with a good number of LEOs, QP, and others who do this sort of thing.
mark46th
06-17-2011, 12:45
Booger, Tommy, Jordie and Luke... We were fostering Booger. He was adopted shortly after this picture was taken. His real name is Kyle but he is one year old and a complete booger. Jordie was adopted from a rescue and is 12, kind of an old guy. Luke is 4, we adopted from a rescue. Tommy who is 4, we bought as a pup. They are terrors. Tom and Luke have killed 4 mice, a rat and 3 possoms in the last 2 years...
Booger, Tommy Jordie and Luke...
Cute dogs, I bet they flower up at your feet when you walk in the front door.:p
dadof18x'er
06-17-2011, 12:56
the puggle looking for cicadas to munch
Needing someone in the know to chime in and direct me to a reputable dog protection company (breeder/trainer), K9, not for LE but for home, wife, kids, etc.
Google search only produces 100,000+ hits, really? I need someone to vector me in. West Coast, East Coast, Mid West, South, matter not.
A neighbor is asking because of my association with a good number of LEOs, QP, and others who do this sort of thing.
WD, you might check out Michael Ellis in Fairfield, CA. Ed Frawley at Leerburg (http://leerburg.com/) has been making his new training videos with Michael.
Here's a link to some of his free videos to give you an idea on how he works: http://michaelellisschool.com/videos.htm
(I have not personally taken any courses from him.)
Good luck.
Pat
WD, you might check out Michael Ellis in Fairfield, CA. Ed Frawley at Leerburg (http://leerburg.com/) has been making his new training videos with Michael.
Here's a link to some of his free videos to give you an idea on how he works: http://michaelellisschool.com/videos.htm
(I have not personally taken any courses from him.)
Good luck.
Pat
Enjoyed the video links, Michael Ellis appears to be knowledgable.
What my neighbor is looking for is a K9 trained family protection dog, ready to go.
Are there good leads in your area?
Enjoyed the video links, Michael Ellis appears to be knowledgable.
What my neighbor is looking for is a K9 trained family protection dog, ready to go.
Are there good leads in your area?
Oops, misread it. You should be able to get some leads on the Leerburg forum. The only breeders I'm close with are Akita breeders.
ETA: Your neighbor could contact Michael about this. I'm sure he'd know some.
Pat
Two pounds of terror. Someone once asked me. Aren't you worried a Bird of Prey will snatch her up. I said, if that happened I would follow the bird and wait for it to land. Even if it landed in a crowded playground. I would still open fire.
Two pounds of terror. Someone once asked me. Aren't you worried a Bird of Prey will snatch her up. I said, if that happened I would follow the bird and wait for it to land. Even if it landed in a crowded playground. I would still open fire.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A Montana resident says an energy company has identified the cause of a brief power outage as "deer with wings."
Lee Bridges says she was outside with her dogs around the time the power went out when a NorthWestern Energy truck pulled up, giving her a chance to ask the driver what caused the problem.
She says he pointed up and said, "Apparently, we've got deer with wings."
Bridges looked up and saw a dead fawn on a power line.
It's unlikely the animal had an accident while trying to make like distant-cousin Rudolph. Bridges suspects that an eagle dropped its prey and couldn't retrieve it.
The lineman who removed the carcass from the power line said he'd never seen anything like it.
Click for pic: http://www.seattlepi.com/news/article/Deer-with-wings-causes-power-outage-in-Montana-1427916.php#ixzz1Pa1bvhq1
:eek:
Pat
mark46th
06-17-2011, 18:30
Wet Dog- Yep- They wait for me at the door then I have to sit on the couch and greet each one...
Originally posted by Wet Dog:
What my neighbor is looking for is a K9 trained family protection dog, ready to go.
That is usually a really tough thing to find. I was never comfortable with the "ready to go" dogs that I have seen before. The worst one that I saw was a Rottie from a german breeder puchased for about $30,000.00+ with a Schutz III title. The first time the new owner went to breed him, he gutted and killed the bitch during the breeding. That was a few weeks after he went crazy during a Schutz match and would not release from the agitator. It took three agitators about 15 minutes to wear the dog out before the new owner could control him.
Have your neighbor give Bob Gailey a call. IIRC Bob was the agitator that the above mentioned dog would not release from. I haven't seen Bob in years but he would be the one in Central Florida to know if anything there was available and I hope that he is still reputable.
Here is the link: http://www.bobgailey.net/
Thomas
Miniature longhair Dachshunds with our cat, a Bengal. The dogs are the sweetest, best animals I've ever owned. Excellent alarm dogs, too.
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That is usually a really tough thing to find. I was never comfortable with the "ready to go" dogs that I have seen before. The worst one that I saw was a Rottie from a german breeder puchased for about $30,000.00+ with a Schutz III title. The first time the new owner went to breed him, he gutted and killed the bitch during the breeding. That was a few weeks after he went crazy during a Schutz match and would not release from the agitator. It took three agitators about 15 minutes to wear the dog out before the new owner could control him.
Have your neighbor give Bob Gailey a call. IIRC Bob was the agitator that the above mentioned dog would not release from. I haven't seen Bob in years but he would be the one in Central Florida to know if anything there was available and I hope that he is still reputable.
Here is the link: http://www.bobgailey.net/
Thomas
Thanks for the lead.
FYI - We had several rotties on the ranch growing, up, all great dogs. One in particular was grandma's, his only job was to lie at the front door, causing one to have to step over before knocking. He would also fetch kids when dircted.
