Yep. Adding a photo of a different angle, just in case anyone was thinking he is fat....he's lean, not fat, just to the point you can't see the ribs protruding.
He's pretty big boned, his wrists, i.e. front pasterns are 6" in diameter, and his chest is already 35.25", so I'm thinking 120 minimum 🤔 because he still has so much more growing and filling out to do and he is mostly European. But idk...appreciate your guess!
Anyone want to take a guess at what he'll top out at? Height wise I'm thinking even if he's at 90-95% of his mature height, that would be somewhere between 29-31+ 😬
He's definitely going to be a big boy, I was really hoping for a normal size. He can no longer fit in a 500xl crate, which means he can't get on a commercial flight here. Stuck on the rock unless we travel by ferry, and the state has cut ferry service to our town, so trying to get him to dog...
Mischievously depositing a mouthful of kibble on the desktop so he can pretend he's just eating while knocking everything else down 🤡 (misbehaving shopdog)
I know we're off topic here, sorry OP.
If you're in a state that has strict liability laws it likely doesn't matter. If paired with a no trespassers sign, the court may feel you did your due diligence in the case of trespass onto your property.
This is the sign I put on our shop door when we...
Same here, I don't have any experience with Airbnb, but hotels have never asked me about breed, weight, or the status of their gonads. We've either camped with our dogs or stayed in hotels with them. I guess it's just one more reason to avoid Airbnb for me. 😄
That is just laughable, Norway banned spay and neutering and they don't have an overpopulation/stray problem. It's not a dog problem, it's a people problem. Responsible dog owners don't let their dogs roam free. The US is full of irresponsible retards that don't know how to care for/train...
There is no benefit to neutering a male. It does, however, increase risks of certain cancers; prostate cancer ~4× higher in neutered males, (because the prostate gland is left in place and loses hormonal regulation) bladder transitional cell carcinoma is ~3.6× more common in neutered males and...
What a lovely boy that seems to be a great match for you!
His body type reminds me of a lurcher, and the ears are quite high set, so I think there's a prick eared dog in the mix, and the tail looks pretty substantial too- so I'd guess GreyhoundXKelpie, no Doberman. Whatever the results, he's a...
Hello Guest!
We are glad you found us, if you find anything useful here please consider registering to see more content and get involved with our great community members, it takes less than a minute!
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.