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Morning Snoops....
Damn ! :wow:Dem Dog look darn good............ Lookit that shiney coat.

To my Rheumey right eye, a coat is a dead giveaway as to overall condition.....

It also is a reflection of the dog's mental condition.... Even if a dog's nutrition's fine but the dog's under long term strain, the coat goes dull....

Nope..... baring Hailey's comet making landfall in the middle of the night..... Me thinks nothing to worry about....

But I gottcha, we're all like fussing grandma's round a newborn in swaddling....:pacman:
 
Bella update
15/05 9.3kg
24/05 10.2kg
02/06 11.3kg
09/06 12.6kg
24/06/18 14.1kg (16 wks)
30/06/18 15.1kg (17 wks) -> 33.3lb
15/07/18 16.2kg (19 wks)
18/08/18 19.1kg (24 wks) -> 42lb
01/09/18 20.4kg (26 wks) -> 44.91b
16/09/18 21.2kg (28 wks) -> 46.7lb
16/09/18 24inches. 61cm approx 6months
10/10/18 22.8kg (31 wks) -> 50.2lb

Still worried she might be a bit too thin. O can see her ribs and waist is really tiny.
She does not look too thin. She just appears to be a smaller Doberman.
 
Morning all...

No doggie upping-date from me this weekend, instead it's new chariot update

I went to my weekend retreat in the new chariot, and arrived 10 minutes before a downpour of note. Lasted all of Sat afternoon & night, so I left on Saturday about 90:00 ish, still raining medium hard.

Now the geological history of that area is actually quite interesting, and millenia ago it was a huge inland sea. Because of this, the entire area is clay........ And real snotty stuff, But fortunately the access roads to the farm where my retreat is have been gravelled, but if you slip just once... you are stuck. You break through the gravel, the differential does it's job and you stand in one place.

So I moseyed outta there at 2Km / H.... All the way toe the main road.... Drifted sieways once or twice but got through OK

Below, are photos of the farm road... (First one I took this because I thought it funny <Its the Jeep - Landrover thing>)

However I said that the area is quite interesting, here are some of the interesting things about it.

Has one of the biggest extint volcanoes in South Africa.... Pielansberg, where the famous Sun City is. (you can google it)

The Magalliesberg (to you guy's hills, to us mountains) are the oldest hills in the world!

The armistice to the second Anglo-boer-war- was signed under a boabab tree in the area

The British lost their socks during the Second Anglo boer war due to a Famous Boer General, General Da La Rey who led his troop all along the top of the Magaliesberg to Skeerpoort, where the British tried to break through one of the few gaps along the mountain range, and where utterly decimated by astonishingly accurate boer shooting.

All your "Rustenburg Granite" kitchen tops come from the hills there.

It was in this area that we had the recient Marikana shooting of the miners.

Then, (un-substantiated) I believe it provided the basis for the topogrophy for the map of middle earth, for Tolkien's Lord of the rings.

I can see every single major feature on the map, with the excepton of Fangorn, and pretty much in the same place...

The lands of Gondor / Mordor / the badlands / the mountain / the dragon's lair / the brandywine / mines of Morior / representation of the steps of kasa-doom... where Gandalf battled the balrog) and much more...... One day, when I'm on pension, I'll film all of this and put it on the net....

But anyhow, the new chariot.... It has a wonderful feature that it calculates your average consumption every kilometer....

Over a distance there and back, of 270Km I averaged 5.8 there and by the time I got home 6.1 (probibly due to the wet roads)

Now all of the above is the excuse why there is no update on Grumbles's weight & height.....:whistle:

Photo of secrete field trials of Jeep's new technology destined for Africa
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Exploring round on the back roads in the Brits area, where my weekend retreat is
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Those hills are where all the famous Rustenberg Granite (A peculuar red - flecked coloured granite) that make those kitchen tops come from....
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Morning all...

No doggie upping-date from me this weekend, instead it's new chariot update

I went to my weekend retreat in the new chariot, and arrived 10 minutes before a downpour of note. Lasted all of Sat afternoon & night, so I left on Saturday about 90:00 ish, still raining medium hard.

