Haha puggle is a great name
>>>tappin from tassie
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Haha puggle is a great name
>>>tappin from tassie
Lost our last dog almost 2 years ago.
Finally felt it was time to add a new family member.
Ruairķ
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hanging out to get another dog of my own, would dearly love a Doberman as Jack was an awesome dog.
This time around Im thinking smaller, something with a bit of grunt and a female this time, as they are
much cleaner around camp. Ive had a Jack Russell but too yappy IMO great dog though. Thinking an
English Staffy or a Bull Terrier. Missus wants a blue Staffy to replace Tyson, shite I miss him and Jack
and Croozer
So, five months later and he's up to 35kg and even more cheeky, pic to follow..Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
Looking good Irish, a mate had two as hunting dogs, Laverne and shirley lol.
As you stated great temperment. Im hanging to get a pup even more now grrr
How tall now???
what do you think he has extra ,,,dane /greyhound as well maybe???
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A more recent pic.
OMG what a drongo,,, classic mate thats gold lol
Will have to measure him to make sure but easily mid to high 60's at the shoulder.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
He's a mix of irish wolfhound with some staghound in there, so he wont get as huge as a pure wolfhound, but the mix should hopefully stave off some of those pure bred big dog medical conditions and give him a big more stamina to boot.
A lady who lives nearby has a wolfhound/bull arab and we cross paths on the morning walk sometimes, her boy is a beast, not as tall as our guy but broad and built like a brick shizenhousen.
I can remember the size of the paws on Laverne and Shirley,
they were huge
This is Ollie My very very very spoilt Jack Russel
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