What type of dog do you have?
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lovethesea
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Mimzy......I think Roland would like this sweetie!!!
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garychef1
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my flat coat golden lab is the daughter of her mother and her older brother (Taz). my other lab is half golden half German Sheppard (Hunbear). Hunbear likes to eat bees, it is funny to watch this because she doesn't get stung but she goes crazy eating them. I raised both of them since they were pups. Hunbear is the older one.
crimzy
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Originally Posted by Jmick
Crimzy, how is the Bernard with the kids?
He's good... very friendly. The only problem with the giant breeds and kids is that they are clumsy. My dogs can easily knock my daughter down or whack her with their tail if they get excited. This is not the dogs' fault. Saint's have great temperments.
Crimzy, how is the Bernard with the kids?
He's good... very friendly. The only problem with the giant breeds and kids is that they are clumsy. My dogs can easily knock my daughter down or whack her with their tail if they get excited. This is not the dogs' fault. Saint's have great temperments.
jmick
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Originally Posted by crimzy
He's good... very friendly. The only problem with the giant breeds and kids is that they are clumsy. My dogs can easily knock my daughter down or whack her with their tail if they get excited. This is not the dogs' fault. Saint's have great temperments.
Tell me about it, my dad has mastiffs and over all they are great with the kids...seems like they know how big they are and try to be as careful as they can. Would get one but my wife thinks it's too big so I'd like to get a large dog but not 200+lbs. So, we are considering bull mastiff, dane, bloodhound and possibly a bernard.
He's good... very friendly. The only problem with the giant breeds and kids is that they are clumsy. My dogs can easily knock my daughter down or whack her with their tail if they get excited. This is not the dogs' fault. Saint's have great temperments.
Tell me about it, my dad has mastiffs and over all they are great with the kids...seems like they know how big they are and try to be as careful as they can. Would get one but my wife thinks it's too big so I'd like to get a large dog but not 200+lbs. So, we are considering bull mastiff, dane, bloodhound and possibly a bernard.
crimzy
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Originally Posted by Jmick
Tell me about it, my dad has mastiffs and over all they are great with the kids...seems like they know how big they are and try to be as careful as they can. Would get one but my wife thinks it's too big so I'd like to get a large dog but not 200+lbs. So, we are considering bull mastiff, dane, bloodhound and possibly a bernard.
We have a problem with our mastiff, but it does not involve the kids. Our mastiff is very dog aggressive, although she is great with people. The nice thing about mastiffs is the short hair. Danes are goods dogs... somewhat high energy for the giant breeds but great dogs. With a saint, you're going to generally have a lot of hair, (although mine's a short haired saint, not very common). But I will tell you that Saint Bernard puppies are the cutest puppies in the world. Good luck.
Tell me about it, my dad has mastiffs and over all they are great with the kids...seems like they know how big they are and try to be as careful as they can. Would get one but my wife thinks it's too big so I'd like to get a large dog but not 200+lbs. So, we are considering bull mastiff, dane, bloodhound and possibly a bernard.
We have a problem with our mastiff, but it does not involve the kids. Our mastiff is very dog aggressive, although she is great with people. The nice thing about mastiffs is the short hair. Danes are goods dogs... somewhat high energy for the giant breeds but great dogs. With a saint, you're going to generally have a lot of hair, (although mine's a short haired saint, not very common). But I will tell you that Saint Bernard puppies are the cutest puppies in the world. Good luck.
fishkiller
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Have any of yall heard of a Preza Canaria (sp)? My buddy breeds em. These dogs are scary.....
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reefernana
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Originally Posted by fishkiller
Have any of yall heard of a Preza Canaria (sp)? My buddy breeds em. These dogs are scary.....
Yeah, those owners from San Francisco were convicted of manslaughter (I don't think it was 1st or 2nd degree murder but maybe) for their canary killing a neighbor in a hallway in their apartment complex. Don't sound like very trustworthy animals. I think they have a pre-disposition problem, like pits do. But, then, I've known some pits that are great!
Have any of yall heard of a Preza Canaria (sp)? My buddy breeds em. These dogs are scary.....
Yeah, those owners from San Francisco were convicted of manslaughter (I don't think it was 1st or 2nd degree murder but maybe) for their canary killing a neighbor in a hallway in their apartment complex. Don't sound like very trustworthy animals. I think they have a pre-disposition problem, like pits do. But, then, I've known some pits that are great!
fishkiller
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Yeah, I've seen good pits as well as bad ones. Some predisposition can be blamed, but I don't know where they get off charging $2K-3K for a dog. I think registered owners have to go through a training course before they can take the dog home. I could be wrong, but that's what I was told.
ghola5
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This is the best dog we have ever had, she is so smart and so sweet, her best friend is out tea cup Chihuahua, alot of people think really bad of this breed and its just really sad, as with any dog they can be raised by 2 different people and turn out different. I wish people would give them a chance and a better name, she is our big baby.
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huskychasrs
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My faithful companion of 15 yrs Chuchi. She had to be put down last summer God I miss this dog.
tne1cancme
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The BOYS, they run the house and we oblige by spoiling them rotten.
Copper Dude-12yrs, Chico "petey"- 6yrs, Chipper"rufus"-14wks
Copper Dude-12yrs, Chico "petey"- 6yrs, Chipper"rufus"-14wks
