erics_bruisers said:
Butt-floss? Okay...each to his own I suppose....
What dog are you?
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Butt-floss? Okay...each to his own I suppose....
St. Bernard. Here are the pics of the best in stud class, Westminster 2004. I can relate. Heh heh.
Irish Red and White Setter
Dutch Shepard.
Coyote.
erics_bruisers said:
White trash?
Komondor
Dutch Shepard
A what?
Anatolian Shepard.
Anatolian Shepard.
Bull Mastiff. Hmmm.
offroadkid
GOLD Star
Greyhound!
flintknapper said:
You are large, intelligent, possesive, and an independent thinker. You also have nice markings and thick short hair.
Me, I'm a Field Spaniel. Whatever those do.
Dog name: Sloughi (Slughi)
Origin: Morocco
Origin: Morocco
staffordshire bull terrier. Interresting, it's derived from the English Bulldog (I have one) but it's alot uglier.
I aparently am a beauceron,
stole this info from som crazy canuck site.....
Although the official name of the breed is Berger de Beauce, they are also known as Bas Rouge ( Red Stockings), but are more commonly referred to as the Beauceron.
The Beauceron is still best known in its native France, but can also be found in Belgium, Holland and Germany. The Berger de Beauce (shepherd of the Beauce) oringinated in a plains region surrounding Paris known "La Beauce". La Beauce is generally acknowledged as the cradle of the Breed.
The Beauceron is a French shepherd dog dating back to the 1500's. The breed was included in the First Canine Exposition, held in Paris in 1863.
The Beauceron was used as a livestock herding and guard dog extensively of farms in France, most often with sheep but also with cattle.
The Beauceron's ability to follow commands without hesitation has been well utilized during both world wars in Euorpe. The military used then on the front lines to run messages and these dogs performed their duties without being deterred by exploding bombs or military fire. Beaucerons were also used to pick up trails, detect mines, support commando actions, find the wounded and carry food and ammunition to the front lines.
So I am big and not easily distracted ....... hmmmmm
Dave
stole this info from som crazy canuck site.....
Although the official name of the breed is Berger de Beauce, they are also known as Bas Rouge ( Red Stockings), but are more commonly referred to as the Beauceron.
The Beauceron is still best known in its native France, but can also be found in Belgium, Holland and Germany. The Berger de Beauce (shepherd of the Beauce) oringinated in a plains region surrounding Paris known "La Beauce". La Beauce is generally acknowledged as the cradle of the Breed.
The Beauceron is a French shepherd dog dating back to the 1500's. The breed was included in the First Canine Exposition, held in Paris in 1863.
The Beauceron was used as a livestock herding and guard dog extensively of farms in France, most often with sheep but also with cattle.
The Beauceron's ability to follow commands without hesitation has been well utilized during both world wars in Euorpe. The military used then on the front lines to run messages and these dogs performed their duties without being deterred by exploding bombs or military fire. Beaucerons were also used to pick up trails, detect mines, support commando actions, find the wounded and carry food and ammunition to the front lines.
So I am big and not easily distracted ....... hmmmmm
Dave
I'm a Belgian Shepherd...
Irish foxhound.
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