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Stepdaughter got a new pup. Well she thinks it's hers.
Labrasomething I reckon.
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Stepdaughter got a new pup. Well she thinks it's hers.
Labrasomething I reckon.
Apparently it is mastiff x sharpei.
Rocco on the lookout for ducks
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Apparently it is mastiff x sharpei.
Shit, double parked.
RIP old buggerQuote:
Originally Posted by upnorth uplander
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She's a hard life a dog has alright.
My Chesador with first Pheasant, tracked flushed and retrieved was pretty happy with her effort
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The time Ivy ate a bee
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The time she spewed up a goat skin burrito......To this day i have not smelt anything so rancid in all my life.
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Pre hunt, Is as impressed as my wife about being up at 6.30 on a Saturday. Sneaky Photobomber Ruby in the back window
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Post hunt
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@Nugget connaisseur that "goatskin burrito" brings back revolting memories of the collection of Brahman testicles my Stafford consumed on the sly (about 20) out of a bin in the yards, before his guts said ENOUGH and he cotched them up all over the rear seat of the Hilux, in about 40°C on Queensland heat....
Sounds like you win haha. This had been in the yard for a couple of weeks ripening before she ate it, the mix of rotting billy goatskin and stomach acid etc. Glad she didnt try to pass it as im sure the vet bill would of been huge haha.
Ruby is an assistance dog for my wife. To me shes just an expensive pet that can come to the movies hahahaha.
Hunterway, Lab and Rotti mix.
She helps with balance, picks up dropped items, brings medication etc, alerts if Rachel is going to faint.
Rachel has also taught her to press crossing buttons, take off shoes and socks. Pickup rubbish and put it in the bin.
All serious and work when the vest is on. Take it off and out comes the Hunterway and she runs around like crazy barking and having a good time.
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Waiting to catch the bus
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That’s a dog to be proud ofQuote:
Originally Posted by Nugget connaisseur
Last lot. Jax,
Was meant to go to an overseas military but didnt pass all of the tests. Its a shame as hes an awesome dog.
My other two as well and a dog she was walking. Jax is the bottom right Belgium Malinois (Belgium Shepherd) New to the pack so not many photos of him alone
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Bonus Photos:
Mums chew toy of a dog 10/10 camouflage master.
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Our first dog. Rotti Lab x
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Wifie did all the work, She put alot of time into her. Even when shes out and about in the vest the training still continues.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSL
Ill post some videos when i can
Yes please do @Nugget connaisseur, I love to see service dogs in action. It's a bloody marvel and they are remarkable creatures with remarkable trainers.
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Originally Posted by Flyblown
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For those that are interested in the fancy stuff that Ruby can do...
This is extra tasks over and above the main tasks of momentum/balance assistance, picking up generic items and alerting to high heart rate/stress etc.
Ruby putting rubbish in the the bin.
https://www.facebook.com/rachel.j.su...6557980880761/
I believe these links will only work if you have facebook, Sorry people that dont, ill get it fixed so it works or put them on youtube.
Ruby learning to open cupboards and doors etc.
https://www.facebook.com/rachel.j.su...6698766600316/
Pressing pedestrian buttons
https://www.facebook.com/rachel.j.su...6410382910904/
Bonus photo of her lazy way of pressing pedestrian buttons if they are low enough.
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Both of those Ruby's are gems.
Do anything to get the chip crumbs !!
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Bahaha one of my dogs loves twisties. She goes nuts and will do anything to try get some.
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Bo, bull terrier X dogo argentina
10 1/2 years old. 35kg and can still chase down a rabbit !Quote:
Originally Posted by gonetropo
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and with his bro.......Bear........wont be taking either of them into the bush......
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breed?
Both Miniature Schnauzers......Eddie was the runt, but has massive "small dog syndrome".......and i mean 'massive'....he never backs down from larger dogs and is a real handful in the park off leash.......:o
the neighbor has a schnauzer , unfortunately it is a nasty evil tempered little bugger, last week it tried to bite my dog, bo did the equivalent as laugh at it till my cat went to his rescue and bit it on the nads. i swear that dog did the fastest retreat done the french in ww2Quote:
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So its not just mine then????? the big fella (Bear) is cool as and really chilled.....thank fuckQuote:
Originally Posted by gonetropo
this is my new lab pup caribou, called bou for shortAttachment 983958 week's old I think he will be ok :D
never too young to start training good work!Quote:
Originally Posted by nightshooter
He's like's to carry thing's, just getting him use to feather's:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nugget connaisseur
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Ruger is the black lab cross, he is 5 years old.
Kora is the Dudley lab, she is 3 years old.
They are complete bastards, but thankfully they are my bastards
Sako my 3 year old black lab. Goes well on ducks and is handy with deer. Beautiful nature, very laid back and relaxed.
This fat shite is now about 6 months old and be pushing 30kgs.
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After work gathering of tracking rabbits for the vjp test tomm with sting the cocker
Jess discovered rock oysters at full pace this afternoon.....blood all over the carpet.
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