My daughters male American Bulldog (10 months - 85 lbs) got frisky with my sons female Husky / Pitt mix (4 yrs - 75 lbs).
Meet Bear (2 weeks - 2 lbs)
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My daughters male American Bulldog (10 months - 85 lbs) got frisky with my sons female Husky / Pitt mix (4 yrs - 75 lbs).
Meet Bear (2 weeks - 2 lbs)
Last edited by Gunslinger1911; 04-24-2018 at 09:07 AM.
Cogno, Ergo, Boom
If you're gonna be stupid, don't pull up short. Saddle up and ride it all the way in.
What a fine looking pup; no better life experience than raising a dog to maturity and best friend status! Congratulations
Looks like fun!
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what a sweetheart!
Got to love them pups! Congrats....we got a new Lab about 6 weeks ago....forgot how challenging they are.....but they are work all the work....
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Yea, he's pretty cool. With the size of the parents- I think he's gonna be a monster. Early training is going to be key.
Haven't had a dog in decades, this should be fun !
Cogno, Ergo, Boom
If you're gonna be stupid, don't pull up short. Saddle up and ride it all the way in.
Good looking pupper there. Be interesting to see how he grows. Probably going to be a big ol pile of muscle. I think Bear is going to be a fitting name for sure.
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Cross breeds are the best,good looking pup.
So cute when they are small!
MaryB, you are so right. Mom and dad are pretty cute as big ole monsters can be (have to post pics). 85 lb father identifies as a lap dog.
Cogno, Ergo, Boom
If you're gonna be stupid, don't pull up short. Saddle up and ride it all the way in.
There are no bad puppies.
Don Verna
I have rarely met a dog that does not identify as a lap dog. My terrier and lab/heeler mix both do for sure!Originally Posted by Gunslinger1911
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Gotta love the puppies. Just went through pottie training a puppy, and having to paint hot sauce on any wood furniture I didn't want chewed. Same breed as our old dog but different personality. Each dog is a one of a kind individual that we are lucky enough to share life and friendship with.
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My wikie's nephew has a Great Dane who still thinks he's a lap dog. He's taken a shine to me while camping and always seeks me out, and I'm his fav lap.
Rob
My 110 pound lab thought she was a lap dog...
I would mist with water and dust with red pepper, easier to clean off when they stop eating everything in the house!
After I left home I got a Doberman. I went back home to visit mum and dad when he was a couple of years old. My mum saw him chewing on the corner of a mat. Thinking that she could stop him chewing the mat with something hot, she poured a pile of curry powder on the corner he had been chewing. Half an hour later she caught him sucking the curry powder off the corner of the mat. Some dogs seem to like it spicy.
WHEN IN DOUBT, USE MORE CLOUT!
Lanty Hanlon the Irish terrier is only 40 pounds, but under normal circumstances very boisterous, and well aware that energy is proportional to the square of velocity. But he defies the laws of physics by levitating onto my lap, as lightly as a cat could do. I tolerate it as a compromise, to stop him clawing at the arm of the armchair which was the first piece of furniture I ever bought. I've known myself fall asleep in that chair and wake up to find him lying there blissfully asleep himself, with my upper arm (always the left for some reason) lightly clenched in his jaws.
every lab ive had has been a lap dog. Heck thinking back i don't recall any of my dogs that weren't lap dogs.
well aint he just a little rascal. there is no better friend than a puppy. they will love you unconditionally and are loyal to a fault. having them around is one of the better things in life.
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