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the dog looks like he's having a great time !!

* I wish I could run a beach too

Nice dog

Her name is Mandy

here is my dog and cat

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i love dogs very much!! it's a man's bestfriend!!!

My baby, Sammy!

cute doggies

My cocker spaniels Rudy and Dude



These are my cockers.... New York's Mayor "Rudy" and Brownie Points "Dude" They are a handful!!!!

Pugs kick ass!

thanks man, yeah i really love that dog, he has such a personality. he enjoys eating dinner with our family, he actually stands up with his paws on the table thoughout the full dinner just looking back and forth. he knows he is not getting any food, yet he still sits with us. also he likes to watch tv.... and sit on the coutch.... he has a habbit of getting that cute pupyp face and you can stare at him for a hour, but the second you look away, he bolts for something and takes off with it in his mouth. like 20mins ago he did that with my rubber band ball... just waited for me to look at the pc screen, then boom, grab and run... lil bastard
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I have never understood why anyone would want a pug, they look so ugly to me. Huskies are my favorite dog.

Dig I hope and pray ignorance like your's is not contagious. If it is, we are all in some serious trouble. It is well known that the American Pit Bull terrier is not a suitable guard dog, but not for any of the reasons you have said. I have personally tried to use APBT's in Schutzhund training and although their work and prey drive are excellent they fall short in several areas. First off, size is a primary consideration. A well bred adult male APBT should be anywhere from 35-50 lbs on average. Before any of you "experts" chime in I said on average. A suitable guard dog needs to have enough size to take his traget down quickly, and although I have no doubt a good dog will out work any man taht is not the object and the APBT does not have the heft to get their target down. Secondly their fighting history has influenced their behavior so that they are less than desireable for that type of work. Not because they are overly aggressive but the complete opposite. These dogs have been selectively bred for the pit for over a hundred years. In order for the dog to a good pit dog he has to be handled several times a day usually by diffrent people for as long as 8 weeks before a match. Once in the match, if the dog shows any human aggression he ususally put down immediately. He can't be conecntrating on anything except his opponent, otherwise he would get killed therefore any dogs who would lose concentration or be focused on the people around them would never live long enough to be bred. This has been done since the beginning so there is very little chance of them being human aggressive, which would preclude them from guard work.

APBT's are some of, if not the most trainable of dogs. Their heritage dictates that they do not lose concentration, they have stable temprements, and will not react aggressively if frightened or injured. Diane Jeesup, author of "The Working Pit Bull" and other books dealing with the APBT owns the most titled working dog in history- CH Bandog Dead. Not only does he have a Schutzhund III title but he also has Therapy dog, Canine Good Citizen, Utillity Dog, Agility and even a herding title! Your assertions that the dog cannot be "called off" or "recovered" are as preposterous as they are ignorant.

I have been breeding APBT's for almost 20 years (I have over 100 dogs and keep 5 in the house all the time) and my dogs have been victimized over and over yet have never shown any agression to people. I have had dogs shot, poisoned, dragged to their death behind a truck, burned alive and harassed in every way imagineable. I think the biggest problem is taxonomy. Most people wouldn't know an APBT if it was sitting in their lap. For the most part they on the smaller size of medium sized dogs, wirey, long legged, flat sided ribs with the ever prominent wedge shaped head. Over the years people have been breeding what they think a PitBull should be, but through indiscirminant breeding, and poor documentation ended breeding an entirely different type of dog that is often passed off for an APBT. Most people have seen them with the giant bucket heads, barrel chested, big heavy boned dogs often wieghing in excess of 80 lbs.

I know I will not change many opinions but I am hopeful that if I continue to be a good steward of thses animals who I have devoted my entire life to, maybe I might change a couple and that's enough for me.

hehe damn, this post went nuts, guess Ill have to get more pics of my puppy.

my weeeeener dog

Makes me miss mine

Ps

DO you ever have suspicious looking piles in corners? All corners.

That's perfect for Catboxing.com

They are so lovable!

that's not a dog!
I think that's a.....
what the hell is that anyway?

I love dogs and now I am impressed.

Angel , Blue Merl Collie ..

This is my Basset, Walter.