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We had a Rottweiler/German Shephard mix before, and she was the sweetest little girly ever! She was also amazingly easy to train [noteably why people use rotties to train as attack animals].
It's nice to see them get some good publicity, though.
My sister has a Pitbull girl as well. People just have such skewed visions of them, just like they do rats and mice.
It's nice to see them get some good publicity, though.
My sister has a Pitbull girl as well. People just have such skewed visions of them, just like they do rats and mice.
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That's so sweet! Dobes = awesome ... I just wish people would not crop their ears and dock their tails. They're so beautiful before all of that mutilation.
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thats really cute. a friend of mine used to ride at a barn whrere they had rotts. one of them would try to sniff out your pockets for cookies, if she found them, she would less than a foot from you until you gave her one. most all of the rotts ive known love to sit on your foot and lean against you *cute!*
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It was too good to pass up. I love good publicity for "bad dogs".
Actually, my beau and his best friend and I were watching Judge Joe Brown yesterday [beau does not have cable] and this 16-year-old girl was on there trying to get her Pitbull back from these guys and Judge Brown told her she was "too young to have such a dangerous animal."
It was unbearably stupid.
I agree! My friend actually linked me to the bottom photo first and then sent me the article.Originally Posted by gas4
That's sooooooo cute. The pictures really make that story.
It was too good to pass up. I love good publicity for "bad dogs".
Actually, my beau and his best friend and I were watching Judge Joe Brown yesterday [beau does not have cable] and this 16-year-old girl was on there trying to get her Pitbull back from these guys and Judge Brown told her she was "too young to have such a dangerous animal."
It was unbearably stupid.
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We had a huge Rottweiler that was the sweetest (and at times the dumbest) dog ever. Will never forget when he found a bunch of baby rabbits in the fields. He collected them all and brought them one by one to my dad who didn't realize what was happening until it was too late and the little rabbits were well-drenched in Rottie slobber. Can't remember now what we did with the rabbits....think we gave them to someone who had experience with wild orphans...but that was a long time ago...not sure.
We always thought he was just a big softie, a total sweetie, but one day my mom came back from taking him for a walk in the park and she was visibily shaken. She said that he was just walking along nicely (meaning, dragging her every which direction) when a group of boys (meaning, young thug-looking males) started swaggering up in my mom's direction and using some foul language. My mom did not feel directly threatened by them, but she said that Fritz appeared to increase in size, got a very scary look in his eyes and gave a low, but VERY menacing snarl. She said that at that moment, she could understand why so many people are afraid of big Rottweilers and that she was in fact a little afraid of him.
Needless to say, the "boys" disappeared rather quickly...walking backwards very quietly the whole way. Fritz got some extra pats and praise, mainly for not taking after the "boys" to teach them a lesson. And none of us (except my father) ever took him for a walk alone again as we all knew that we were not strong enough to stop him if he ever tried to go after someone.
Big dogs scare me despite the fact that I grew up around German Shepards and Rottweilers. It takes time for me to warm up to a large dog. A LOT of time. Not that I believe any particular breed should be wiped out. I can understand people's fear, but I cannot understand how they choose to deal with that fear.
We always thought he was just a big softie, a total sweetie, but one day my mom came back from taking him for a walk in the park and she was visibily shaken. She said that he was just walking along nicely (meaning, dragging her every which direction) when a group of boys (meaning, young thug-looking males) started swaggering up in my mom's direction and using some foul language. My mom did not feel directly threatened by them, but she said that Fritz appeared to increase in size, got a very scary look in his eyes and gave a low, but VERY menacing snarl. She said that at that moment, she could understand why so many people are afraid of big Rottweilers and that she was in fact a little afraid of him.
Needless to say, the "boys" disappeared rather quickly...walking backwards very quietly the whole way. Fritz got some extra pats and praise, mainly for not taking after the "boys" to teach them a lesson. And none of us (except my father) ever took him for a walk alone again as we all knew that we were not strong enough to stop him if he ever tried to go after someone.
Big dogs scare me despite the fact that I grew up around German Shepards and Rottweilers. It takes time for me to warm up to a large dog. A LOT of time. Not that I believe any particular breed should be wiped out. I can understand people's fear, but I cannot understand how they choose to deal with that fear.
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Awww! They all are so cute! Great story
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