So true--but the bigger turds are easier to see in the lawn when you are scooping the shiz. Little turds = shiz on the bottom of your shoe.
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So true--but the bigger turds are easier to see in the lawn when you are scooping the shiz. Little turds = shiz on the bottom of your shoe.
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
My lab craps at the neighbor's house...
Good boy........
Good boy........
I love my Dane. She runs 4-16 miles with me no problem on the trails. Loves our family and is really protective of us around strangers and is very easy to take care of as far as the coat goes. I have a 2 years old and they get along amazingly well. Trust her completely.
They are not for everybody. She does have a lot of energy, they were bread to hunt. They say you have to be careful with the temperature but she has not been a problem with that so far. They are big and sometimes think they are lap dogs. And she craps more than any other dog I have owned.
Just find a good breeder what ever dog you choose to get.
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Yeah, I understand where you guys are coming from, here's basically where I'm at regarding all of that.
Decided not to get a gub, I am very, very good with dogs, and inside and out any dog I got would be under my complete control (assuming I'm awake, which is where the defense part comes in). Personally for all the times you see a pit bull put down because they got out and killed someone's cat or something, I believe it is the owner that should be put down, because it really isn't the dog's fault.
The reason I want a very protective dog is that I recently moved into a new house, and have heard people trying to break in. Also there is a guy that owes my mother $160 grand or so, and has made threats toward her etc. We're in the process of suing him.
Hopefully I don't sound like some sort of crazy-ass creep >.<
Went on a ride in fishing trip a few years ago and the guide/owner had a rotty/ausie sheep dog mix. Smartest damn dog I ever saw and it would back down a bear. weighed in at 50-60 lbs and ran all day long
Get a Remington 870 and keep it near your bed. Then let them break in.
i would recommend adopting a dog thats already full grown and needs a good home, get a large breed, i love my bull mastiff pit mix!
this way you don't have to deal with the puppy phase, and you can help a dog in need of a good home.
and a dog should only attack when it knows the owner is in danger IMO.. My dog will play with anyone who comes into the yard unless he feels i am in danger..
this way you don't have to deal with the puppy phase, and you can help a dog in need of a good home.
and a dog should only attack when it knows the owner is in danger IMO.. My dog will play with anyone who comes into the yard unless he feels i am in danger..
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I found Zip after someone tossed her out of a moving car, first i wanted to track the guy down and kick his ass but i stopped and picked her placed her in the Cruiser and that was 10 years ago, she goes every where i go in the Cruiser and I can always count on her wanting to go for a ride. When you find the right dog you will know it. Good Luck
I found Zip after someone tossed her out of a moving car, first i wanted to track the guy down and kick his ass but i stopped and picked her placed her in the Cruiser and that was 10 years ago, she goes every where i go in the Cruiser and I can always count on her wanting to go for a ride. When you find the right dog you will know it. Good Luck
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Definitely considering that actually :]
That's awesome for you and the dog! (Original circumstances notwithstanding)
Here ya go.
But mind you, if my friend and I want to get in I doubt the pooch would be able to stop us.
On final thought, get a regular dog and a gub. You'd have a much better chance.
But mind you, if my friend and I want to get in I doubt the pooch would be able to stop us.
On final thought, get a regular dog and a gub. You'd have a much better chance.
You watch waaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyy too many COPS shows and must bit flipping crazy if you think you can completely control a dog or any animal for that matter.
That is not how it works. They will die trying to please you but if you piss them off, they will crap on your pillow and blame it on the cat.
When a natural instinct kicks in you have no control over them. I don't care if it is a Beagel or a Pit Bull. Try to train a lab type dog to not go in a swimming pool in the heat of the summer.
If you beat the crap out of an animal they will be scared of you and do what you want just to avoid a beating. When a dog is like this, thier spirit is broken. You can't fix a spirit.
Let the lawsuit take it's course and get an alarm system for your house.
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You watch waaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyy too many COPS shows and must bit flipping crazy if you think you can completely control a dog or any animal for that matter.
That is not how it works. They will die trying to please you but if you piss them off, they will **** on your pillow and blame it on the cat.
When a natural instinct kicks in you have no control over them. I don't care if it is a Beagel or a Pit Bull. Try to train a lab type dog to not go in a swimming pool in the heat of the summer.
If you beat the **** out of an animal they will be scared of you and do what you want just to avoid a beating. When a dog is like this, thier spirit is broken. You can't fix a spirit.
Let the lawsuit take it's course and get an alarm system for your house.
Indeed you are right, what I meant was at least under physical control, i.e. under leash etc, at the very least
