Let's See Your Dogs!!

x2! some good looking weims on her for sure.

not sure if i posted any of these in here but here is my wiem Callie, and yourkie(wifes) Buckeye

 

heres the girlfriend with our two after playing in the mud. they kept wanting to stick there heads out of the window to see what the noise was when the mud hit the truck and there faces showed it.

 

My 5 year old blue heeler in the taco, with the neighbor's taco in the background! She knows my taco as "her truck."

 

flash player doesn't make a 64 bit player yet and I can't get my 32 bit to work...finally I got it to work...Way to go Jerry.....LOL>....

 

Very cute dog you have there!

 

These are my dogs...

Oreo is the Blue Merled Rough Coated Border Collie....

Mattie is the Not So Mini Aussie.

 

here is one of the 4 chug babies at 3 days old

 

new arrival, name is M&P's Midnight Veyron

pedigree
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Sire , GC Slasher

 

Ginger- 5 years old, Boxer/Jack Russel Terrior Mix.

 

Layla, my 6 month old Boxer. Just picked her up yesterday. She is already loyal to me, learning quickly, and well behaved.

 

Layla's a cutie!

 

Thanks! She has already turned me into a big sucker for her. But I don't let her know that. Everyone told me that Boxers are "SO hyper" and have WAY too much energy. But I ran her for about 45 min when I got off work and walked her multiple times after that and she is just as calm as she can be. I bet if I keep her exercised and on a good diet along with the discipline that I am teaching her, she will be just fine. She is incredibly mellow indoors and can't get enough attention.

 

Exercise is the key to a happy dog.

 

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Give her time, she will change. She will probably get more independent. At 6 months our boxer was much more complacent than he is now, BUT he is a good dog. When he gets his exercise he is a much better dog. He is still very good indoors, but when he wants to play he is crazy. I don't think he is hyper as you have heard and we were told. Stubborn at times and PLAYFUL are my best descriptions. Have fun with her, I love my little white boxer. He can turn heads. Just remember to be consistent and use positive reinforcement. Congrats!!

 

quoted for truth.

We run our lab a few miles every other day and then the other days are an hour or so of running/swimming at the dog park/dog beach.

 

exercise and discipline!! i used to run my pit but he always wore me out. now i have him pull me on a skateboard up some pretty good hills around my house. winter time he runs on the treadmill : )

 

Left is a English lab 5 months, laziest damn dog ive owned... 20 minutes of running means hes done for the day. right is a choc lab shes a year.



My other Chocolate lab, hes going on 12yrs old now. Been a great dog though.

 

You are going to have a great time with her. My first boxer was "my " little girl and she was a hoot. When I would come in from Physical Training with the army in Germany my wife would have her in bed and tell her to lay real still so I wouldn't see her and I could walk up next to the bed and she would move a muscle until I reached down and acted like I was shocked then she got all kinds of loving...lol...They are the best. My second boxer was a rescue out of germany I picked up on my way back from Bosnia....typical german boxer with a huge head (that's what they breed for over there) and he was a blessing. I've got number three now (a rescue) and exercise (good for me too) and lots of loving and he's set to go with the other 5 rescues I have in the house. But the little female keeps coming back to my thoughts. Love her with everything you got and she'll repay you!!!

 

Check out my 2 ferocious pups





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