Now the geological history of that area is actually quite interesting, and millenia ago it was a huge inland sea. Because of this, the entire area is clay........ And real snotty stuff, But fortunately the access roads to the farm where my retreat is have been gravelled, but if you slip just once... you are stuck. You break through the gravel, the differential does it's job and you stand in one place.

So I moseyed outta there at 2Km / H.... All the way toe the main road.... Drifted sieways once or twice but got through OK

Below, are photos of the farm road... (First one I took this because I thought it funny <Its the Jeep - Landrover thing>)

However I said that the area is quite interesting, here are some of the interesting things about it.

Has one of the biggest extint volcanoes in South Africa.... Pielansberg, where the famous Sun City is. (you can google it)

The Magalliesberg (to you guy's hills, to us mountains) are the oldest hills in the world!

The armistice to the second Anglo-boer-war- was signed under a boabab tree in the area

The British lost their socks during the Second Anglo boer war due to a Famous Boer General, General Da La Rey who led his troop all along the top of the Magaliesberg to Skeerpoort, where the British tried to break through one of the few gaps along the mountain range, and where utterly decimated by astonishingly accurate boer shooting.

All your "Rustenburg Granite" kitchen tops come from the hills there.

It was in this area that we had the recient Marikana shooting of the miners.

Then, (un-substantiated) I believe it provided the basis for the topogrophy for the map of middle earth, for Tolkien's Lord of the rings.

I can see every single major feature on the map, with the excepton of Fangorn, and pretty much in the same place...

The lands of Gondor / Mordor / the badlands / the mountain / the dragon's lair / the brandywine / mines of Morior / representation of the steps of kasa-doom... where Gandalf battled the balrog) and much more...... One day, when I'm on pension, I'll film all of this and put it on the net....

But anyhow, the new chariot.... It has a wonderful feature that it calculates your average consumption every kilometer....

Over a distance there and back, of 270Km I averaged 5.8 there and by the time I got home 6.1 (probibly due to the wet roads)

Now all of the above is the excuse why there is no update on Grumbles's weight & height.....:whistle:

Photo of secrete field trials of Jeep's new technology destined for Africa
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Exploring round on the back roads in the Brits area, where my weekend retreat is
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Those hills are where all the famous Rustenberg Granite (A peculuar red - flecked coloured granite) that make those kitchen tops come from....
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That's a totally solid excuse in my books. Re LOTR (awesome movies!) of course they copied an existing map. Pretty cool to learn it's there. Good to hear the car handled the roads too. 2 km/hr? Sounds like quicksand!
 
Charlie’s update:
7 weeks - 7.04kg (15.5lb)
8 weeks - 7.5kg (16.5lb)
11 weeks - 11.9kg (26lb)
11 1/2 weeks - 12.4kg (27lb)
13 weeks - 14.8kg (33lb)
14 weeks - 16.6kg (36.5lb)
15 weeks - 17.0kg (37.5lb)
16 weeks - 18.0kg (39.5lb)
17 weeks - 19.0kg (41.5lb)
18 weeks - 20.1kg (44lb)
20 weeks - 22.7kg (50lb)
21 weeks - 23.6kg (52lb)
22 weeks - 24.7kg (54.5lb)
23 weeks - 25.8kg (57lb)
24 weeks - 27.4kg (60.5lb)
25 weeks - 29.0kg (64lb)
26 weeks - 29.1kg (64lb)
27 weeks - 29.9kg (66lb)
28 weeks - 31.0kg (68lb)
29 weeks - 33.2kg (73lb)
30 weeks - 34.8kg (76.7lb)
31 weeks - 35.2kg (77.6lb)
32 weeks - 35.8kg (79lb)
33 weeks - 36.3kg (80lb)
34 weeks - 37.0kg (81.5lb)
35 weeks - 37.0kg (81.5lb)
36 weeks - 36.8kg (81lb)
37 weeks - 37.2kg (82lb)

For the last 4 weeks the scale hasn’t moved much at all. Imagining a huge growth spurt is coming... calm before the storm

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So this week.......... 25.1 KG............ Height not measured, I'm too scared.

