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nissan577
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Originally Posted by T316
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Scott...I don't want to alarm you, but there is a "racoon" in your yard
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Scott...I don't want to alarm you, but there is a "racoon" in your yard
scotts
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No worries T3, that Raccoon has been playing Opossum for years.
The story we were told was that these two were brought in when Carl was one day old. They were in the pound since then and she was on the "red list" because she was growling at people. She was also supposed to be 10 months old when she was brought in.
It took a couple of days for her to come out of her shell and start trusting and liking us. She is very well trained and pretty mellow, we are not sure if she is only one year old. However she has become more playful so starting to believe she is a youg'un. We think she has a lot of Australian Shepard in her, not sure what else. They say Carl looks like a pit bull.
The story we were told was that these two were brought in when Carl was one day old. They were in the pound since then and she was on the "red list" because she was growling at people. She was also supposed to be 10 months old when she was brought in.
It took a couple of days for her to come out of her shell and start trusting and liking us. She is very well trained and pretty mellow, we are not sure if she is only one year old. However she has become more playful so starting to believe she is a youg'un. We think she has a lot of Australian Shepard in her, not sure what else. They say Carl looks like a pit bull.
el guapo
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Originally Posted by T316
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Scott...I don't want to alarm you, but there is a "racoon" in your yard
The raccoon by its self is not alarming. Its the fact that it seams to be assaulting a Squirrel that is bothering me .
By the way Scott Cute puppy.
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Scott...I don't want to alarm you, but there is a "racoon" in your yard
The raccoon by its self is not alarming. Its the fact that it seams to be assaulting a Squirrel that is bothering me .
By the way Scott Cute puppy.
jennythebugg
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the big one is just beautiful , i hope they both get great homes
scotts
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T3, they are mom and son. At least that is what they tell us. With this fostering thing I think we can really only believe about 80% of what we are told.
Guap, good eyes man. I saw your post and was going to say that we have a squirrel just like the raccoon, even looked outside and saw it. Then I realized you saw it in the picture.
Although the real squirrel that lives in our backyard drives my dogs CRAZY!!!
Jenny, They will get good homes. The person that we work with makes sure of that. She goes too far as far as we are concerned, but we know she will find them a good home.
I think we need some kittens next.
Guap, good eyes man. I saw your post and was going to say that we have a squirrel just like the raccoon, even looked outside and saw it. Then I realized you saw it in the picture.
Jenny, They will get good homes. The person that we work with makes sure of that. She goes too far as far as we are concerned, but we know she will find them a good home.
I think we need some kittens next.
crypt keeper
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The puppy is not a pitbull. hair is way too long. It does have a boxy face though. As do many pups when that small.
darthtang aw
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Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
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I would say that Carl is more chocolate lab than pit...
I would concur. I have had had clients send in their dogs dna for testing to see what they are mixed with. sometimes they came back with strange results. case in point, a pit mix came back mixed with german shepard, great pyrnese, alaskan malamute and beagle.
Looked like a pit.........
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I would say that Carl is more chocolate lab than pit...
I would concur. I have had had clients send in their dogs dna for testing to see what they are mixed with. sometimes they came back with strange results. case in point, a pit mix came back mixed with german shepard, great pyrnese, alaskan malamute and beagle.
Looked like a pit.........
crypt keeper
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most people get dogs confused with pit mixes as they tend to look like a few other dogs. American Bulldogs for one mixed with something and people will think pit bull. Some people think American Bulldogs are oversized pit bulls. A true pit bull doesnt get much bigger than 60 pounds. Male or female, Yes there are exceptions. When some jackass says they have a 100 pound pit its mixed with something else.
Now could it be a pit mix its possible. The arms are very thick for a puppy and the face has that red nose pit look too it.
Now could it be a pit mix its possible. The arms are very thick for a puppy and the face has that red nose pit look too it.