Show your spoiled dog picture

[Spiel]

6 minutes ago, Barry Willis said:

Yeah, I got ya, Spiel, when Matty starts getting carried away I pull  away from him, or try to, ( had him out to the Vet yesterday and he weighs almost eighty pounds, seven months old, that is where the King Shepard comes in) I just tell him, and in a gentle voice but with some compassion in it, easy, don't hurt dad and it wasn't long before he understood what I meant.  Priceless!

 

80 pounds.....holy crap.   Imagine the crushing power in his bite.  Yikes!  

And yes, "Gentle" is always spoken in a calm and loving manner, they understand that our vocal tones underlie and enforce the command itself, imo.

[Barry Willis]

I poor pity the guy that tries to come in our yard. If I let the person in the yard or house he makes a big fuss over them as though it's one of his long lost friends. But until that time he scares the crap out of everyone and anyone, especially with them teeth and he likes to show them. They almost glow in the dark LOL. I'm certainly not complaining with the crime these days. I love him for it, he's doing his job and he takes it very seriously. His senses are so keen (his 6th sense I guess) even when he is in the house, which is most the time he some how knows, day or night when there is a prowler around and goes ballistic. Pretty good for seven months. but it's his breed. Imagine him in a couple years from now when his body is fully developed. There is no better alarm system. Watch out bad guys Haha.

[CrowMan]

On 10/31/2024 at 4:43 PM, Spiel said:

I have a few sharp puppy teeth scars from intentional aggressive play but they're the price happily paid for Barry in the process to ensure that my pups know and understand the term "gentle!"

My last few dogs (Brook and now Gordie) would allow crawling babies to take their food right out of their mouths, or their treats and toys and they would do nothing aggressive. However, on my command they can turn when necessary. 

My Pointer, Zoe, and my granddaughter, Charlotte, grew up together. They were born 9 days apart. They're the best of buddies...and sometimes I worry more about Charlotte nipping Zoe than the other way around...lol..

Edited November 4 by CrowMan

[Barry Willis]

 That's a very nice picture, true love. Thanks for posting as it brought back some very pleasant memories. I can relate to what you say as I raised my grand daughter Allison. She could do anything with our boys, Harvey and Farley.

[lew]

That's my dad with our St. Bernard we had back in the 60's. His name was Tiny...the dog, not my dad... and he was an absolute fantastic & lovable pooch. The colder it was outside the more he loved it. Sadly he only lived 7 years but left lots of great memories.

 

 

[Barry Willis]

I remember very clearly Lew you sent me this picture in the past. Thanks for posting. That is a very nice one.

Even though I was still grieving the loss of my Trooper, when I saw Matty here on Kijiji I had to have him. No regrets. 

I spend most all my time outside alone and sure appreciate and need the company of a four legged companion with me. There's no better.

 

[ouiouibonjour]

My pug, Otis, is the king of the house—he doesn’t just act spoiled, he knows he runs the show. One time, he figured out that if he fake-sneezed during dinner, I’d ‘accidentally’ drop food for him. Now, every meal is like a Broadway performance of snorts and sneezes, complete with dramatic pauses until he gets his snack. He’s got me trained better than any dog trainer ever could. If you’re into pug shenanigans like this, you’d probably love pugsbeauty.com —it’s got all sorts of stories and tips about these little troublemakers.

Edited November 15 by ouiouibonjour

[BITEME]

On 11/7/2024 at 2:53 PM, Barry Willis said:

I remember very clearly Lew you sent me this picture in the past. Thanks for posting. That is a very nice one.

Even though I was still grieving the loss of my Trooper, when I saw Matty here on Kijiji I had to have him. No regrets. 

I spend most all my time outside alone and sure appreciate and need the company of a four legged companion with me. There's no better.

 

That’s right there is a good looking dog!!

[Spiel]

My daughter sent me this picture of my boy Gordie the same day that she grabbed the Hawk picture in the post "Death from Above."