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Guard dogs are okay....but they shouldn't be pets.
I am MAGA.
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That explains the size of his noggin.
And the shortness of his muzzle. It's pretty much flat on his face.
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Campfire Kahuna
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Our driveway comes through our orchard. Be aware!
βIn a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.β β George Orwell
It's not over when you lose. It's over when you quit.
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My Lab is everybody's buddy. But everybody doesn't know that. He starts bouncing around and barking like he's going to tear your leg off whenever anybody comes within 50 yards of the house. He's 82 pounds and still has his balls, so he has an impressive voice.
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Campfire Ranger
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Mine isn't very effective except against red squirrels and squeaky toys. Is that an Airedale or a Schnauzer, pray tell? Airedale Yep, she's an Airedale. Almost 5 years old and north of 80 pounds. One of the strongest dogs I've ever dealt with. Sounds mean as hell when she's playing with all the growling and snapping, but she turns it off in an instant when she knows that play time is over. Tons of character and sweet as heck.
4 out of 5 Great Lakes prefer Michigan.
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Better get a taller fence cause when he see something he wants ..........
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Campfire 'Bwana
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They are noisy anyway.... at home. In a hotel they are getting to be pretty good about not being noisy with hallway sounds outside the room. Honey has a year more experience, so is better at it, but Choko (obtained at 8 weeks) is learning. Takes his cues from Honey, largely. As it should be. He has better hearing I think, or at least is often the first to respond. When I got Honey as a rescue 18 mo old, (on a chain the whole time, I think). I had to teach her everything but her name, come, and No (taken under advisement then, not now), including how to play growl, about butt scratches, and belly rubs. I might have created a monster..... They like the UPS guy. He has treats!
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The only true cost of having a dog is its death.
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Partly. Fila Brasileiro. Mastif Bulldog and Bloodhound Originally bred in Brazil to catch runaway slaves. Now used as guard and cattle dogs.
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Campfire Tracker
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Here's my first line of home defense. I have a friend that has a dog that looks almost like yours. His name is Kevlar! I can't remember what breed it is!
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Better get a taller fence cause when he see something he wants .......... She can clear that fence easily. There are three other fenced pens and, if she is of a mind to join any of the other dogs, she does so. In the process of running electric fence atop the chain link right now. Her days pf wandering are about to be over. Oddly, she has never jumped out into the open yard, just between dog pens.
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Campfire Tracker
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Here's my first line of home defense. We rented a house to a young woman veterinarian. She said she had a Boxer. I went over there to show her the place and she had a brindle Pit that looks a lot like yours. I just smiled and said, "That's a stocky looking Boxer". But the dog seemed okay, so I didn't push it. Besides, they seem like good renters. The woman is a Vet and her boyfriend is a crew leader for a tree cutting place. Mine is mostly (90%) a combination of English Bullmastiff and English Bulldog. That explains the size of his noggin. Jaws with 4 legs.
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Campfire Outfitter
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Good lookin dog. I bet that son ova gun could put down a 3lb ribeye in about 2 seconds flat. Guard dogs are okay....but they shouldn't be pets.
My pets ainβt even pets. I tend to them well but they like to feel like theyβre earning their keep. They are pretty independent, we donβt do the clingy needy schit around here. It seems to work well all the way around.
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Campfire Ranger
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When Shadow isn't out getting drunk, she makes a good alarm dog.
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Campfire Outfitter
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Home owner insurance will lova a Fila.....Most places wont allow them. Cool dog nonetheless!
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When Shadow isn't out getting drunk, she makes a good alarm dog. From the looks of all those beads she must have a nice set of tits on her
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Couldn't get the Fugger's head in a laundry basket. Lol.
Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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Better get a taller fence cause when he see something he wants .......... She can clear that fence easily. There are three other fenced pens and, if she is of a mind to join any of the other dogs, she does so. In the process of running electric fence atop the chain link right now. Her days pf wandering are about to be over. Oddly, she has never jumped out into the open yard, just between dog pens. Buddy of mine had his dog catch a hind leg jumping chainlink fence. They spent untold thousands on vet bills. Makes me cringe just thinking about seeing it happen.
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Evnin gang, Buinruin you might be surprised when the chips are down. Bill out. πΎπ£πΎπ£π¨π¦
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Nice looking first line of home defense guys!
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Partly. Fila Brasileiro. Mastif Bulldog and Bloodhound Originally bred in Brazil to catch runaway slaves. Now used as guard and cattle dogs. Just had one in the kennel for a week. It was a nice dog and all but you could easily see what he could be capable of.
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