Another Addition to the Offroad family!
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grandmaster
Let the build Re-begin
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- St. George, Utah
Very cute, it makes me miss my puppy(who is not so puppyish anymore)
This is the first time I have had a puppy, its a totally new experience, but once he got used to his kennel he is not making any noise at night, I think the first few days were rough, and I am glad he has grown out of it.
He is pretty much potty trained, ALMOST, he has a few accidents but he is a little guy still
I think he will be a ton of fun!
He is pretty much potty trained, ALMOST, he has a few accidents but he is a little guy still
I think he will be a ton of fun!
grandmaster
Let the build Re-begin
- Location
- St. George, Utah
They are a lot of fun, I am away at college and I've been gone for almost a week and I already miss my dog more than anything(other then family, which my dog "harley" is considered) They learn quick and i have not been around the bread much, but my dog is pretty good, and very loyal, maybe a little too loyal as she does not like people around my family. I got her when she was 5 weeks, which is really young to take a pup away from its mother, anywho, make sure the puppy is around a lot of different people that way she doesnt get too mean. I did it with my dog, just didnt work.
Here on some pictures of my dog. Pure bred German Shepherd
She is a year now, i just can't find the pictures i had, they are on my flash drive, i will get the posted up tomorrow.
Here on some pictures of my dog. Pure bred German Shepherd
She is a year now, i just can't find the pictures i had, they are on my flash drive, i will get the posted up tomorrow.
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- East Stabbington
Cute! I want a boxer really bad, but I just don't have the time to take care of it. I'm never around and most of the things I do a dog would be more of a PITA than a blessing.
Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
My neighbor has a boxer, big freakin' dog. Seems like he wants to kill everyone, but really just playing around with a big voice, big jumps, big knock-you-on-your-ass.. etc.
OH that coon hound is so cute! lol I bet that is going to be a nightmare at night when he is in his kennel! if you go that way.
Cody, I thought the dog would be a lot more work than it is, the first few days were different, having to get up earlier, and feed him and let him tinkle before I go to work, but I think after a few weeks of that its normal routine. I pretty much take him everywhere in his kennel, and I keep him on a leash if I take him somewhere with lots of young kids or people who are new to him. He gets a little excited and jumps on people, pounces more like. He is also still in the chewing, gnawing stage he wont hurt you but it scares kids. So if a kid walks up, I tell him, "Hey if he bites you softly its ok, if you dont like him pat his nose and tell him no harshly, but he is going to want to get right up to you"
All my Nieces and nephews do pretty darn good around him. I am excited more everyday as he gets older.
Cody, I thought the dog would be a lot more work than it is, the first few days were different, having to get up earlier, and feed him and let him tinkle before I go to work, but I think after a few weeks of that its normal routine. I pretty much take him everywhere in his kennel, and I keep him on a leash if I take him somewhere with lots of young kids or people who are new to him. He gets a little excited and jumps on people, pounces more like. He is also still in the chewing, gnawing stage he wont hurt you but it scares kids. So if a kid walks up, I tell him, "Hey if he bites you softly its ok, if you dont like him pat his nose and tell him no harshly, but he is going to want to get right up to you"
All my Nieces and nephews do pretty darn good around him. I am excited more everyday as he gets older.
- Location
- East Stabbington
Ya. My thing is that I spend a lot of time away from home on the weekends, and most of my trips would be really difficult to do with a dog running around and I would feel bad if it was just sitting at home all day every day without attention.
grandmaster
Let the build Re-begin
- Location
- St. George, Utah
I just wish the puppies would stay puppies. They are always fun when grown, they are just a lot cuter when they are puppies
Rubi-Mama
My truck, his payments.
- Location
- Mtn. Home, ID
I love Boxers. I did Boxer rescue in Florida for 2 years before moving to Idaho. Here is a picutres of my 3 boys.
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Jeremy P from Moab has the most adorable little boxer. aren't the females considerably smaller than the males?
Rubi-Mama
My truck, his payments.
- Location
- Mtn. Home, ID
Typically yes, but I adopted a 94 lbs female out one time. Our first boxer was a German boxer. He was 106 lbs and pure muscle. The German Boxer breed (a true German boxer) tends to be bigger. But they are also around $1000.00 too.
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- East Stabbington
Those are big dogs. I don't know that I would want a 100 lb dog lol. all of the boxers I have ever been around have been super well behaved and affectionate--almost too affectionate sometimes lol.
the boxer I have that lives next door is really pretty, good coloring. They said they got him from the pound, he doesnt bark at me when I get home, only if I walk up to him, he runs away... he strikes me as a dangerous dog. Maybe its just me but I think he was probably abused, he is very skittish. I can see him pouncing on you when your not looking but not even thinking about it if you are looking at him...
Rubi-Mama
My truck, his payments.
- Location
- Mtn. Home, ID
Sorry for the Hijack: I have to share one more thing about Boxers. In my earlier post, I said I did Boxer Rescue for 2 years. Here are some pictures of the boxers that I would get and nurse back to health m(I'm a nurse so I would always get the sick ones). THESE PICTURES ARE NOT PRETTY! Just wanted to warn everyone.
On a good note, this particular dog "Sarah" went on to becoming a certified guide dog for her deaf adopted owner.
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On a good note, this particular dog "Sarah" went on to becoming a certified guide dog for her deaf adopted owner.
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