Yeah love him to bits he is awesome 3ds
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Yeah love him to bits he is awesome 3ds
Everyone should have a dog, or at least a pet of some kind.
Our male Sheltie (Griff)
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Says all class to me Bob.
What are you doing withs dogs in a national park LOL
Good looking dogQuote:
Originally Posted by Bob
It is s nice looking dog.
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Here is mine (Eva) around 1 1/2 now. She has grown up a bit now, last weight was 27.6kg little fatty. But it is also from the cortisone tabs she is still on.
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Love the droopy Ear LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by krbrooking
Nice one mate. I think the last time i saw her was the last toolangi trip so over a year ago
Yes it was. I have been told I am not aloud to take her this weekend as she has to stay and look after the three sooks through the night [emoji33][emoji33][emoji33].
Otherwise she would be definitely coming with me.
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Oh bummer, mine isn't coming either.
I'm yet to test him out in the swag with me
way too much info there Lucas.Quote:
Originally Posted by lucus30
all this thread does now is make me sad , boy I miss my boys.
Might change that soon, next dog will be a girl,[way neater at camp]
more a companion dog than a huge bruiser like before. Not long haired
Yeah, they can live to 15 or so. The downside to these guys is / was that because they are AQIS trained, you can't take them off lead - they just keep on a going! So unlike other pooches that stick to you when off lead, theses guys get a scent and they're off and racing.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
What I'm serious. He normally sleeps in the tent with me and the mrs. But when its just me and him I'm not sure how he would go sleeping either in the swag or somewhere else i haven't thought of yetQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Think about a Labrador mate... never met a more loving dogQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
yeah had a lab/greyhound cross when I was a kid, as you said great dogs
@ Lucas my dingo would sleep just out of campfire light where ever we were
and if any one walked into camp she only bailed them up, great one maner
Missus wants another blue staffy like Tyson
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Well these are my 2 little furry muppets! White 1 is Paddy a Jack Russel Crossed Staffy (Apperently) & the brown 1 is Ted (Super Ted, Tiny But Mighty) & he is a Bitzer Both rescue dogs Paddy is 18 ish months & Ted is 15 ish weeks.
Heres an update on Billy, now 50kg and still growing.
gives a hi five before snacks ,not my dog Billy belongs to one of my sons
Holy shit he is a big boy!! Am Staffy? Looks pretty awesome tho!!Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Oh man he is one heavy boy wowsers. Wouldn't want him to sit on me
No longer with us, but this is how I like to remember Penny........
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I'm in between dogs atm might explain why I feel sad sometimes.
I do miss my boys,
What sort of dog is he TD. Looks a little bit like mine, well the other way more like. He is huge.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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Diesel frolicking in the snow
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Here's my THREE DOGSQuote:
Originally Posted by krbrooking
in order Crooza 45KG, Jack 55kg and Tyson 45KG
Now thats heaps of grunt IMo, Miss them as you do
Lost her 8 years ago today. Miss her... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
Billy is an American bull dog from the Johnson strain, and yes he is a lump of a dog thats for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by krbrooking
Sadly a 7 week old baby has been attacked by the family Alaskan Malamute.
Just listening to some lady say this breed is in the top 5 dangerous dogs.
The infant is ok, Problem I have is that the family are newly wed and first
child. The dog looked well loved [over weight] i think the family should have
introduced the new baby to the dog a bit better, When my sons were small we had no problems
with the dogs, and I've always had big dogs. Sadly this family dog may be put down.
Educate the ppl, the dog doesnt know better
A dog that attacks a 7 week old baby is not innocent.
could well have been avoided as you knowQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Up for sale pretty $$$$$ pricey.
but hey how could you say no.
White male with a small black patch.
Now thats a good looking Staffy, lol
Have a trio of Boxers -
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I hate you , neapolitan mastiff eh what about 80kg
Here's two of my crew (although one of them isn't really a dog), and I should probably mention something about being careful with food additives...
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I think your pets are radio active lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Gold GUIII
Both English Mastiffs. Ones 70 the other 92kgs. [emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Kid across our court has a fawn one named Cooper big unit, his mum breeds Chow Chow dogsQuote:
Originally Posted by Skitzyrex
They're gentle giants most of the time. Although I wouldn't trust them if you were to jump the fence. Haha. Their pure size can be intimidating to some.Quote:
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