Case in point....look at the carnige this Lab puppy made of his squeaky toy....and now he sets his sights on the "puddle"

 

yeah my apartment tried to pull that..I had to say he was a terrier mix..lol..also, he was a puppy when I moved in so he was under 25lbs..technically...now he weighs 65lbs...pure muscle, it is funny to see the people that have the little ankle biters..because the little *****s will bark and try to get after him..he just stands there..I just look at the owners and say..wow you have one agressive dog as me and my pit just walk away

 

I have a puppy that I believe to be a yellow lab/shepard mix. German Shepards are a "banned breed" here so if anyone asks, I am puppy sitting for a little while. Those damn ankle biters are all alike, at least in this complex. They yap at my dogs and my Husky will just look at them and then turn his head away. My puppy will bark back and its funny because she is so small and barks like a BIG GIRL. Heres her "I didn't do it" pic after ripping the comforter apart as well as the trash.

 

pretty pup..I am trying to see about posting a pic of my dog, but I dont have them on the net to post..

lol..I came home to a similar incident only mine was the whole friggin couch..he just looked at me like "is something wrong?" I was so hot, but I couldn't do anything because I didnt catch him doing it.. but now he stays in the crate while I am away, and gets frequent trips to my parents to run and tear stuff up on the 3 acres

 

It never mattered what direction they were pointing... She could fill up a bucket!!!

 

Agreed.

A number of years ago one of my friends got a rottweiler (adult dog, adopted). When she told me she got the dog my first reaction was "Oh no . . . those dogs are mean."

I was very apprehensive about going over there the first time after she got her (female rott named "Gwen"). I was sitting on the couch and Gwen comes in, hops up on the couch and plops half her body in my lap (was wasn't exactly comfortable for me as she's one big dog) and pretty much fell asleep. This dog and I connected immediately. She has the greatest disposition of any dog I have ever seen and I just love her to death. I am sure there must be rotts out there that are mean, but I am sure that's true of every breed. Gwen is just so casual and cool.

Now RAT-DOGS on the other hand . . . those little $h*ts . . . .I have NEVER once seen a rat-dog that wasn't high strung and always barking and trying to bite something or someone. Those are the dogs you gotta watch out for!


Can you imagine if we took that attitude in this forum? . . . We wouldn't have Raoul!!!!

 

i had a rottie for 9 yrs he started off nice but after a few years he was nasty didnt like anyone he didnt know. but it was okay noone would bother my kids in the yard if the valued there life.
but sadley i had to put him down do to mouth cancer (RIP)
now i am looking into getting a boxer

 

my cousin has a 120lb Rott who is about as mean as a gnat..and she also thinks she is a lapdog...it is funny when we play tug..I put my finger in her mouth and she closes it so that I am pulling on her canines and she GROWLS and keeps pressure..but never ever would think of biting down...but she sounds ferocious..lol

 

Any dog with a black tongue is iffy. I've never had any trouble with my pits or boxers; but, I've had 2 chows that were very loving, when it came to the immediate family. However, they were very untrusting of strangers and would bite at the drop of a hat. My favorite pet as a kid was a chow/elkhound mix that was solid black. Except for his teeth. My friends hated him.