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Thread: Are your dogs slowing down with age alot

  1. 17-09-2012, 11:19 PM #16
    el borracho
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    thats a big boy you got there barefoot
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  3. 17-09-2012, 11:24 PM #17
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    His dad's bigger and leaps small spaniels in a single bound.
    Definitely oversized for the breed, but as the last dog in the house was a Roti, he's still considered downsizing for the family.
    He's 38-39kg in peak condition, a bit heavier than that at the mo as I've been sick off and on and they are suffering for it.
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    My oldest lab is 8 and still bloody fast too find the milk around the place. My young fella Bolt will kick Jets arse in a race
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    My weim is getting on a bit but she's still nearly as fast as ever but for not as long and she feels big days in the morning so she is retired to couch warming duties.
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    This is a dirty ol dog
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    Shit the 70s porn industry called, they want their lounge back!
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    Seriously tho you dont watch 70s porn do you? all that hair uuurrghh
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