[Laundrew]

What a pair of "cuties."   

Be well...

[Robert D]

What a pair of "cuties."   

Be well...

Thank you Laundrew

Robert

[V]

If I really had the time to have a dog and I had to choose between being a dog owner or hi-fi owner, my choice would be the dog.
Dogs are great fun (and so is hi-fi).

[Robert D]

V

My Pouches Love the Music 
They just love the Bass ..... It puts them to Sleep


Robert

[Robert D]

Ruben at 3 Months


Zoey  at 1 year with my Wife

Robert

[Robert D]

And Of Course Zoey & my wife & Ruben

in the back Yard

Robert

[Laundrew]

Hector in PEI...



Hector having a "Boxer moment."

[Robert D]

Laundrew

Very nice Pic's  Buddy !

Robert

[Laundrew]

Laundrew

Very nice Pic's  Buddy !

Robert

Thank you Robert 

Be well...

[1oldguy]

 Here's my woo woo.

[Laundrew]

^^^ 

Be well...

[Ryanz]

Hector in PEI...



Hector having a "Boxer moment."

You have one beautiful Boxer Laundrew!  How old is he?

[Laundrew]

You have one beautiful Boxer Laundrew!  How old is he?

Thank you very much - and Hector also knows that he is beautiful 

Hector is now 4 years old and has "bulked" out a lot at 80 lbs - these pictures were taken when he was only 1 year old.

Be well....

[Ryanz]

Thank you very much - and Hector also knows that he is beautiful 

Hector is now 4 years old and has "bulked" out a lot at 80 lbs - these pictures were taken when he was only 1 year old.

Be well....

Wow! So does he walk you or do you walk him?

[Laundrew]

Wow! So does he walk you or do you walk him?

He enjoys his walks, and sometimes they are interesting...

Hector and I were out for a walk last week and we came across a lady walking her Great Dane. This woman was perhaps 100 lbs “soaking wet” and I later learned from her that her Dane was 180 lbs. Anyway, she is perhaps 10 - 15 feet away from Hector and I and she mentions that her Dane does not like Boxers

As soon as she finished saying this, the Dane charges Hector and literally drags her across the sidewalk. I had to “hip check” the Dane and grab his collar to stop him from getting at Hector - all while holding Hector on the other side of me. The Dane had a choke collar on and I managed to put a good twist on it and he turned his attention to me. I scream “NO” at him and he went submissive - I am looking at the Dane’s head and it is the size of a small suitcase - with big teeth

Anyway, the owner picks herself up and starts apologizing - all is good and no harm is done. Normally it is the smaller dogs that I find are much more aggressive than the larger breeds.

Be well…

[Ryanz]

He enjoys his walks, and sometimes they are interesting...

Hector and I were out for a walk last week and we came across a lady walking her Great Dane. This woman was perhaps 100 lbs “soaking wet” and I later learned from her that her Dane was 180 lbs. Anyway, she is perhaps 10 - 15 feet away from Hector and I and she mentions that her Dane does not like Boxers

As soon as she finished saying this, the Dane charges Hector and literally drags her across the sidewalk. I had to “hip check” the Dane and grab his collar to stop him from getting at Hector - all while holding Hector on the other side of me. The Dane had a choke collar on and I managed to put a good twist on it and he turned his attention to me. I scream “NO” at him and he went submissive - I am looking at the Dane’s head and it is the size of a small suitcase - with big teeth

Anyway, the owner picks herself up and starts apologizing - all is good and no harm is done. Normally it is the smaller dogs that I find are much more aggressive than the larger breeds.

Be well…

  My opinion. The owners should ALWAYS be able to control their dog. That could have turned out bad. I'm sure Hector would have done more damaged though. 

[Laundrew]

My opionion. The owners should ALWAYS be able to control their dog. That could have turned out bad. I'm sure Hector would have done more damaged though. 

I agree.

I see many owners walking their dogs without a leash and I am always worried that something may “startle” the dog and he/she may run out in front of a car and get severely injured. Another “pet peeve” on my list is owners whom do not clean-up after their pets - that is just plain rude and extremely disrespectful for other individual‘s property.

I think that the Dane would of really hurt my “big guy” as he had 100 lbs on him. I would rather have the Dane bite me than Hector, at least I can tell the doctor where and how much it hurts - and I have a most awesome healthcare plan at work.

I just thought of something

If the Dane would of chewed on my “derrière,” I could really have found out whom my true friends were when I needed my dressings changed or any ointments rubbed onto my butt 

Oh my goodness, I am getting a mental image on this one   

Be well...

[Stu Pitt]

You guys are making me miss my old buddy.  He was a red Dobermann.  As a kid, he saved me so many times...

My father never hit me, but he used to threaten and gesture pretty often.  We only had Scrappy for a few weeks when I acted up and caused my father's reaction.  As a puppy (about 10 weeks old or so?), he ran from another room, sat down between us and growled at my father.  I was about 8 or so.  From then on, my father had to drag him into the bathroom before his charade.

I'm a little biased, but he was the most diciplined and effectionate dog I've ever been around. 

There are too many idiots out there who think being mean to a dog makes them tough and protective.  They're far smarter than that.  Make him a family member, and he'll act like one. 

[1oldguy]

You guys are making me miss my old buddy.  He was a red Dobermann.  As a kid, he saved me so many times...

My father never hit me, but he used to threaten and gesture pretty often.  We only had Scrappy for a few weeks when I acted up and caused my father's reaction.  As a puppy (about 10 weeks old or so?), he ran from another room, sat down between us and growled at my father.  I was about 8 or so.  From then on, my father had to drag him into the bathroom before his charade.

I'm a little biased, but he was the most disciplined and affectionate dog I've ever been around. 

There are too many idiots out there who think being mean to a dog makes them tough and protective.  They're far smarter than that.  Make him a family member, and he'll act like one.

I agree with you a thousand times over.Hurting creatures that can't talk back is a crime.All I can say about that is I wish I were the judge in a land where the penalty can be truly severe.I wouldn't let someone else carry out the sentence,that pleasure would be all mine.I'd use the saying,iron first in a velvet glove,literally.

[Stu Pitt]

I agree with you a thousand times over.Hurting creatures that can't talk back is a crime.All I can say about that is I wish I were the judge in a land where the penalty can be truly severe.I wouldn't let someone else carry out the sentence,that pleasure would be all mine.I'd use the saying,iron first in a velvet glove,literally.

You're more compassionate than I am.  No velvet glove or iron fist needed IMO.  Ever see Resevoir Dogs?   Madson's punishment of the cop would be more my style.