Guard dog pictures! and cats :)

Glad you already have a source, I did not know you were here in Tx here is link for you to check out my little bitch is a remington pup. http://www.huntmorevizslas.com/

These guys are over next to you and good for info, will answer questions you may have.

Here is a cell phone pic of our cat Elliot (age 12) training Madison (age 3) how to pull guard duty. Notice how the dog has her head down, yet the cat is up and alert? The dog still has a lot to learn.



Here is another picture of them fooling around on the job.



Had to take a cell phone picture, because the dog jumps up everytime she hears the camera.

Honda Roo Dog





Roxy Roo Dog

Originally Posted by M4arc

We lost our 10 year old Rhodesian Ridgeback in April (unexpectedly) so I haven't felt like posting in this thread. But in August we heard from the breeder on the Eastern Shore and she had a ridgeless female she was trying to place. Since we had an empty crate and my wife missed not having a dog around when I travel we took her.

She's not ready for guard dog duty yet but she will be (as much as a hound can be). Here are some pictures I took yesterday:

God Bless you man for adopting her.

I had a female RR when I was a kid and my parents still have [my] two females back at home. One of the current ones we adopted as well. Even though yours has no ridge, she is a pretty dog and its easy to tell what she is. She looks very young too.

These dogs are some of the best kept secrets in the K9 world.

Our kid's pup 3 years ago, Auggie. If it weren't for persistence of vision she would be hard to see. She defines high energy for sure.. We really got attached to this grandpup.



Kneessa that passed in 98 was our last pup.

Just in case this thread sparked anyone's interest in getting a dog...

www.petfinder.com

It was a great resource when I rescued my current mutt. He's an Akita mix and he's the best dog I've ever had. And I've had more then a few over the years.

Originally Posted by jmp45

Our kid's pup 3 years ago, Auggie. If it weren't for persistence of vision she would be hard to see. She defines high energy for sure.. We really got attached to this grandpup.



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Is that a Rat terrier? She is beautiful.

Looks like a real trouble maker.

Jasmine (German Shep.) and Clover (lab), This is one of my favorite pictures- my shepherd before she passed and the little lab I found while hunting took a liking to each other.

Then our newest, Nikko- The Husky, found him- beat up, dirty, mad/ scared of everything, and missing hair, he has come a long way. The wife dressed him up for Halloween (Vampire).

My two cats hard at work and watching their post...

I adopted a young American Pitbull Terrier from the local county animal shelter. She'd been there longer than they normally keep animals and was due to be destroyed in three days.

I named her Riley, she's approximately 18 months old and a whole lot of energy. She's a sweet girl though.

Some craptacular Blackberry pics.