AllAmericanPUP

pisses ya off doesnt it :evil: if the dogs are not kept in sanitary conditions, i would contact your local animal control and report him

i accessorize my dogs too, they have bandannas, eli has a coat, ozzy had a shirt as a puppy but he grew out of it :lol: , and stuff like that here are some dyed dogs :lol: [img]http://www.fuzzyco.com/photos/040523petparade/DSC04031.jpg[/img] [img]http://biginjapan.japanphotographer.com/albums/Nakano/dyed_dog.thumb.jpg[/img] [img]http://thumb1.webshots.com/s/thumb1/1/14/81/168611481psdSWt_th.jpg[/img]

they probably died of heat stroke. outside, especially in the sun, is no place for a dog, let alone puppies. please spay your dog

there is nothing wrong with dyeing a dogs hair...if done correctly with non toxic dye...there's actually competitions for it :lol: people do some pretty weird stuff with dyeing :lol: it's always good to warn new pit bull owners about the dangers of dog agression....hopefully she'll think about what you said. i agree that most people who dye dogs ang give them gucci collars and crap like that, look at the dog as more of an accessory rather than a family member.. but of course there are those who do dye their dogs hair for fun, but do not look at their dog as an accessory or anything like that....but this person doesnt sound like one of them. when she dyes the dogs hair at least he'll get some human contact :roll:

how much does he weigh? since wellness is a rich food and full of all that good stuff and not junk, large dogs(60-80lbs) usually only eat like 1 1/2 cups a day from what i have heard

i would neve ever clone

A place of Back Yard Breeders and Puppy Mills to advertise their puppies to uneducated buyers. HIP F***ING HORAY :evil:

[quote name='ShatteringGlass'][quote name='AllAmericanPUP']the pound here has a "spay/neuter contract" but they never inforce it :evil:[/quote] That's nuts! How can they expect to keep animals out of shelters without altering the ones they adopt out? :evil: :roll:[/quote] thats what i always wondered :cry: the people i got Eli from had a dog that they got from the pound..a pit bull mix..she had at least 4 litters and then she was ran over by a car :cry:

the pound here has a "spay/neuter contract" but they never inforce it :evil:

my friend tells me "so my dogs were stuck together when i left" :x so i give him a very pissed off look and he goes " i think we're getting her fixed after this litter" WELL I SURE F***ING HOPE SO! :evil: the dogs are JRT's, the female came from the pound and she attacks anyone and everyone she sees :cry: more wonderful unstable BYB puppies added to the world :cry:

wooohoo! go kat! lol lucky you :D

[quote name='Jessashelony']Ok... This may not be a popular opinion... But hey... when is mine ever? My problem is that when Justin first left for Iraq DAL was already looking for a way or a reason to get rid of Zoey, so it's no surprise to me at all...[/quote] indeed :(

this was all i could find [b]The heads of sighthounds are, as stated, long and lean with tremendous strength of underjaw -designed to hold and kill their prey.[/b]

aerodynamics(sp??) ?

and what happens to the dog when justin cant keep it?? oh wait, thats right, you dont care :roll:

awww he's so cute! hope he makes a speedy recovery :D

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Thats Great! :B-fly:

this is kinda OT..but i'm wondering about this guy with the bullboxers or whatever?

titers are worthless...let me go find the info.. ok here it is..it's from a vet tech on another board Titers for vaccines are expensive and tell you nothing. They can be very misleading as they are not a measure of immunity. A High titer does not mean they are immune, and a low titer does not mean they need to be vaccinated, yet veterinarians use them for this. Trying not to get too technical... [b]Titers are a measure of antibodies which are produced by the immune system when triggored by memory cells in response to exposure to disease. Got that? Memory cells can not be measured. So, a low titer may only tell you that the memory cells have not been triggored to produce antibodies yet because the dog has not been challenged recently...a high titer may tell you that the dog was challenged recently and has all these antibodies circulating today. So... an animal with a low titer does not neccisarily need to be re-vaccinated. Some vets would argue that a memory cells do not need reminding, and therefor revaccination is unneccisary and harmful if there is a high titer... that kind of goes back to the whole beginning. Even in my virology class, I was taught that vaccination over the age of one year in dogs and cats was unneccisary. I would love to believe that... but the challenge studies done by fort dodge on their DHPP vaccine showed otherwise. (like I said, im going to keep my eyes out for those DOI studies) I do not know the specific mechanism of vaccines for bacteria, however so I cant say more than I know the DOI's are 6-12 months. In my opinion, if you are going to waste the money on titers.. don't bother. Either choose to vaccinate the dog or don't. [/b]

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plain yogurt :D free it and it keeps em busy for hours 8) and here are some recipes [url]http://www.companyofanimals.co.uk/kongrecipe.php[/url]

:evil: :cry: :cry: :cry: [url]http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/local/article/0,1299,DRMN_15_3765660,00.html[/url]

i know this is a very old post :lol: but since its been brought back up i just wanted to say that Animal Precinct(new york) does NOT kill pit bulls at all, they give EVERY dog a chance and they have adopted out many many pit bulls

i'd just do a google search for dog tuxedos.. here is a link..not sure how much it is with exchange rate..nor do i know how big your dog is [url]http://www.mypethaven.com/dog_formal_wear.htm[/url]