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Thank you. My only neighbor has two German Shepherds and two Mastiffs. We haven't had a burglar yet...not that we can find.

Both of my parent's heelers have bit me. I always tell them that if they go before the dogs, I'm going to Benelli those [bleep].


Travis

I hear heelers are really smart.

They do that, most come from the rear and hit the legs, my Molly dropped her rear quarter down a bit and went straight for the target with her teeth clunking together until she got them, she was extremely protective and I made damn sure I kept control of her.

The last fellow she grabbed leapt back with his arm in the air and was as white as a ghost, as she had fanged him from wrist to elbow...fortunately she had no teeth from playing with tennis balls (wore them down).

The fellow's reply when I told him was "but she bloody well MEANT it"...he said it with feeling.


She is the one animal I miss.


ps, the fellow walked up on the blind side of my vehicle in the dark.

Oh, and when Molly was eying someone off she just stood there looking at them with absolutely no outward sign until she dropped her arse and took off at them.

No barking or snarling...all bite.

You've got some tough tennis balls down under.

Heck I am bored and on a roll.

One time I was sitting on the toilet when I heard my wife yell "MOLLY NO", at the sound I yelled at the top of my voice "MOLLY SIT", after I had finished I went outside and found my wife standing still watching one of the neighbours teenage lads standing beside the house with a football in his hands and Molly sitting at his feet just looking at the very still and pale lad.
Apparently Molly had heard him when he came into the yard to get the football he had kicked over the fence, and when Molly went for him my wife had called out but Molly ran straight around her and kept going for the lad with her teeth clunking all the way, when I yelled out she had reached him and sat right at his feet with one paw just touching his foot...which he had not moved.

The lad never kicked the ball over the fence again.


Did I mention that I miss her?

Good dogs are very difficult to replace if not impossible.

No, just went through an awful lot of them as she kept tearing them to pieces, a hard basket ball lasted better but she just kept at it until she tore them to pieces too.

Typical Smithfield.

You are not wrong there.

In one's life one will meet a lot of good people, see a few good horses, but will on average only own one good dog.


The rest have a short shelf life.

I don't think I'd take that bet Travis.
For the life of me I can't understand why anyone would keep a vicious dog around. And the stupidest part is they usually keep em in urban areas where the chances of a train wreck go from maybe to when. All anyone really needs for security is a dog to alert them of a trespasser/danger and even the most useless dog'll usually do that.
On the other hand, everyone knows that nothing good ever comes of a dogfight but they do happen once in a while. (Hell my two female dogs are the friendliest pair to man or other dogs that you ever met but every now and then they'll tie into each other for god only knows what reason.) That still doesn't justify keeping a dog around that has to be restrained/contained 24/7 for fear another dog (or even worse a kid) might cross their path.

I'm not a psychologist but I'm pretty confident in saying that most dogs are just a reflection of their owner.
IE; dumb ass useless dog ====== dumb ass useless owner.

Yes sir.



Travis

They will look adorable when they're filled with some #4.



Travis

I'll bring the battery operated clay machine for you and the competition. You bring your old semi, not a new one.

my guess is the folks have trained those dogs to attack your picture

I'm thinking heelers and parents are really smart!


I'll save you the typing, I'm off to GFMyself

Me either.
Ted was safe anywhere....
Except around ice cream and birdies...
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Gonna have my brother open the kennel. And when they come-a-runnin'.... BANG!BANG!



Travis

Are they going to be chewing on your brother when he lets them out?

am thinking NOT tim, my guess is his brother was the kid they liked (griN)

I don't know, it sounds like they like Travis just fine.