I’m starting to get sad. Cubbs LOVES big Pete more than me and does anything he says. I’m a little bummed. Post pics of your dog.
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Does your dog love your BFF more than you?
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Went 18“ neuspeed 122 9.5” sourced Michelin PSS 255/40s from a cool Rutgers grad student (craigslist)
My dog likes anything he’s not supposed to have.
The pit bulls chilling under their blanket last Saturday night. Chilly, fire, digging the night.
I’m starting to get sad. Cubbs LOVES big Pete more than me and does anything he says. I’m a little bummed. Post pics of your dog.
That's the happiest I've ever seen Cubbie.
Dogs tend to pick the alpha, and also favor the alpha of the opposite sex. They know the pecking order.I’m starting to get sad. Cubbs LOVES big Pete more than me and does anything he says. I’m a little bummed. Post pics of your dog.
Well I can’t argue with big Pete’s specs. 6’5” 275. As for moms, well she’s just f tons smarter than me.
How smart can she be, she married you.
Mick would totally bail for my sister in law. But that probably has more to with having the run of 30 some odd acres and their pack of heathen dogs lol. When he realizes that we are going there, he loses his shit and wants no part of going home when the day is done.
God this thread makes me sad. I’ve had dogs all my life, the most wonderful companion anyone could hope for. Unfortunately they’ve all crossed what we now call the Rainbow Bridge. As close as we get to them and at my age I just can’t imagine leaving one with the pain I felt if I passed away first.
If you are healthy enough at this time why not adopt a middle aged rescue? We put our 16 1/2 y/o "puppie" down this past April. We still talk about all of the great times we had with her. We will get another dog one day but for now we are enjoying some freedom. We do miss her big time.
God this thread makes me sad. I’ve had dogs all my life, the most wonderful companion anyone could hope for. Unfortunately they’ve all crossed what we now call the Rainbow Bridge. As close as we get to them and at my age I just can’t imagine leaving one with the pain I felt if I passed away first.
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Dude, get a pooch, any pooch, and if something happens to you moms and I will adopt it. Totally serious
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Dude, get a pooch, any pooch, and if something happens to you moms and I will adopt it. Totally serious
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One of the best and hardest things the wife and i have done. On one hand, we were able to give Bowie (12-year-old pound pup) a couple of spoiled rotten years. But the time together was way too short, that being said I would suffer that heartache over and over knowing we gave that good boy a proper send-off.
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Watching dog shows I always loved Akitas but the announcers always say 'As they were bred to protect Japanese royalty they are very protective and require a lot of socialization'
So how are they? Especially around strangers?
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They are fine with people if socialized . Third one for us . I would be more worried about them being aggressive with another dog than bite a person . All ours have been good . No problems .
They are wary and not warm to people they don't know. They will stand between you and them , and keep an eye on the stranger. They will protect their own pack with no training really needed. It's already in the DNA.
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Dude, get a pooch, any pooch, and if something happens to you moms and I will adopt it. Totally serious
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Already working on it boys. Just filled out the adoption application ( which today appears to be more involved than adopting a child ) and hopefully when they get back to me I’ll have a new friend. What amazed me was that they didn’t have many adoptable dogs. The lady on the phone said that due to COVID restrictions everyone wanted a friend. That’s a good thing for homeless dogs.
Thanks ...figured something like that. Anyways I went from a half wolf-german shepard Navajo nation recuse dog that weighed 80lbs. to these ......and they are awesome . Both pound pups.
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Yes. German Shorthair Pointer. Most affectionate athletic pup I have been associated. I will see how he does with game birds this year. Stalks rabbits and other critters now.
Beautiful pup, 👌My dog likes anything he’s not supposed to have.
I once accepted a freebie puppy from a Cocopah indian. I also adopted one about 3 months old that dug under the fence near Los Algodones.
Lot's of REZ dogs here. It's general consensus they make the best companions. I don't agree to the individual, but they do seem to appreciate a roof over their head and a nice meal after running wild scavenging. Had a 'Chiweenie' with an ex that weighed 2.5 lbs when they picked her up. She's a nine pound dog normally........She's one fierce little gal. Awesome dog .
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