Since last week Grumble's has been favoring her L front leg... Nothing seems wrong and the doggie doc concurred. seems it's ok now....

But here's what's interesting. I read somewhere that at 6 month (which was last week) if you take the height at the withers, multiply by 100 then divide by 75 you get an accurate determination of final height.....

Height last week was 62cm so that will give me 82cm final height..... GWARSH. If that's the case That's a bloomin horse!
breed spec says 62 - 68......

SIGH...... Just havta wait-n-see
 
Bella update
15/05 9.3kg
24/05 10.2kg
02/06 11.3kg
09/06 12.6kg
24/06/18 14.1kg (16 wks)
30/06/18 15.1kg (17 wks) -> 33.3lb
15/07/18 16.2kg (19 wks)
18/08/18 19.1kg (24 wks) -> 42lb
01/09/18 20.4kg (26 wks) -> 44.91b
16/09/18 21.2kg (28 wks) -> 46.7lb
(16/09/18 Height 24inches. 61cm approx 6months)
10/10/18 22.8kg (31 wks) -> 50.2lb
10/11/18 22.5kg
11/12/18 23.7kg. Height 27inches to whitters.
 

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Bella update
15/05 9.3kg
24/05 10.2kg
02/06 11.3kg
09/06 12.6kg
24/06/18 14.1kg (16 wks)
30/06/18 15.1kg (17 wks) -> 33.3lb
15/07/18 16.2kg (19 wks)
18/08/18 19.1kg (24 wks) -> 42lb
01/09/18 20.4kg (26 wks) -> 44.91b
16/09/18 21.2kg (28 wks) -> 46.7lb
(16/09/18 Height 24inches. 61cm approx 6months)
10/10/18 22.8kg (31 wks) -> 50.2lb
10/11/18 22.5kg
11/12/18 23.7kg. Height 27inches to whitters.

Wow! I can see so much change in her, @Snoops! She’s maturing :dobe: Such a beautiful girl.
 
15/05 9.3kg
24/05 10.2kg
02/06 11.3kg
09/06 12.6kg
24/06/18 14.1kg (16 wks)
30/06/18 15.1kg (17 wks) -> 33.3lb
15/07/18 16.2kg (19 wks)
18/08/18 19.1kg (24 wks) -> 42lb
01/09/18 20.4kg (26 wks) -> 44.91b
16/09/18 21.2kg (28 wks) -> 46.7lb
16/09/18 24inches. 61cm approx 6months
10/10/18 22.8kg (31 wks) -> 50.2lb
10/11/18 22.5kg
11/12/18 23.7kg
06/01/19 24.4kg (53.7lbs) 10 months old
 

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Reddington 65lbs at the 6 month mark!View attachment 91769
So many new toys! I love getting toys for my boy and I have seen that big blue rubber stick at all the pet shops but never bought it. I’d be interested in knowing how it holds up to the Dober chompers. You will want to supervise the interaction with it just in case it doesn’t hold up. That tug is great, so is the antler bone, and I can’t quite tell what the packaged item is, but if it’s a Nylabone, Benebone, or Pet Stages brand you should be fine.
 
So many new toys! I love getting toys for my boy and I have seen that big blue rubber stick at all the pet shops but never bought it. I’d be interested in knowing how it holds up to the Dober chompers. You will want to supervise the interaction with it just in case it doesn’t hold up. That tug is great, so is the antler bone, and I can’t quite tell what the packaged item is, but if it’s a Nylabone, Benebone, or Pet Stages brand you should be fine.
We are at the pet store once a week for toys it seems like! I will let you know how the safe stick stands up to him haha he seems to destroy everything so I have my reservations. During the day when he is in the kennel he only gets his kong and then when he's out at night with us around he can have his pick of his toy for the night
 
Here is a breif Listing of our boy Argo's weight progress
9.0 weeks 10.1 KG 22.3lbs
10 Weeks 12.5KG 27.3 lbs
11.5 Weeks 14.4 KG 31.7 Lbs
14.5 weeks 18.3 KG 40.3 LBs

Everyone is always commenting how large his paws are. Love this pupp!
I havent had him on the scale in a few weeks now, I will try soon
 

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