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[Gerryjo]

Is that a very small poodle?

A Cockapoo..

 

[Gerryjo]

That's nothing, when my staffy Spike was about 8 or 9 he chased and caught a rabbit with mixy and I had to pull its head out of his throat as he was choking on it, what a wonderful walk that was 6:30am and freezing cold. Ah happy days

Nearly had that last week as he got up on the garden last week and tore a lump of fur of our rabbit which has the run of the grass during the day's.

 

[pms67]

Is that a very small poodle?

I’ve actually just got that you mean the pink item?
Lmao

 

[pms67]

Well I hope that’s what you mean, either that I’m never mixing cider and homebrew again

 

[samale]

Can’t do a thing, no show without Punch (Chase)

Lovely dog, girl in the street has one unfortunately it's a bad brute. It attacks dogs. I blame the owner the thing is locked up 23hrs a day. Sad thing it's a beautiful dog.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Well I hope that’s what you mean, either that I’m never mixing cider and homebrew again

Yep i meant it looks like a poodle.

 

[pms67]

Lovely dog, girl in the street has one unfortunately it's a bad brute. It attacks dogs. I blame the owner the thing is locked up 23hrs a day. Sad thing it's a beautiful dog.

Thanks mate, I see it all too often though, they are a strange breed don’t get me wrong, I ignored all advice not to take him out until 12-14 weeks and had him out at 8 weeks as they need socialising more than some others.
He is great with my 11yr old son and is a big softie but can be a stubborn b****r guarding the garden, a Jack Russell bit him on the nose when we were out walking (it was off leash) and he just thought, great a playmate and pinned it down with his paw whilst wagging his tail, the owner complained to me!!!
You definitely need to put the hours in early with these guys.

 

[samale]

My Airedale terrier Elsa is much the same. She is brilliant but likes to think she is the boss. When I call her back when she's of the lead she will stop about 15 yards away and make me walk to her to put the lead on.
The black German shepherd I was talking about attacked her when she was younger and she hasn't forgot. It kind of changed her a bit. She is more weary of other dogs now but when she sees that dog she goes mad. I would say giving a chance she would make a go for it. That's something I don't want my dog doing as I too have a young family.

 

[Clint]

Terriers...you can't stop em...

 

[pms67]

Terriers...you can't stop em...

They don’t know their size

 

[Clint]

Pip my JRT doesn't....like a turbo charged crocodile.

 

[samale]

Pip my JRT doesn't....like a turbo charged crocodile.

Jack Russell are all the same

 

[pms67]

My Airedale terrier Elsa is much the same. She is brilliant but likes to think she is the boss. When I call her back when she's of the lead she will stop about 15 yards away and make me walk to her to put the lead on.
The black German shepherd I was talking about attacked her when she was younger and she hasn't forgot. It kind of changed her a bit. She is more weary of other dogs now but when she sees that dog she goes mad. I would say giving a chance she would make a go for it. That's something I don't want my dog doing as I too have a young family.View attachment 25955

She is a cracker
Yeah, Chase was attacked by a Welsh Collie at our caravan park at Blair Atholl (again off leash) and has never forgotten it, every Collie is a potential threat

 

[pms67]

Pip my JRT doesn't....like a turbo charged crocodile.

I bet Pip would take on a Lion

 

[Tanglefoot]

Nice dogs @Tanglefoot , Spike was a bandit (red) he was 16 when we put him down four years back.

This

time last year with our old girl Maggie. She was also 16 when we finally had to have her put down.
That's a good age for the breed so we're doing something right

 

[Clint]

It's tough when they go...

 

[Tanglefoot]

It's tough when they go...

Ain't that so - the more you love them the harder it hurts.

 

[Clint]

Be proud though that you gave them all they needed and more...and they returned the favour.

 

[Gerryjo]

Having a wrestling match with a slipper

 

[An Ankoù]

Thanks mate, I see it all too often though, they are a strange breed don’t get me wrong, I ignored all advice not to take him out until 12-14 weeks and had him out at 8 weeks as they need socialising more than some others.
He is great with my 11yr old son and is a big softie but can be a stubborn b****r guarding the garden, a Jack Russell bit him on the nose when we were out walking (it was off leash) and he just thought, great a playmate and pinned it down with his paw whilst wagging his tail, the owner complained to me!!!
You definitely need to put the hoursView attachment 25950 in early with these guys.

Now that's what I call a dog. Absolutely fine bit of muttage. What is he?