So, Im sitting at home with the GF...she gets a call from her mom...a couple of "awwwws" and such...and next thing I know Im on my way to see this puppy that just showed up on her moms doorstep. Well...I had my heart set on a english bulldog....but...I managed to take in this little fella. And heres....Monte
Wow hehe... that is real cute. But you know that thing wont be a puppy for long. It will be huge in no time. Good luck.
Yeah that one wont be easy to train I can pretty much assume that already. He will be pushy I would believe.
Not sure on the breed...some mutt Im sure...though he seems to have Saint Brenard-ish colorings...and maybe some Collie....though his fur is very chow-chowish...thankfully theres no purple on his tongue...so Im counting that out. And judging by the size of his paws...hes gonna get real big...Im guessing hes only ~8 weeks old as all of his teeth are finally starting to come in...hes already humping stuff and chewing anything he can fit his jaws around, though his...potty habits are amazing so far...he knows what the "pee-pads" are and how to use them so its all good for now...I just its just like a kid...enjoy them while they're young...
i see what you mean by ST bernard, if it is, it will be huge My ex's one had alot of problems, always seems like big dogs get lots of problems, why i stick to small yappy dogs
Yup, when I lived with my fatherwe had lots of big dogs, he breeds German and American Rottweillers...his biggest male is around 130 pounds...and comes up almost to my waist, and Im 6'3". But the problem with that breed being hip displysia (sp?) but overall it just seems the bigger breeds have weaker bones along with tons of other health problems. I don't think hes St. Brenard though(I hope)...I just imagine them growing much faster in order to reach their full grown size...only time will tell though ^^
They also need alot of exercise, why i like my dogs, they can lounge around and run about the house and stay fit i do take them for like 5 walks a week though, so im not cruel aha
