tonsiltickler wrote: » German sheperds; so loyal, extremely clever and great companions. I have one and my dad has one.
Deleted User wrote: » Sam - he was a three legged fox terrier that would howl/sing along to music. Despite his size (he was quite small) and the fact he had only 1 back leg, he would attempt to hump whatever he could. There was one time he vanished for three days and came back limping worse than usual and we were petrified that he had damaged his only back leg, which would have potentially meant us putting him to sleep, so we brought him to the vet. Vet examines him and notices how tired Sam seems to be. Came to the conclusion that there was a bitch in heat somewhere and he was limping because he had exerted himself far too much. What a dog.
Kerrydude1981 wrote: » Cant beat the Terriers,Ive a terrier as well.he fancys his chances with the bitches as well no matter what size they are
stupidusername wrote: » I've never had a dog for keeps, the closest I've gotten was a JRT that I picked up in the park one day and brought home. he was wet, dirty, underfed and terrified of people. handed him over to animal welfare two days later.he was a great little companion, even if it was just for two days. the second morning (he slept in my room on a pillow) I woke up, and looked down at him, and he got excited and ran up onto the bed, and snuggled down beside me miss him.here's a pic and two more
fran oconnor wrote: » He's a lovely fella, its a shame that you couldn't keep him.
JaxxYChicK wrote: » I wholeheartedly believe that Shepherds get an undeserved bad rep.
cozzie55 wrote: » I have a: boarder collie, collie and australian cattle dog. Take your pick each of them are the best dogs out there