Dogs

[Jimishorts]

Our dogs with their knitted firework balys on.
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That dog is definitely thinking, "you best not be putting that picture on the internet".

 

[goldfinchmule]

One dog i would never have is a golden lab,most of their owners seem to go blind.

 

[Kurt.]

One dog i would never have is a golden lab,most of their owners seem to go blind.

Who picks up guide dogs mess ?

 

[Exeter_Gently]

That dog is definitely thinking, "you best not be putting that picture on the internet".

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He looks distressed but he was catching Z's 2 minutes later.

 

[goldfinchmule]

Who picks up guide dogs mess ?

Their trained to do it at home i believe.

 

[Joey66]

One dog i would never have is a golden lab,most of their owners seem to go blind.

As Dyche got one when he selects our team sheet?

 

[goldfinchmule]

As Dyche got one when he selects our team sheet?

Doesnt need one,just the same old faces.

 

[Blue 1]

An issue as well is that pretty much any dog can get freaked out by something in the spur of the moment. With the best will in the world and excellent training there's still something very risky about owning a dog bred with such an emphasis on strength and bite power.

Especially when there are pretty much zero restrictions on breeding which has resulted in many dogs with undesirable genetic propensities outside of fighting.

The XL Bully's bite force is nowhere near the most powerful. It's less than half that of a Cane Corso and less tham a Rotty. Still quite a bit stronger than the average dog though, fair to say, and more than enough to maim and kill.

 

[ClausThomsen]

The XL Bully's bite force is nowhere near the most powerful. It's less than half that of a Cane Corso and less tham a Rotty. Still quite a bit stronger than the average dog though, fair to say, and more than enough to maim and kill.

Righto - I'm confusing bite *power* with their hold and shake style of biting down.

Either way I really can't understand having such animals around young families especially. Kids are always gonna do kid stuff - it's a potentially volatile mix regardless of breed let alone 'fighting' breeds for want of a better description. It's like people who buy working breeds with no output for their natural behaviour.

 

[blueconverse]

Definitely shows that people don't know who they're talking to on the internet. Calling a stranger a beta male, think about what you just typed

Alphas don't have to worry what they have typed

 

[IrishBlue2022]

Their trained to do it at home i believe.

Do they have a toilet they can flush at home? If not who picks it up there?

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Alphas don't have to worry what they have typed

Here you are big boy. Woof!

 

[Blue 1]

Righto - I'm confusing bite *power* with their hold and shake style of biting down.

Either way I really can't understand having such animals around young families especially. Kids are always gonna do kid stuff - it's a potentially volatile mix regardless of breed let alone 'fighting' breeds for want of a better description. It's like people who buy working breeds with no output for their natural behaviour.

I kind of agree, but at the same time, generally speaking, bully breeds tend to be among the most tolerant of children and among the most even tempered, and that's what many people like about them, as well as the way they look.

They are incredibly powerful though, even the small ones are little tanks. Solid little balls of muscle.

 

[Tommy Chong]

 

[chicoazul]

Dog of peace strikes again. Poor poor man.

Man dies after dog attack in Stratford, east London

A woman, 32, has been charged over the attack, which took place on Wednesday morning.

www.bbc.co.uk

That you need an aggressive killing machine to make you feel safe speaks volumes about your insecurity you low IQ copy and paste absolutely nothing about you heavily tattooed please please respect me I hate myself inside waste of a life.