stirk
Burner
75kg dog! Man that's a big unit. It's funny how really big dogs seem to be the gentle non neurotic ones.
The pet thread, post em up!
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Norco Maniac
Is back!
he's amazing. Originally I was dead set against her getting him, I've had a pack of three big dogs (rotti x ridgeback, mastiff x boxer and dingo x German shepherd) when I was younger and had a ten acre run for them, plus I was into cross country running and was playing AFL at the time and still had issues with the dogs chasing the local Pademelon 'Roos and killing my chooks. I went along with her to meet the dog and was instantly in love with the giant pony-sized goofball. He's obviously had a hard life because he flinches if you raise your hand suddenly and has permanent calluses because he's been kept on concrete but will happily tolerate my 2yro grandson body-slamming him WWF-style. Daughter also knows I'm very sceptical of allowing ANY dog to be alone with a child - hell I wouldn't trust my cocker spaniel girl alone with a kid, just in case. But Biggie has proved that he's worth his feed over and over these past 18 months. He's a darling.
droenn
Fat Man's XC President
So after all that we ended up adopting a 1 yo border collier x kelpie.
Super fast little guy, good running partner and heaps of fun to have around.
Knuckles
Lives under a bridge
Great trail dog, once you kick the puppy curiosity out of them.So after all that we ended up adopting a 1 yo border collier x kelpie.
Super fast little guy, good running partner and heaps of fun to have around.
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My border Collie got of the lead camping, when I left for a spin, sat on my back wheel for 40 odd km with no previous riding experience, and basic heal/sit/drop/come training.
Affection sluts though.
*the views expressed above do not necessarily reflect those of a sane well adjusted human.
hifiandmtb
Sphincter beanie
Beautiful dog!
Flow-Rider
Burner
He looks like a very happy dog.Had him for 2 months now.
Introduced him to Majura yesterday, he loves the singletrack!
Partner is terrified I'll clean him up on my bike, so we're just doing this in baby steps before he's a full-blown trail dog
droenn
Fat Man's XC President
Yep - but very task-focused. Constantly needs things to do (be sent to look at something, retrieve a ball, tricks for treats etc). Part of his working lines I guess
Vizslas make great running and cycling companions. Got many happy adventures ahead of you there!Adventure doggo in training... Franklin the Hungarian Vizsla at 10 weeks old.
k3n!f
leaking out the other end
What make and model is that?
Calvin27
Eats Squid
2016 Samoyed.
stirk
Burner
I can see this doge being a handful! Nice pup.Adventure doggo in training... Franklin the Hungarian Vizsla at 10 weeks old.
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That's a pig dog right there, loves rolling in the mud.
I love it when your best mate dog looks you in the eye and communicates with a simple expression based on an emotion. Dogs are so pure in how they do this compared to humans. Their raw honesty is why I love dogs so much.
link1896
Mr Greenfield
Cute.
I came home to his the other night. About 1/2 a cubic meter of garden moved. Nothing like a diggy samoyed.
smitho
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Dectar up in Cobram. He's 6 months now and already three times the size. Can't run him properly yet because he's still a pup, but he's already wickedly fast and seems to have endless stamina.
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Calvin27
Eats Squid
I hate it when they get punished (presumably put in the crate) and they are still sporting the grin.Cute.
I came home to his the other night. About 1/2 a cubic meter of garden moved. Nothing like a diggy samoyed.
