skyline_123 Audioholic Sep 11, 2008 213 0 63 Norman Oklahoma Jan 30, 2011 #61 Patrukas777 said: My English Bulldog is 6 months old and named tank. He's already 47 pounds...he will be large when full grown. Click to expand... Tank, what an excellent name for that dog. Fits perfect! j_garcia said: Recent pics of the pup. We were watching Igor (not so good) but there was a funny bit at the end with a pick of a robot dog. It is kind of uncanny: Click to expand... What a cool picture; I wish I could get my dogs to put one ear up and the other down on command. I could sell post cards. What kind of dog is that? Pretty large to be "pup", unless you're like me and call all dogs pups, regardless of age. Reactions: Patrukas777
Patrukas777 said: My English Bulldog is 6 months old and named tank. He's already 47 pounds...he will be large when full grown. Click to expand... Tank, what an excellent name for that dog. Fits perfect! j_garcia said: Recent pics of the pup. We were watching Igor (not so good) but there was a funny bit at the end with a pick of a robot dog. It is kind of uncanny: Click to expand... What a cool picture; I wish I could get my dogs to put one ear up and the other down on command. I could sell post cards. What kind of dog is that? Pretty large to be "pup", unless you're like me and call all dogs pups, regardless of age.
CaliHwyPatrol Audioholic Chief Sep 1, 2005 783 0 43 40 Elk Grove Jan 30, 2011 #62 Mine: The pure-bred male Chihuahua got into the pure-bred female Dachshund pen and this was the result.
Mine: The pure-bred male Chihuahua got into the pure-bred female Dachshund pen and this was the result.
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Jan 31, 2011 #63 skyline_123 said: What a cool picture; I wish I could get my dogs to put one ear up and the other down on command. I could sell post cards. What kind of dog is that? Pretty large to be "pup", unless you're like me and call all dogs pups, regardless of age. Click to expand... Yes, all dogs are pup She's an Australian shepard mix. She just does that with her ear all the time. They normally have them both down, so it is the up ear that is actually the offender.
skyline_123 said: What a cool picture; I wish I could get my dogs to put one ear up and the other down on command. I could sell post cards. What kind of dog is that? Pretty large to be "pup", unless you're like me and call all dogs pups, regardless of age. Click to expand... Yes, all dogs are pup She's an Australian shepard mix. She just does that with her ear all the time. They normally have them both down, so it is the up ear that is actually the offender.
Whitey80 Senior Audioholic Jul 3, 2008 746 0 63 Denver, CO Feb 1, 2011 #64 darien87 said: The only ones I can find right now are of her when she was a baby. This is when we went to the breeder to pick which of the 2 we wanted. She's the one on the left. They're not as cute when they're babies though, unlike puppies. Click to expand... Those are some seriously ugly dogs!
darien87 said: The only ones I can find right now are of her when she was a baby. This is when we went to the breeder to pick which of the 2 we wanted. She's the one on the left. They're not as cute when they're babies though, unlike puppies. Click to expand... Those are some seriously ugly dogs!
Whitey80 Senior Audioholic Jul 3, 2008 746 0 63 Denver, CO Feb 1, 2011 #65 Cletus at 5 months (American Bulldog) Cletus at 1 year and 140lbs. Mugsy as a pup, enjoying a poop-cigar Mugsy and Huckleberry Reactions: STRONGBADF1
Cletus at 5 months (American Bulldog) Cletus at 1 year and 140lbs. Mugsy as a pup, enjoying a poop-cigar Mugsy and Huckleberry
N Nestor Senior Audioholic Dec 14, 2006 636 0 43 Small Town Ontario, Canada Feb 1, 2011 #66 Okay, I'm in... Olivia: Olivia, and her guest, Otis: Reactions: j_garcia and STRONGBADF1
avnetguy Audioholic Chief Aug 24, 2005 948 0 0 Winnipeg, Canada Jun 28, 2012 #67 Our newest addition to the family, Steve Reactions: j_garcia, Adam and STRONGBADF1
S Seize Audioholic Intern Feb 28, 2012 37 0 8 San Diego, Ca Jun 29, 2012 #68 Great thread! This is Pinky Reactions: j_garcia, STRONGBADF1 and Adam
STRONGBADF1 Audioholic Spartan Jul 4, 2005 7,482 0 113 When you own the world you're always home Jun 30, 2012 #69 I haven't posted a pic. Meet Oliver the Chow Chow mix. This picture is a little old now but it's what I could find on this computer. I think he's waiting for the grill to be fired up... He'll be 15 in October. Reactions: j_garcia, Rickster71, Adam and 1 other person
I haven't posted a pic. Meet Oliver the Chow Chow mix. This picture is a little old now but it's what I could find on this computer. I think he's waiting for the grill to be fired up... He'll be 15 in October.
Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Dec 29, 2006 18,125 0 113 Nunya Bidness Jul 3, 2012 #70 Reactions: STRONGBADF1
Soccerkid830 Full Audioholic Jan 16, 2010 361 0 43 Michigan Jul 3, 2012 #71 I started packing to go to school, came back outside and someone decided he wanted to go for a ride. He usually can't get into the back of my car on his own though, bad knees like most labs. Must've really wanted to go... Reactions: bridge, agarwalro, Adam and 5 others
I started packing to go to school, came back outside and someone decided he wanted to go for a ride. He usually can't get into the back of my car on his own though, bad knees like most labs. Must've really wanted to go...
