Author Topic: SHOW US PICS OF YOUR PETS - Poll added (Read 280428 times)

Bwana · « **Reply #3100 on:** July 02, 2018, 03:49:12 pm »

Meteor · « **Reply #3101 on:** July 02, 2018, 06:05:14 pm »

Yesterday, that is amazing

Your dog looks very good, I wanted the same and bought mine as a working dog but he has problems here and there. His back looked good till I soaked him and saw the curve. It is not the worst but it does bother me. I was confused by the other things that make them attractive like long hair etc but I won't make that mistake again. There is just too many expensive stuff my dogs need to have to worry about inbred problems.

Dog on the right is a true showdog

Psycho Porra · « **Reply #3102 on:** July 02, 2018, 06:54:49 pm »

Luna is now 5 months old and clever as hell. Hates strangers

windswept · « **Reply #3103 on:** July 02, 2018, 08:56:26 pm »

Lekker looking dog that.

Blou Zebu · « **Reply #3104 on:** July 03, 2018, 06:59:07 am »

Quote from: ChrisL - DUSTRIDERS on June 28, 2018, 05:48:38 pm

Quote from: Blou Zebu on June 28, 2018, 06:51:02 am
Quote from: ChrisL - DUSTRIDERS on June 27, 2018, 09:58:49 pm
Dis wintertyd en my klong kom kruip in vir bietjie hitte. Hy slaap nagdeur so!!
EK vra myself: Van wanneer af is daar n hond in Lenin se crypt/tomb?
Jy reken ek lyk so?!! :oWavoor was Lenin bekend, rykgeid, slimgeid of jagsgeid?

Drai jou kop dwars, of die pc screen dan sien jy. Ek dink dit was boosgeid?

Bwana · « **Reply #3105 on:** July 03, 2018, 09:05:00 am »

That is going to be a big dog. He will start filling out after about a year. It is important not to over exercise them at this stage. The problem with German Sherperds is that they are a new breed and the parameters and breeders have different Ideas about which way the breed should be bred. The original breeder or inventer of the dog wanted a tough working sherperd dog that could also be used to protect his flock. One thing for sure is they are all intelligent.

Fransw · « **Reply #3106 on:** July 03, 2018, 09:40:58 am »

Bwana, you have one happy and healthy dog! How old is she/he? Slightly different build than most GS, but looks good almost like the Belgiam Sheppard..

Bwana · « **Reply #3107 on:** July 03, 2018, 10:23:12 am »

Hi She is 5 she is 100% healthy and strong. Her ability to pluck a frisbee out of the air is amazing. She is a pure bred German Sherperd father a police dog mother used for breeding blind guide dogs I got very lucky but searched for a long time.

ChrisL - DUSTRIDERS · « **Reply #3108 on:** July 03, 2018, 10:34:03 am »

Quote from: Bwana on July 03, 2018, 10:23:12 am

Hi She is 5 she is 100% healthy and strong. Her ability to pluck a frisbee out of the air is amazing. She is a pure bred German Sherperd father a police dog mother used for breeding blind guide dogs I got very lucky but searched for a long time.

Bwana do they also have the hip problem?
Stunning dog although I am shit scared of GS's. Only dogs that have ever tried to bite me and always from behind.

Fransw · « **Reply #3109 on:** July 03, 2018, 10:43:21 am »

Quote from: Bwana on July 03, 2018, 10:23:12 am

Hi She is 5 she is 100% healthy and strong. Her ability to pluck a frisbee out of the air is amazing. She is a pure bred German Sherperd father a police dog mother used for breeding blind guide dogs I got very lucky but searched for a long time.

She is very beautiful! And a real cuty! Strong back and hips.. Its better than a too heavy built imo

Bwana · « **Reply #3110 on:** July 03, 2018, 10:50:43 am »

As explained the working dogs are much hardier than the show dogs it is uncommon to have hip problems which is more common in the show breed. Colors are not important in the working dogs but are in show dogs. The problem arises were the English were taken by this dog and needed them for there Military as they had seen how effective they were in the war.They imported them and bred them calling them the Alsation and standards changed a bit then the Americans tried to breed them bigger these are apparantly the dogs with the most hip problems and are bigger. The smallest breed is the working type. Here is an American perspective.

