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chris139ryan wrote: »oh you want your chair back. Don't think so pal
You can see why they were once such a massively popular breed; they're so efficient & attractive looking ... as well as loads of fun, as you're finding out
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Our best guess is a Lab X Staff. His mother was a staff and he's very lab like, loves to swim, loves to retrieve. How old is your pup?
I have puppy pics of Harley if you'd like to see, might give you an idea how he looked as a baby.
That would be brilliant - he's currently 13 months old and about 33kg. Everyone keeps assuring us that both labs and boxers have a 18 month or so growth period which is why at this point, with him being the at the top end of what's quoted on a lot of sites as usual 'full' weight of both breeds we're beginning to wonder if perhaps the farmer might have been wrong on the mixture. He seems to have quite a bit of 'filling out' to go around his shoulders as he's very lean there compared to both breeds.
Can't see his brindle very well in this shot but hopefully gives you an idea of why I was immediately drawn to the similarities with your dog
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i no and its greatfishfoodie wrote: »You can see why they were once such a massively popular breed; they're so efficient & attractive looking ... as well as loads of fun, as you're finding out he gets a bigger messer by the day. I just cant see how they are still not a hugely popular dog as they are just great. I suppose we can thank the media for that :mad:
I know what you mean im always happy when im around himThat happens all the time in our house. You can't get up off your seat for a second without a dog jumping onto it. My mother is at the point where she'll apologise to the dog for asking it to get down and that's only when she's tired of sitting sideways on the chair because the dog is there. It's quite amusing actually considering she was very "no dogs on the furniture or upstairs ever!" when they arrived first. It took less than a month for them to win her over.
hahaha id love to see your mum apologising to the dog
Aw, he's adorable! I love it when pups go bonkers. There's so much energy and enjoyment in what they're doing. It can really boost the spirits!0 -
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chris139ryan wrote: »i no and its great he gets a bigger messer by the day. I just cant see how they are still not a hugely popular dog as they are just great. I suppose we can thank the media for that :mad:
I was talking to a breeder in the UK a few years back who stoppped breeding EBTs because of all the Orcs who wanted a "Hard Dog" after the restrictions on staffies came in. She was used to dealing with dog lovers and couldn't hack the thugs who wanted to 'train' them to be nasty.
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@Sarahbro - my cat Shay was just like Rainbow. totally back, and lit up every time you tried to take a pic of him
I miss him loads. I would love to get another cat. 0 -
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This pic is from a while ago! Left Jake on his own in the Utility room for maybe 15mins.... went back to him and he had decided to chill out in a cardboard box that was way smaller than him!:D
Rolling over for belly rubs...while still in the tiny box!!
Squished box!
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