Mummy it's the dog off TV
31 December 2007, 12:28 PM
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Mummy it's the dog off TV
Awww how sweet of him.
A comment just made by a lil kiddie who saw me out walking Tuvaaq. I assume he means the British Gas advert hehe.
As they walked behind I could hear how excited he was, telling his mum all about them lol
31 December 2007, 01:44 PM
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ive had similar comments today about my rottie 
(who at this very minute is being paraded around the house with glitter on his *** and a paper hat on)
oooh those vicious rottweilers watch out for them
(who at this very minute is being paraded around the house with glitter on his *** and a paper hat on)
oooh those vicious rottweilers watch out for them
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31 December 2007, 01:51 PM
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The dogs off the advert actually came from some of the users on Ice Bay Mals
31 December 2007, 02:02 PM
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31 December 2007, 02:46 PM
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Make that 6
I love decent sized dogs, not these rats on strings.
As a kid I grew up with (in order not all at the same time and some overlap)
Red Setter
Border Collie
Bearded Collie
Tebetain Terrier
I love decent sized dogs, not these rats on strings.
As a kid I grew up with (in order not all at the same time and some overlap)
Red Setter
Border Collie
Bearded Collie
Tebetain Terrier
31 December 2007, 02:49 PM
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lol yeah, lovely natured, but could turn it on, SERIOUSLY once he started working with me. Never alone with the lil one though.
He was a true chalk and cheese dog, and went to show how a dog can turn in seconds!
Was excellent in the art of take downs too!
He was a true chalk and cheese dog, and went to show how a dog can turn in seconds!
Was excellent in the art of take downs too!
31 December 2007, 02:59 PM
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I met someone I went to school with at Christmas with her St Bernard. Jees, I have never met such a strong dog, lovely mutt but I can imagine getting demolished if he hit me at speed.
31 December 2007, 03:08 PM
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Simon, take a proper punch from my 30kg Malamute, he can knock my sister over with one punch, and he has about another 15-20kg to go yet and a lot more height.
St Bernards are beautiful dogs and could tear someone limb from limb too. But I guess their size never causes them to feel threatened to attack someone. Most certainly powerful too
St Bernards are beautiful dogs and could tear someone limb from limb too. But I guess their size never causes them to feel threatened to attack someone. Most certainly powerful too
31 December 2007, 05:34 PM
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I love Rotties!!! We had one - this time last year - picked her up and she was about 4 months old 
Sadly - she was not good with my children and I think had been beaten by the breeders
We gave her up to a friend of mine who re-homes etc - she done an assessment on her and confirmed my fears! She was rehomed though with a gay couple from Southend who have another rottie
So it all worked out for her though!
With regards to our other muts LOL - when I walk ours people always ask "is that one of those hooch dogs" - yes it is a Dogue de Bordeaux (2 of)
Would love a St Bernard though!
Sadly - she was not good with my children and I think had been beaten by the breeders
We gave her up to a friend of mine who re-homes etc - she done an assessment on her and confirmed my fears! She was rehomed though with a gay couple from Southend who have another rottie
So it all worked out for her though!With regards to our other muts LOL - when I walk ours people always ask "is that one of those hooch dogs" - yes it is a Dogue de Bordeaux
(2 of)Would love a St Bernard though!
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Rotties were bred for cattle herding and not for fighting etc, they are a loving dog, its deeds not breeds and halfwits that do not look after them or train them when they are pups that cause problems.
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Rotties bah fed mine after midnight and the little(big) bugger turned into a gremlin
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