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Jul 3, 2012 #72 Howl and her little brother Ico (my brother's dog) Last edited: Jul 3, 2012 Reactions: psbfan9, Adam, Rickster71 and 2 others
STRONGBADF1 Audioholic Spartan Jul 4, 2005 7,482 0 113 When you own the world you're always home Jul 3, 2012 #73 Soccerkid830 said: I started packing to go to school, came back outside and someone decided he wanted to go for a ride. He usually can't get into the back of my car on his own though, bad knees like most labs. Must've really wanted to go... Click to expand... My family's yellow lab would get in the car and there was no getting him out unless the car moved. My wife (girl friend at the time) went to my parents house to let him out while they were not home and he jumped though the window of her car and I got a phone call... "I told him to get out and he is growling at me..." I told her to get in the car back down the driveway and then pull back up the driveway and then he'll get out. He did...crazy dog. Reactions: GO-NAD!, sawzalot, j_garcia and 2 others
Soccerkid830 said: I started packing to go to school, came back outside and someone decided he wanted to go for a ride. He usually can't get into the back of my car on his own though, bad knees like most labs. Must've really wanted to go... Click to expand... My family's yellow lab would get in the car and there was no getting him out unless the car moved. My wife (girl friend at the time) went to my parents house to let him out while they were not home and he jumped though the window of her car and I got a phone call... "I told him to get out and he is growling at me..." I told her to get in the car back down the driveway and then pull back up the driveway and then he'll get out. He did...crazy dog.
Soccerkid830 Full Audioholic Jan 16, 2010 361 0 43 Michigan Jul 3, 2012 #74 STRONGBADF1 said: My family's yellow lab would get in the car and there was no getting him out unless the car moved. My wife (girl friend at the time) went to my parents house to let him out while they were not home and he jumped though the window of her car and I got a phone call... "I told him to get out and he is growling at me..." I told her to get in the car back down the driveway and then pull back up the driveway and then he'll get out. He did...crazy dog. Click to expand... Same thing with him when he was younger. Was the only time he ever bit someone bad too. They tried to reach in and pull him out and he decided that wasn't a good idea and let the guy know. He was too old to be a bothersome about getting out that time. Although I had to just about lift him out because he's scared to go down any stairs/inclines at all. Trying to lift a 110 lb moving dog isn't as easy as you'd think.
STRONGBADF1 said: My family's yellow lab would get in the car and there was no getting him out unless the car moved. My wife (girl friend at the time) went to my parents house to let him out while they were not home and he jumped though the window of her car and I got a phone call... "I told him to get out and he is growling at me..." I told her to get in the car back down the driveway and then pull back up the driveway and then he'll get out. He did...crazy dog. Click to expand... Same thing with him when he was younger. Was the only time he ever bit someone bad too. They tried to reach in and pull him out and he decided that wasn't a good idea and let the guy know. He was too old to be a bothersome about getting out that time. Although I had to just about lift him out because he's scared to go down any stairs/inclines at all. Trying to lift a 110 lb moving dog isn't as easy as you'd think.
macddmac Audioholic General Mar 14, 2012 1,074 0 83 Lawrence, Kansas Jul 3, 2012 #75 I would like to post my pooch pics- cant seem to do it from iPad though- any ideas?
Adam Audioholic Jedi Jul 5, 2006 32,066 0 113 Tucson, Arizona Jul 3, 2012 #76 macddmac said: I would like to post my pooch pics- cant seem to do it from iPad though- any ideas? Click to expand... I like Photobucket. Reactions: macddmac
macddmac said: I would like to post my pooch pics- cant seem to do it from iPad though- any ideas? Click to expand... I like Photobucket.
skyline_123 Audioholic Sep 11, 2008 213 0 63 Norman Oklahoma Jul 3, 2012 #77 New member of the family fits right in. This pic is for you, STRONGBADF1. Reactions: Alex2507, STRONGBADF1 and Adam
STRONGBADF1 Audioholic Spartan Jul 4, 2005 7,482 0 113 When you own the world you're always home Jul 3, 2012 #78 skyline_123 said: New member of the family fits right in. This pic is for you, STRONGBADF1. Click to expand... Prick! Oliver is still kickin so he gets to be king without the anoyance of a pup.
skyline_123 said: New member of the family fits right in. This pic is for you, STRONGBADF1. Click to expand... Prick! Oliver is still kickin so he gets to be king without the anoyance of a pup.
skyline_123 Audioholic Sep 11, 2008 213 0 63 Norman Oklahoma Jul 7, 2012 #79 I'm not trying to push you or anything but Great Dane pups sleep about 18-20 hours a day and the rest of the time they're eating and pooping. I'm sure Oliver would get along just fine. Reactions: STRONGBADF1
I'm not trying to push you or anything but Great Dane pups sleep about 18-20 hours a day and the rest of the time they're eating and pooping. I'm sure Oliver would get along just fine.
Alex2507 Audioholic Slumlord Dec 29, 2006 18,125 0 113 Nunya Bidness Jul 7, 2012 #80 skyline_123 said: Great Dane pups sleep about 18-20 hours a day and the rest of the time they're eating and pooping. Click to expand... I could handle a life style like that.
skyline_123 said: Great Dane pups sleep about 18-20 hours a day and the rest of the time they're eating and pooping. Click to expand... I could handle a life style like that.
