So that would explain the heavy duty springs lolQuote:
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So that would explain the heavy duty springs lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Skitzyrex
Been nearly 4 years since our dog passed. Thinking its time to get another.
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Lazy lazy mut lol
man has to have a dog, keeps you sane ,plus they say you'll live longerQuote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Not a nice thing to say about your wife Kallen!!Quote:
Originally Posted by biggqwesty
Bahahaha.......Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Thorin is growing rapidly !! He's 11mths old and 48kg [emoji15]
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This is Narla and colby narla is the black and tan she is 4 years old this December colby is the red he is 3 years old in January two of the best dogs i have ever had great mates with the best personalities ever
Hanging out bigtime for another dog, toss up between a Staffy or a jack russell.
Might even go and look at rescue dogs as well, plus I have a soft spot for
Dobermans, very placid dogs IMO,, any ideas Dobbie too big to travel
Get a rescue dog mate.
But don't get a jack..
They are a pita.. and have conic little dog syndrome...
My votes rescue dog or staffy..
Jack Russells are awesome. .....Quote:
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That's the best thing about Jack Russells! They are great dogs, Mum's Jack, Molly is nearly 15Quote:
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Alfie is 17 now and still soldiering on...Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Jack Russell's are bloody useful too with alfie dispatching away with more rabbits than I can count and Georgie is a great ratting dog.
My Jack russell Porky lived to 18, just a heart on 4 legs imo
It will be a female way more cleaner around camp.
Yeah Molly was a great rabbit, mouse and fox removalist when we lived on property. Even the odd snake too which was a bit scary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
Great with kids too and all she ever wants is a tickle behind the ear.
Any serious dog experts?? Thorin has been playing in muddy puddles the last few days with all this rain in SEQ and tonight when we came home his poor little face has gone all pimply/raw ......... Never seen this before but remember seeing somewhere that dogs that "drool" need to be kept dry or they get like the equivalent of teenage acne ???
I have messaged his breeder and just waiting for her response ... Just wondering if any of you guys have any experience with anything like this?
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He'll be fine I think its like getting prune fingers after going swimming for too long
After 4 years we got another dog.
This is Tank. A 5 month old staffy x Kelpie, well that's we have been told. Got him from a friend of a friend. The owners are moving and can't take him.
Quiet dog understands the basic commands and you can tell that he loves being around people.
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Our new fur buddy Charlie. Got him from a rescue place two weeks ago.
He's a wolfhound/staghound cross, currently 19kg and 59cm at the shoulder at 4mths old.
He's a cheeky bugger but very good temperament.
Hanging out by the "pool"
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Harassing one of the cats
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this is my boy Shenzo
Akita Inu, he was 16.5 when I had to get him put down 2yrs ago - his hips had gone poor bugga
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I would have another in a heart beat - best dog I have ever had
and at 94kgs, he was putty to play with
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loved parties and socialising
We got ourselves another pup, little Jack Russell girl
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And you called her??????????????????????????????????
Bella.....Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Thats the end of any rats, rabbits and snakes,
Had a JR[Porky] for 18 years just a heart with for legs
Miss him ,he was a great dog
Yeah we have always had jack Russell's on the farm and had countless dead foxes and rabbits appear on the door step.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Mums jack molly is about 13 now and still has oodles of energy.
Oh no what have you done. Hahaha! !Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Haha not you too! AB said the exact same thing! BwahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Rossco
That's funny!! Naughty little buggers they are but a s#!t ton of character, makes them pretty lovable. They are bloody good dogs I reckon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
In preparation for a human baby i rekon :devilred:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rossco
My wife couldn't resist.
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Poor bugger he was asleep.
This is Gracie, pure black Kelpie. She doesn't bark, so I have been trying to teach her.
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Just read through this thread again. I miss having a dog.
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Brothers new addition...
Marcie is growing into a dog with a beautiful nature. Apparently she has picked me to be her boss. She definitely has lab in her blood. Mixed with the kelpie she has just enough energy to keep us on our toes.
whats that AB did you find it in a tree, lol ??Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
@ Winnie looks like he's on the job already
Interesting fact about a dingo is its head is the widest part of the dog,
meaning if the head gets through the rest of the body will follow'
Get your dog to sit and you'll see its head will fit inside his front legs
Heres an up date on Billie love it when he hi-fives,
about 54kg now
Yea she's funny... Got a couple of squeaky toys and whenever they squeak she gives them a head roll to try and kill them... HahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
The Three Amigos, after a run on the beach.
Cuddles with this guy
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