Kim, 10 yrs, German shepherd.
kcphoenix
06-18-2011, 12:04
WET DOG...you might give Ivan a call at Ot Vitosha Malinois. He's in FL and has the best Mals going in my opinion. I have a 4 month old female pup of his now. He's got a couple dogs that are trained and ready to protect available now it looks like http://www.premierprotectiondogs.com/availability.html
I love this thread about man's best friend. Looks like a lot of really good dogs here. :)
This is our Phoebe, the Adventure Beagle. She's a rescue and game for just about anything.
Susan
German Wirehair, aged 7 years.
Chillin' on the hunting cabin sofa, just rewards for a great day with birds.
AngelsSix
06-28-2011, 15:14
Introducing Sasha....
ArchAngel4200
06-28-2011, 15:31
Everett.
Miniature longhair Dachshunds with our cat, a Bengal. The dogs are the sweetest, best animals I've ever owned. Excellent alarm dogs, too.
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If I ever get a Cat, thats what I want. Are they hard to find and how much. If you don't mind me asking.
Our 5 month old Lab - Abbey - who is still in that 'punk' stage but learning quickly.
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Dixie (the big red) and Carly (the blonde) the day we brought Carley home. This was the first meeting. Carly was kinda laying down the law. Best buds ever since.
Brutus-4 y/o Dutch Shepherd. He's a very smart dog. He picks up things quick.
AngelsSix
06-29-2011, 18:07
Brutus-4 y/o Dutch Shepherd. He's a very smart dog. He picks up things quick.
Is that a mud puddle he is laying in??
If I ever get a Cat, thats what I want. Are they hard to find and how much. If you don't mind me asking.
It can be challenging to find a good breeder, especially if you're looking for a combination of looks, temperament and health. I found one by going to a local cat show, and followed-up by talking to three references she provided. The breeder charged US$550 about 4 yrs ago. Here's a link her site:
http://www.bengalz.com/home.html
She's in New Zealand, but the purebred Bengal community is pretty small, so she may know good breeders in the US.
I've owned many cats before, but Bengals are unusual as cats go. I tried to keep him inside at first, but he ended up climbing the drapes up to the ceiling, crapping all over my bed, and other fun stuff like that. So I let him be outside all night, and he loves it. He enjoys a good rough-and-tumble, hunts mice, rats and birds, and brings them back as treasures. He follows my wife around the garden when she's outside, or he comes in and sleeps most of the day. He's also big -- over 15 lbs.
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Of course it's a mud puddle. How else is he supposed to get a bath? ;)
It can be challenging to find a good breeder, especially if you're looking for a combination of looks, temperament and health. I found one by going to a local cat show, and followed-up by talking to three references she provided. The breeder charged US$550 about 4 yrs ago. Here's a link her site:
http://www.bengalz.com/home.html
She's in New Zealand, but the purebred Bengal community is pretty small, so she may know good breeders in the US.
I've owned many cats before, but Bengals are unusual as cats go. I tried to keep him inside at first, but he ended up climbing the drapes up to the ceiling, crapping all over my bed, and other fun stuff like that. So I let him be outside all night, and he loves it. He enjoys a good rough-and-tumble, hunts mice, rats and birds, and brings them back as treasures. He follows my wife around the garden when she's outside, or he comes in and sleeps most of the day. He's also big -- over 15 lbs.
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Why are there cats in the Redneck Dog Show thread????
Just asking.
BingoBango
06-30-2011, 02:18
My Catahoula Leopard dog, Earl as a pup.
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Smart as he is, he's as goofy as the day is long.
Why are there cats in the Redneck Dog Show thread????
Just asking.
Just one (unusual) cat, who likes dogs, often behaves like one himself, and seems to end up in many of my dog's pics.
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Just one (unusual) cat, who likes dogs, often behaves like one himself, and seems to end up in many of my dog's pics.
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Priceless. A dog-eating cat. That is too cool. That should make its way onto a motivational poster.
This is Mikey, got him from the pound at about 6months old.
My boy Chubbs at Dockdogs. :lifter
Ret10Echo
07-04-2011, 08:29
My boy Chubbs at Dockdogs. :lifter
Nice shot...
A little Photoshop work could put an MC-4 on his back....:cool:
MTN Medic
03-10-2012, 11:36
Has climbed more 14ers than 98% of my team mates... on a mountain team!
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Edited for lack of SA.
For me it is a CKC Boxer named Zeus. Goofy as hell but he loves rucking at all hours of the day or night. Oh, and damn near ripped my arm off for coming home early unannounced.
Barbarian
04-09-2012, 07:37
I searched and found no thread of the sort, so I thought I would start this one.
Actually there is one.
Edited to add: Here's the link. Nice dog, BTW.
http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18437&highlight=shepherd
My apologies. Please Delete if necessary.
Stargazer
04-09-2012, 09:03
Kara the Lyon-hearted. Old English Mastiff.
Just got these 1/2 Boxer, 1/2 Springer Spaniel, they are a hoot.:D
DIYPatriot
05-10-2012, 09:50
We have a Pit/American bull mix and a Dutch Shepherd. Both are almost a year old and have gone through basic obedience. The Dutch will snatch a frisbee out of thin air, retrieve tennis balls until sunrise and work/play with you until you tap out. The bull mix will sit by your side and watch the kids non-stop and stand at attention anytime someone pulls into the driveway. He has such a calm, yet confident disposition.
We begin protection/home defense training this weekend with both of them. A friend of mine is a K9 trainer and is giving us the family discount to help us learn how to train our dogs and take them to the next level. I've always been interested in that sort of thing, so it should be fun to see how they progress (and how my wife and I learn through the process). Any advice/tips please PM me.
TXGringo
05-10-2012, 19:50
Riley, held captive and denied the right to make herself look like an idiot by the electric fence.