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[johnnycakes8787]

your soo lucky i love shepherd! ill put some of mine soon i have three

 

[johnny reb]

Winston hamming it up for the camera.

 

[fishshooter]

That's too funny, looks like a guy I know.
Here's Rufus, then:

About 18 months:

Then:

Now:

With some family:

Sums him up perfectly, Dad: "Look at the size of that gator!" Rufus:"Huh? Where?"

I need to take some recent ones, he has muscled up and weighs around 115, two years old.

 

[KuRUpTD]

Great looking bloodhound

 

[Mack]

Just had to bump this back up.

 

[mtnfolk mike]

great looking dogs folks... i love this thread...

here's my big girl.. her name is TIMBER... she's half Rottwieler and half Labrador (a.k.a. ROT-N-LAB).... she just turned 7..

she has got to be one of the best mixes i have come across... we love her..

 

[nate3993]

breanna is the small one, and starbuck is the big one

 

[Mack]

Here is Casey, she`s one year old now. As you can tell from the picture, she`s a trained killer!

John

John we really need to see updated pics of Casey.

 

[WILLIAM.M]

Latest Photos of Zeus-age 5 1/2 months.Weight 54LBS

(Just got over Parvo 2 weeks ago--almost died--did not eat for 5 days-or drink for 3)

 

[REKCUT]

Here is my faithfull sidekick Scrappy. And yes, she's wearing a sweater!!

 

[DaleW]

We adopted Toby, a black tri-color Australian Shepherd a little over a month ago. He's a couple inches over standard for the breed, really tall and more collie-like. He's three years old and came to us well trained. The previous owner's had small kids and he kept trying to herd them and scaring their little friends. He's been a complete gentleman and gets along with our other dog, a female Cocker/Welsh Springer mix.

I had worked with Aussies before and it is fun to work with such intelligent, trainable dogs. I was looking for a mutt to take hiking and this guy fills the bill.

Do you know that what we think of as a dog is really a misconception? I hold that the dog stomach is really the main organism--- all the rest just serves the stomach: nose, eyes and ears to locate food, feet to move it about, tail to signal when hungry, etc.

 

[DaleW]

Just had to bump this back up.

Mess with the hat and you die.

 

[Mack]

You better believe it.

 

[DaleW]

great looking dogs folks... i love this thread...

here's my big girl.. her name is TIMBER... she's half Rottwieler and half Labrador (a.k.a. ).... she just turned 7..

she has got to be one of the best mixes i have come across... we love her..

hehehe-- "reach inside my truck--- please, just once." Fool proof burglar alarm there. Niiiiice doggy.

 

[Watchful]

Do you know that what we think of a a dog is really a misconception? I hold that the dog stomach is really the main organism--- all the rest just serves the stomach: nose, eyes and ears to locate food, feet to move it about, tail to signal when hungry, etc.

Boy, is THIS ever true! Absolutely spot-on way to put it.

And with a sausage or piece of liver...you can get a dog to even employ that giant brain they occasionally use.

 

[notrevo]

My friend Max. 160lb lap dog.

 

[jill jackson]

My little Corgi X Jack Russell "Tricky Beast"

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Here she is last fall out on a hike on the far end of our farm, hunting rabbits as always.

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[whiskey101]

Here's Suzy - 1 year old Jack Russell.

Who say's Jack Russells are too hyper?

Suzy and my dad's dog, Bandit

 

[featherstone45]

My friend Max. 160lb lap dog.

Gotta love the Rottie, Max is friggin HUGE, Beautiful dog ya got there., 160 pounds screams "GET THE F*@K OUT OF THE WAY" LOL.

 

[AmmoHouse]

Guess I'll throw in my pics.
This is Abby and she's a nut.
I have alot of pics of her, like most dog owners, but I'll just put up a few.