Fransw · « **Reply #3111 on:** July 03, 2018, 10:54:28 am »

Quote from: Bwana on July 03, 2018, 10:50:43 am

As explained the working dogs are much hardier than the show dogs it is uncommon to have hip problems which is more common in the show breed. Colors are not important in the working dogs but are in show dogs. The problem arises were the English were taken by this dog and needed them for there Military as they had seen how effective they were in the war.They imported them and bred them calling them the Alsation and standards changed a bit then the Americans tried to breed them bigger these are apparantly the dogs with the most hip problems and are bigger. The smallest breed is the working type. Here is an American perspective.

Yes, the idiot people always try to breed them bigger, Staffies, Labradors, GS, Ridgeback, etc.. Unfortunately those are the dogs mith the most skeleton problems. It pisses me of!

dookie · « **Reply #3112 on:** July 03, 2018, 12:50:29 pm »

Being bloody cold outside, I let the Barking Horse stay inside.
He off course, practices his psychokinetic powers by attempting to mind-dump food from the table.

BikerJan · « **Reply #3113 on:** July 03, 2018, 03:19:27 pm »

Nice dog Dookie, Boerboel?

dookie · « **Reply #3114 on:** July 03, 2018, 06:12:19 pm »

Jip Jan.
All 78kg (he has been on a diet) of him.

Mev Vis Arend · « **Reply #3115 on:** July 04, 2018, 06:49:30 am »

Quote from: dookie on July 03, 2018, 12:50:29 pm

Being bloody cold outside, I let the Barking Horse stay inside.
He off course, practices his psychokinetic powers by attempting to mind-dump food from the table.

Die baas van die plaas is self 'n pragtige dingetjie.

sidetrack · « **Reply #3116 on:** July 04, 2018, 08:34:09 am »

Quote from: Bwana on July 03, 2018, 10:50:43 am

As explained the working dogs are much hardier than the show dogs it is uncommon to have hip problems which is more common in the show breed. Colors are not important in the working dogs but are in show dogs. The problem arises were the English were taken by this dog and needed them for there Military as they had seen how effective they were in the war.They imported them and bred them calling them the Alsation and standards changed a bit then the Americans tried to breed them bigger these are apparantly the dogs with the most hip problems and are bigger. The smallest breed is the working type. Here is an American perspective.

Just give the stick to the dog ! Don't know who was more anxious during the video, me or the dog.

dookie · « **Reply #3117 on:** July 04, 2018, 09:56:44 am »

Quote from: Mev Vis Arend on July 04, 2018, 06:49:30 am

Quote from: dookie on July 03, 2018, 12:50:29 pm
Being bloody cold outside, I let the Barking Horse stay inside.
He off course, practices his psychokinetic powers by attempting to mind-dump food from the table.

Die baas van die plaas is self 'n pragtige dingetjie.

Aag thanx man !

Maar ek spog nie gewoonlik met myself nie.

Kamanya · « **Reply #3118 on:** July 04, 2018, 10:51:46 am »

Quote from: dookie on July 03, 2018, 12:50:29 pm

Being bloody cold outside, I let the Barking Horse stay inside.
He off course, practices his psychokinetic powers by attempting to mind-dump food from the table.

Jissus! That's a huge dog!

My neighbour has one. Not nearly as big though. Flipping clever and super strong. If my neighbours one only weighs about 50kg's and is a big handful when I play with him, yours must be a beast when he sets his mind to it!

Knucklhead · « **Reply #3119 on:** July 04, 2018, 11:50:02 am »

other day i arrived home and left the cars door open...a while later went looking for the dogs found them in car..waiting...

probably thought lets get outa here