Thread: Dogs!

Beautiful boy Paul! This was my pretty boy! 16 great and wonderful years of joy! He was a show stoper I kid you not. He made Gary Brown a very well know vet surgeon in Cali(came up with the TPLO procedure) say "He has the highest muscle to bone ratio I have seen in my life" and he works on race dogs and tactical dogs. I still have the X-rays! Lol!
He was also the smartest dog I have ever had and have know personaly. I took him to Cooper Calvin and Son who at that time(1998) had 35 years with german sheapards stemming from the Army. I finished his 8 week personal training course in 4 weeks with the remainder weeks doing situational training. Which they normaly charge more for because they require more people to recreate situations you could find yourself in. He said he did not mind because I had made him a bunch of money because people kept asking how long I had trained my dog that when he told them they would all sign up for the full couse. Lol! I could not make this up I still remember his laugh! More than 20 years ago, my how time flies. I still remember the good times we shared. His name you might ask, his name was Toro! My first baby boy.Attachment 319817
It took more than a year of searching to find Toro in 1997 and I had to drive 2 and a half hours away in Sacramento Ca, Pit Bulls used to be hard to aquire one.

Fetch boy. GOOD boy Fido!

Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

Fetch boy. GOOD boy Fido!

Originally Posted by Toroblanco

His name you might ask, his name was Toro

Toro is such a handsome boy!

Originally Posted by cudarunner

GOOD BOY FERGUS!!!

Buddy got his first hair cut, and gabby had to pull the typical photo bomb!

He’s lost the cool feathers, but had some knots behind the ears and that second coat wasn’t summer friendly.
Losing his puppy cuteness, but a fine looking face.

To catch a squirrel one must think like a squirrel.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Buddy got his first hair cut, and gabby had to pull the typical photo bomb!

He’s lost the cool feathers, but had some knots behind the ears and that second coat wasn’t summer friendly.
Losing his puppy cuteness, but a fine looking face.

Ok Mike, I went back through the posts to 12/19/2019 and looked at all of Buddy's pictures and I don't see Any Feathers, let alone any 'Cool Feathers'---

My cousin had a Husky/Malamute cross named Charger and they lived in the Central area of Washington which is a dessert and while he had a large kennel and lots of shade, my uncle bought a set of horse clippers and every year Charger got clipped real close.

The kennel had 6 foot chain link fencing but if another dog got in the yard, Charger would clear that fence in a single bound and once the dog was whipped and sent home he'd jump back in the kennel.

Maybe tassels would be a better description Roy.
My wife called them tail feathers.

His hair was wild.


Think it is the cocker spaniel in him more than the sheltie.