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07-22-2009, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by selbycy' post='949969' date='Jul 22 2009, 04:06 AM
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
hahaha You should've thought about that when you posted 
BTW been meaning to tell ya: cute dogs! Is that a Stafordshire?
07-22-2009, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by v_therussian' post='949971' date='Jul 22 2009, 11:12 AM
hahaha You should've thought about that when you posted BTW been meaning to tell ya: cute dogs! Is that a Stafordshire?
My girlfriend's little Yorkshire Terrier is the boss!!
07-22-2009, 12:52 AM
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Originally Posted by selbycy' post='949974' date='Jul 22 2009, 04:26 AM
Its an American Pitbull, my housemate has an American Staffordshire though.
My girlfriend's little Yorkshire Terrier is the boss!!
My girlfriend's little Yorkshire Terrier is the boss!!
07-22-2009, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by v_therussian' post='949980' date='Jul 22 2009, 11:52 AM
American Pitbull is a serious weapon
He's well trained, he won't even bark at another dog when it is barking at him, unless the dog gets right in his face, then he may growl and snap. It can be scary when that happens!!
07-22-2009, 01:08 AM
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yeah, you don't want that guy snapping at ya!
I used to have a German Wirehaired Pointer way back, but my uncle had a Staforshire and his friend - a bull terrier - now that's a stone-cold killer! That bull terrier used to regularly attempt murder - he def caught a lot of cats in his day, but once he actually killed a caucasian shepherd - I was there, it was really scary and kinda disgusting. But the fvcking thing didn't even bark, when the caucasian shepherd started biting him, he just kinda twisted and grabbed onto the shepherd's neck and didn't let go until the shepherd was dead - all along, the fvcking thing's waiving his tail. His owner and caucasian shepherd's owner tried to stop it, but it was really scary and fast... long story short, I avoided that dog at all costs. But my uncle's Stafordshire was like the only being that was never even phased by him - since then I've kinda developed this healthy respect for pitbulls and stafordshire's in particular.
I used to have a German Wirehaired Pointer way back, but my uncle had a Staforshire and his friend - a bull terrier - now that's a stone-cold killer! That bull terrier used to regularly attempt murder - he def caught a lot of cats in his day, but once he actually killed a caucasian shepherd - I was there, it was really scary and kinda disgusting. But the fvcking thing didn't even bark, when the caucasian shepherd started biting him, he just kinda twisted and grabbed onto the shepherd's neck and didn't let go until the shepherd was dead - all along, the fvcking thing's waiving his tail. His owner and caucasian shepherd's owner tried to stop it, but it was really scary and fast... long story short, I avoided that dog at all costs. But my uncle's Stafordshire was like the only being that was never even phased by him - since then I've kinda developed this healthy respect for pitbulls and stafordshire's in particular.
07-22-2009, 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted by v_therussian' post='949984' date='Jul 22 2009, 12:08 PM
yeah, you don't want that guy snapping at ya!
I used to have a German Wirehaired Pointer way back, but my uncle had a Staforshire and his friend - a bull terrier - now that's a stone-cold killer! That bull terrier used to regularly attempt murder - he def caught a lot of cats in his day, but once he actually killed a caucasian shepherd - I was there, it was really scary and kinda disgusting. But the fvcking thing didn't even bark, when the caucasian shepherd started biting him, he just kinda twisted and grabbed onto the shepherd's neck and didn't let go until the shepherd was dead - all along, the fvcking thing's waiving his tail. His owner and caucasian shepherd's owner tried to stop it, but it was really scary and fast... long story short, I avoided that dog at all costs. But my uncle's Stafordshire was like the only being that was never even phased by him - since then I've kinda developed this healthy respect for pitbulls and stafordshire's in particular.
I used to have a German Wirehaired Pointer way back, but my uncle had a Staforshire and his friend - a bull terrier - now that's a stone-cold killer! That bull terrier used to regularly attempt murder - he def caught a lot of cats in his day, but once he actually killed a caucasian shepherd - I was there, it was really scary and kinda disgusting. But the fvcking thing didn't even bark, when the caucasian shepherd started biting him, he just kinda twisted and grabbed onto the shepherd's neck and didn't let go until the shepherd was dead - all along, the fvcking thing's waiving his tail. His owner and caucasian shepherd's owner tried to stop it, but it was really scary and fast... long story short, I avoided that dog at all costs. But my uncle's Stafordshire was like the only being that was never even phased by him - since then I've kinda developed this healthy respect for pitbulls and stafordshire's in particular.
My dog and my housemates dog are separated at all times cause they don't get on at all, my dogs got the house n the little front garden, and his dog the big back garden.
They fought a few times but one time when we were walking it kicked off, my dog ripped about a 2 inch hole in the other dogs face and after we separated them, he was sitting there waggling his tail, with what could only be described as a smile on his face whilst he was dripping in blood.
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