my fat lab charlie ~ 9 years of age
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Let's see those REAL dogs...
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Here's my Stud, Beast aka Alvaro Vom Dieter at 21 months ~120lbs
Holy shit. Look at the head on that thing!
my malamute Kita
and a puppy pik
One of the dogs I've always wanted.
Heres my buddy Ernie. We took him to Mackinaw island, had a lot of fun!!
That's cool. Riley's our second GSP we've had. My first dog KC was a bigger male that was a phenomal hunter but we had to put him down at 7 or 8 after biting people on 2 different occasions. He was getting more defensive as he got older as he started to get cataracts. The first incidient wasn't his fault though as a police officer came to the house when we weren't home. KC was in his kennel outside barking and neighbors called the cops. We're pretty sure the neighbors scumbag son was coming over and ****ing with him when we were gone. Idiot cop walked up to the dog's kennel with KC barking his head off at him(hated people he didn't know--->good boy!) and opened the door and stuck his hand in! Guess what??? KC bit his hand! haha
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Here's my dog. He's around 3 years old and is a german shepherd mixed with only god knows what..hah
lol she has more personality than any other animal ive ever met. shell TELL you what shes thinking. and when she wants to cuddle you better be ready, as much as you try to train the malamutes, they still do what they want, when they want. if they have time for what you want they may decide to do it.
here is my 4 year old rednose...she is the biggest baby and my best friend.
Few questions for you dog guys. Im wanting to own my first dog and i am looking at a german sheperd or a lab.
How do these do as house dogs? Are they way too big of a breed to be primarily inside? I can't do the whole toy dog thing... Its gotta be something big or nothing.
Huskys are pretty awesome too, but how would they do in oklahoma/texas heat?
Thanks!
I absolutely love my Shepherd but she was quite the handful for the first few years of training. We can leave her alone for hours now without any concern other than a few nibbles at the toilet paper but if you want to own a dominant breed of dog you have to commit 100% and do your homework or you can very easily ruin the dog. My Shepherd still tries to be dominant with me occasionally and constantly undermines anyone she doesn't know that comes into the house, even a few friends who she knows to be passive. Check out Leerburg for training videos, dog accessories, and lots of good info...their prong collar is a must for anyone trying to train a big dominant dog :beer:
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Some more of Abrams
my dogs
our doberman when he was a pup
after a long day playing in the snow
gotta keep them big ears warm..
our other dog(Abigail)
the teacup yorkie(buster)
the new addition.. female pitbull.
our doberman when he was a pup
after a long day playing in the snow
gotta keep them big ears warm..
our other dog(Abigail)
the teacup yorkie(buster)
the new addition.. female pitbull.
Justice, Our 110# Male
He's a Steelers fan.
Justice and Veruca our 80# Female
He's a Steelers fan.
Justice and Veruca our 80# Female
And I'm assuming all REAL men work construction, hair all over their bodies, and take 2 foot long shits all day?
heres my boy Buster 2 years old
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heres buster gf Lila.
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My GSD. He is about 2 years old. Picked him up from the German Shepherd Rescue here in LA. Hands down one of the best dogs ever.
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