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Reg nice is getting his eye operated on Monday…please wish him luck.
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[quote]Nards wrote:
it’s her indomitable spirit that counts.[/quote]
you mean Napoleonic complex? [/quote]
No she doesn’t think she’s a French guy. What are you talking about?
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I can’t remember if I ever posted my Staffordshire bull terrier, Bailey, here.
(Not the best pictures, but they’re the ones I have uploaded here.)
So it’s been about a year since we lost our girl (page 4 of this thread, turns out it was almost an exact year to the day), but this past Saturday we got Roxy (or Carina, we’re still deciding).
She’s 30 pounds and about 6 months old. We’re keeping her in one room for now, away from our two cats, but when they eventually do meet, I’m figuring they’ll be fine. She’s already playing with the youngest cat through the door, and we have a big 3-year cat who’ll let her know she’s the real princess of the house.
He loves to play rough. I spar with him all the time to train for fighting packs of wild dogs. He’s got the heart of a lion; and very stout for his size. Like a powerlifter.
[quote]Nards wrote:
This is my dog Rosalinda. She’s real. She’s small, that’s true, but it’s not her fault and she doesn’t know she’s small. I’d bet she’d jump between me and a bear without a moment’s hesitation because that’s what dogs do.
Sure she couldn’t beat a bear and I’d end up having to kill the bear to protect her, but it’s her indomitable spirit that counts.[/quote]
Rosalinda looks like the Luck Dragon from The Never Ending Story, but without the scales.
Frankie and Lily Part II:
my newest Dane, Simon, 17 months old, 135lbs. He is investigating my new dead-squat bar i just got yesterday afternoon.
[quote]heavythrower wrote:
my newest Dane, Simon, 17 months old, 135lbs. He is investigating my new dead-squat bar i just got yesterday afternoon. [/quote]
Are Danes as great as I have heard? I want one, or a yellow lab when I get a house with a big yard.
[quote]heavythrower wrote:
my newest Dane, Simon, 17 months old, 135lbs. He is investigating my new dead-squat bar i just got yesterday afternoon. [/quote]
Yeah! Danes! I have 2 blue males. They are sweethearts. I started a Dane link last year, but it kinda fizzled out… 
[quote]dmaddox wrote:
[quote]heavythrower wrote:
my newest Dane, Simon, 17 months old, 135lbs. He is investigating my new dead-squat bar i just got yesterday afternoon. [/quote]
Are Danes as great as I have heard? I want one, or a yellow lab when I get a house with a big yard.[/quote]
Danes are great, but you need time and money. A Dane is not like other dogs.
well, danes are not like other regular size dogs, but very similar to the other “giant” breeds.
they do tend to be a little more high energy than their giant peers like wolfhounds or mastiffs.
[quote]strangemeadow wrote:
[quote]heavythrower wrote:
my newest Dane, Simon, 17 months old, 135lbs. He is investigating my new dead-squat bar i just got yesterday afternoon. [/quote]
Yeah! Danes! I have 2 blue males. They are sweethearts. I started a Dane link last year, but it kinda fizzled out… :([/quote]
blues have to be my favorite color second to only fawns. hard to find though
[quote]heavythrower wrote:
[quote]strangemeadow wrote:
[quote]heavythrower wrote:
my newest Dane, Simon, 17 months old, 135lbs. He is investigating my new dead-squat bar i just got yesterday afternoon. [/quote]
Yeah! Danes! I have 2 blue males. They are sweethearts. I started a Dane link last year, but it kinda fizzled out… :([/quote]
blues have to be my favorite color second to only fawns. hard to find though[/quote]
Well said, about being like other giant breeds, but not like regular dogs. I got my blue’s from a breeder in Alabama, same sire, different bitches, all owned by the breeder and onsite.
Your’s look great.
