Trying to talk my wife into letting me buy a couple of these dogs
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Baron (Blue Baron Von Budnicks of U--/AKC stud name)
is 1 year old as of yesterday, I wasn't on yesterday May 15th
with his birthday Mallard duck decoy, throw/fetch toy
he loves his kennel
& his new duck decoy, carries it by the head always
his new tug toy, he loves too
no longer counting in months, it's years now
he's big for an English lab 90+ #s he's stalky, muscular/thick chest & back
& not real tall
looks to be more of a field dog than a water dog
like
Duke, Buddy (Lord Budnicks of U--) & Elvis, my 3 previous labs all were...
at the back door wants to go out & chew the crap out of that tug toy
it's an inside toy so he won't
sorry hard to get photos, he won't hold still doesn't like the camera at all
is 1 year old as of yesterday, I wasn't on yesterday May 15th
with his birthday Mallard duck decoy, throw/fetch toy
he loves his kennel
& his new duck decoy, carries it by the head always
his new tug toy, he loves too
no longer counting in months, it's years now
he's big for an English lab 90+ #s he's stalky, muscular/thick chest & back
& not real tall
looks to be more of a field dog than a water dog
like
Duke, Buddy (Lord Budnicks of U--) & Elvis, my 3 previous labs all were...
at the back door wants to go out & chew the crap out of that tug toy
it's an inside toy so he won't
sorry hard to get photos, he won't hold still doesn't like the camera at all
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The rock the dog
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Gemma went to her monthly post chemo checkup. So far so good! As usual, she got abused by the crew at the vets! LOL!
Stay strong Gemma
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X2 ditto
My first yellow lab had a kennel like that and he loved it so much I had to take it apart to clean it otherwise he would bite at my legs when I tried.
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Not a Bad Sense of Smell
"Camelia" (Doberman) and I go for a walk on leash twice a day. Every day we pass by a neighbor's two trash cans out by the street where they are always parked (plastic 55 gallon drums with no lids). Today Camelia pulled on the leash slightly but firmly to lead me over to the barrels. She stood alongside one of them with her nose up in the air. A couple of seconds later, out jumped a cat and it ran away. Cameila tried to take off after it, but my firm grip on the leash prevented the chase.
I gave the command "heel" and tried to continue on our walk. However, Camelia stood firm alongside the same trash barrel and raised her nose high up into the air a second time. Before I could say anything more, a second cat jumped out of the barrel and ran away. Then and only then would Camelia agree to continue on our usual route.
"Camelia" (Doberman) and I go for a walk on leash twice a day. Every day we pass by a neighbor's two trash cans out by the street where they are always parked (plastic 55 gallon drums with no lids). Today Camelia pulled on the leash slightly but firmly to lead me over to the barrels. She stood alongside one of them with her nose up in the air. A couple of seconds later, out jumped a cat and it ran away. Cameila tried to take off after it, but my firm grip on the leash prevented the chase.
I gave the command "heel" and tried to continue on our walk. However, Camelia stood firm alongside the same trash barrel and raised her nose high up into the air a second time. Before I could say anything more, a second cat jumped out of the barrel and ran away. Then and only then would Camelia agree to continue on our usual route.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY BARON! What a good lookin good boy.
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Guard dogs and cat on duty.
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Love it,Thor is just like that.
i need to get video of his tail wagging.......we call it "the propeller"
I call it a nub,Riely gets hers going. They cut Thors to short.
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my girl Raven had the rottie nub....... Rebel has the standard corso stub, corsos get it cut at the 4th vertebrae
- Breed Standard:
Many Cane Corso breeders dock tails to meet the breed standard, which calls for the tail to be docked to 1/3 its length or at the 4th vertebra.
- Functional Protection:
Historically, tail docking was done to reduce the risk of injury to the tail during work, such as hunting or protection duties.
- Preventing Injury:
Docking can prevent the tail from being caught, mangled, or damaged, especially in working environments.
- Appearance:
A docked tail can also be seen as improving the dog's overall appearance and preventing problems with the tail's appearance.
- Functional Protection:
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