hahahaha- we had one mixed with a lab. Gold and black- pretty- lol ate 400 Bucks!GHETTOBLASTER » 03 Mar 2024, 12:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Not just compulsive chewers, but Goldens are KLEPTOMANIACS too...!!![]()
I've owned two, both made it to age 17.
They would go out on neighborhood patrols and find things like a single high heel shoe, a baby doll, a woman's purse, hand tools, etc....then bring the new "chew toy" home and stash it in their dog house.
Whenever I discovered their latest "acquisition" I would lower my voice in disapproval and let them know I thought that this was "SOOOOOOO FUUUUUUUKING BAAAAAD"...![]()
You could tell by their body language they got the message [but not enough to make them turn over a new leaf]![]()
A neighbor's Golden would pay visits and chew up my garden hoses and cedar porch railings.
I finally had to shoot the dog a few times in the *** with a BB gun to discourage it from coming over.
A mutt that has some physical features of a lab, chow and pit.sootedupCyndi » 02 Mar 2024, 2:56 pm » wrote: ↑ what kind of dog would you get? if you were shopping for a puppy? the Good the bad and the ugly?
I have this...Hank » 03 Mar 2024, 12:41 pm » wrote: ↑ A mutt that has some physical features of a lab, chow and pit.

ConsRule » 03 Mar 2024, 10:59 am » wrote: ↑ I will never own a pit, will never be around them long and would never allow any of my grandchildren to be around them if I have any control at all. Some family members have them and so far so good. However, there are far too many stories in the news, almost daily, about a family pet pit attacking a kid.
I know people frown on breeders and push adoptions. We have done a lot of research and have decided on a Goldendoodle. A rescue group is out of the question. I refuse to fill out more paperwork for a pet than we had to complete to build our new home. Besides, a lot of rescue groups are a pain in the *** to deal with. Our son went to one when they were getting their Sheltie...the group wanted semi-annual updates on the dog and the right to make in home visits to check the environment. **** them.
everyone says their pitbull is sweetest- yea right.GHETTOBLASTER » 03 Mar 2024, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑ There have been way too many innocent lives changed forever by these unpredictable dogs.
They are the "******" of the dog world.
No wonder why Pitt Bulls are "in style" with so many Liberals....
Yep.sootedupCyndi » 03 Mar 2024, 1:39 pm » wrote: ↑ everyone says their pitbull is sweetest- yea right.
In our local town area- one ripped the throat outta of a kid. Few years back- for no reason... just snapped mentally- the kids were playing in the yard?
The girl at the chiro's husband was an emt- first on the scene- he said it was the most horrifying thing he ever saw. The entire county was in an uproar. There's lots of other breeds folks can have- why take the chance. I think they should be outlawed. personally.
I was just telling someone... we used to gather for drinks- everyone would bring their dogs. Smallest 6 lbs- up the scale- to maybe a 125. with big paws 6 dogs in a house?. The only one we didn't trust was the pit bull... and their UGLY looking! I would prefer a Doberman or wattyGHETTOBLASTER » 03 Mar 2024, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ Yep.
It;s too bad that Pitt Bulls have this tendency but there are so many other breeds out there with better reputations why take the chance on a Pitt Bull...?
I think it's safe to say that most "Pitt Bull Advocates" are truth hating, virtue signaling Libtards who also believe that ****** are no more prone to committing murder than any other breed of man,
he was an awesome dog!We've had pitties and pitties mixes for years and never had any issues whatsoever. We did, however, raise them from puppies too.sootedupCyndi » 03 Mar 2024, 2:18 pm » wrote: ↑ I was just telling someone... we used to gather for drinks- everyone would bring their dogs. Smallest 6 lbs- up the scale- to maybe a 125. with big paws 6 dogs in a house?. The only one we didn't trust was the pit bull... and their UGLY looking! i would prefer a Doberman or watty
Really? my neighbor has a Dalmatian? Aren't they neurotic? He never comes over here...RedheadedStranger » 03 Mar 2024, 2:24 pm » wrote: ↑ We've had pitties and pitties mixes for years and never had any issues whatsoever. We did, however, raise them from puppies too.
Any dog can be raised mean, and pits get a bad rep.becaise they are often raised mean for fighting purposes.
The two breeds that worry me are Chow Chows and Dalmatians.
https://www.propertycasualty360.com/202 ... 0203144423sootedupCyndi » 03 Mar 2024, 2:36 pm » wrote: ↑ Really? my neighbor has a Dalmatian? Aren't they neurotic? He never comes over here...
but her Collie does- nice dog.
My other neighbors Boxers get loose. We usually load her up- and give her ride home.... her name is Ruby- please dont take your luv to town? she's very sweet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJMoPDUP_24
I used to babysit 14 bull dogs- the big fat wide ones.. 100 lbs- After i got over telling them all apart- like blacks-- i could tell... I dunno- drool all over me- buckets of shedding hair- they did have nice personalities... I learned to luv them?
snort snort? can you see with those cross eyes? lolI worked in a place called Brockton Massachusetts. Just south of Boston. The bangers all owned pitbulls. There was this one area where every yard had Malamutes.. They said they had them because they kill loose pitbulls. I had one once and they do need to be watched around other dogs.GHETTOBLASTER » 03 Mar 2024, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑ There have been way too many innocent lives changed forever by these unpredictable dogs.
They are the "******" of the dog world.
No wonder why Pitt Bulls are "in style" with so many Liberals....
natural brain reactions vs nurtured minds responding. Does it change regardless a species whether predatory or prey in nature adapting when occupying space now? Wild beasts vs domesticated animals. I am a civil sole predator, not a domesticated soul disciple of doubt.Squatchman » 04 Mar 2024, 8:54 am » wrote: ↑ I worked in a place called Brockton Massachusetts. Just south of Boston. The bangers all owned pitbulls. There was this one area where every yard had Malamutes.. They said they had them because they kill loose pitbulls. I had one once and they do need to be watched around other dogs.
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No doubt you're drooling over some little boys dick. You learn to be a cock sucker from your mom?
My wife and I have adopted 4 rescues over the past 40 years, but the sweetest, most gentle one we've ever taken in is the Mountain Cur mix we now have. I'd never heard of this breed before getting her and her markings are unique. The gray around their eyes and muzzle is not due to old age but is natural for them.sootedupCyndi » 02 Mar 2024, 2:56 pm » wrote: ↑ what kind of dog would you get? if you were shopping for a puppy? the Good the bad and the ugly?

yea. It does have odd markings. Looks sleepy there. Ready for a nap. I usually go for a puppy- i like warping them young.Zeets2 » 04 Mar 2024, 1:03 pm » wrote: ↑ My wife and I have adopted 4 rescues over the past 40 years, but the sweetest, most gentle one we've ever taken in is the Mountain Cur mix we now have. I'd never heard of this breed before getting her and her markings are unique. The gray around their eyes and muzzle is not due to old age but is natural for them.