LEGEND My Dog ROCKS!

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Was he actually a dumbass when you got him, or did he grow into it from hanging around with...uhh...well, you know...
nope..he was a dumbass when we got him, so nice try LOL
 

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BTW @VegasRam thought of you when this happened
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AWWWWWWWW!!! He's a cutie. How could such a sweet face like this ever be a pain in the ass? :D
Most labs will bring back a stick or ball until your arm falls off from throwing it. This one chases once and then proceeds to think, "now I can destroy it so NO ONE can ever throw it for me again. Screw you and your game of fetch."
 

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Most labs will bring back a stick or ball until your arm falls off from throwing it. This one chases once and then proceeds to think, "now I can destroy it so NO ONE can ever throw it for me again. Screw you and your game of fetch."

He ‘a just thinking of you.
He knows you’re getting up there in years.

Good dog!
 

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A good friend and riding buddy raised Pugs, and I always wanted one, but Mari said they shed too much.

(So now we have a golden retriever - :rolleyes:)
 

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Jesus Mike - how old is that board?
at least 17 years since I got it

back in the day when you won a tourney you got to keep the board..I think that was from the Connecticut Open in Spring of 2004 LOL
 

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Ok gonna throw a couple post in here.

I use to breed pits, it was handled by the GF. Gave her some extra money when I was gone.

Had 1 male he was a Champion Danger Zone pit weighed a freaking 115lb with a 23 inch head. And Seriously when I use to sell the pups,I'd put him in the back of my Silverado and Traffic would stop on 31 in Corsicana.

Next I breeded him with a Jericho Dream Weaver Grand Daughter , hard has Hell dog to get cause Grand Pa was a Best in Show Dog.

Next I had another female, a True Red Danger Zone, mean has Hell to stranger's but always listened to my commands and was loving has Hell around the family.

So I've always keep my babies in the house and then there'sa knock at the door lol.

Old lady and kids are gone,we only had 1 vehicle at the time and house was dark.I was in the bedroom of a 3500 square ft house..

I had Klipish speaker that were like 4ft high by the front door 1 of them ,kept my Spring 45 with 225 grain on it.

So this Awhole knocks, my pits immediately surround me. The Girls go to each side and my male goes directly in front of me,I'm like etc.

I grab the gun open the door and tell this assclown I'll shot you so you don't feel the dogs ripping you apart.

And because I lived in a small town, 2 days later I read these same Awholes were robbing folks.

Moral of the story Pits Dogs have a 6th sense. Pay attention how your dog acts to a knock at the door or a stranger.
 

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My Pit rocks.

Every day she puts her head In my ribs lol.

And says love me.
 

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My boy Max is getting fitted for wheels . His back legs just don't want to hold him up anymore. Hip dysplasia
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My wife owns her own hair salon. Some of her clients have special needs... it's very interesting to learn about some of them because some of the things people struggle with are things that I never knew existed. Some of the things are very serious and some are kinda minor.

Anyway... it was pointed out to us when Judah was just a pup that he has certain qualities that are highly sought after in service dogs. Our dog trainer was the person who told us. Judah really notices when something is wrong with people... even when he's meeting them for the 1st time. An example of that happened for us when a friend of ours stopped by the house. This friend was going through chemo treatments for breast cancer. Judah stayed very close to her and would lay his head on her lap when she sat down. He wouldn't leave her side. This is NOT Judah's normal behavior... he knew she was sick and was trying to comfort her. Our friend wasn't even petting him or really paying him any attention. He's done this with several other people too. Somehow he knows... and he feels compelled to try and help. It's very touching. He wasn't trained to do this... he just does it on his own.

He also is very aware of children and older people. He somehow knew even when he was a pup to be super gentle with kids and old people (I attribute that to the Golden Retriever in him, although it could be the Poodle too). Judah loves to play rough with me... but when a child or a senior citizen is around... he completely switches off his fun loving self and turns into almost like a parent. The gentleness he displays around the young and old is extremely noticeable.

So.... when my wife has certain clients come in... she has Judah in the salon waiting for them. It has done wonders for some of her clients and Judah really enjoys it too. My wife actually has clients who schedule their appointments now WITH Judah as the main priority.

Yesterday Judah went to the salon for one of her clients. This was not a serious problem for this particular client. The client's daughter has been terrified of getting her hair cut... she's very young. So Judah was added to the mix and the little girl's fears completely vanished. He solved the problem that her parents couldn't. Here's a couple of shots of them in the salon.


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