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HOLY COW THAT'S A BIG CAT!! ^^^^
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Yeah we thought he was overweight under the vet said, "Nah 16-18 lbs is normal for him. He's got a big frame"
My lil buddy TR is recovering from surgery. (Ballremovalectomy
). So he's not the happiest of campers today. 
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My lil buddy TR is recovering from surgery. (Ballremovalectomy
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It's a decent picture if you disregard that spit.
Thanks, J. He's been a pretty good patient. No, it was a routine neutering. We didn't want him running all over the place chasing bitches in heat and risk him getting hit by a car.
FYI The neck ring is inflatable and I think TR actually likes it because it's like a pillow. Made by some outfit called ProCollar, distributed by G&B Marketing out of Vista, CA.
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It's a decent picture if you disregard that spit.
Aw, who's a good boy? Beautiful Mal. They've got some tongues on them, don't they?
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I think it's the smart move. Many of the critters we have had were resues, or from ASPCA. The latter make it a requirement, and even stipend some of the cost.
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It's a decent picture if you disregard that spit.
That is a beautiful dog. I think Mals are amazing animals, I just don't have the time to tire one out...
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They sure do. Always excited to see TR pics and updates. Makes me want to go out and take more pictures.
Thank you! Don't think I'll go back to another breed. They're a lot of work but it's all worth it. I've seen some real mellow ones, but they're the exception. The rescues tend to have a number of those.
They sure do. Always excited to see TR pics and updates. Makes me want to go out and take more pictures.
Thank you! Don't think I'll go back to another breed. They're a lot of work but it's all worth it. I've seen some real mellow ones, but they're the exception. The rescues tend to have a number of those.
My photography sucks...plus it's hard to get him to stay still long enough get a picture that's not blurred. Instructions from the vet: No running, jumping for 10-14 days. Bwaaaaaahaaaaaaa, we're talking a Mal here. He was cooped up most of the weekend and going absolutely nuts so I let him out to chase some birds this morning...in his inflatable donut.
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After searching for the right German Shepherd for our family through a few local GS rescue groups, and multiple visits to the local SCPA and animal shelter, I am happy to share our newest member of our family. He's a roughly 7 to 9 month old lab who absolutely loves our kids. He's their shadow and when he can't be outside with them playing he just whines at the door. We have a lot of work to do with him in terms of obedience training, but he's already fitting right in with us.
After searching for the right German Shepherd for our family through a few local GS rescue groups, and multiple visits to the local SCPA and animal shelter, I am happy to share our newest member of our family. He's a roughly 7 to 9 month old lab who absolutely loves our kids. He's their shadow and when he can't be outside with them playing he just whines at the door. We have a lot of work to do with him in terms of obedience training, but he's already fitting right in with us.
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sometimes the best dog is not the one you were searching for....good looking lab there.
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Thank you, sir. I couldn't agree more!
Labs are wonderful dogs. Congratulations @NavyBuyer, you've given that dog a family he'll love forever.
Now. An update on TrollPardus Rex. He got over his neutering in about 36 hours. Completely healed and ready for action. He's chewing the kitchen windowsills and floor molding. But that's ok because our Golden Retriever Benny was even a worse chewer when he was a pup. He chewed the wiring on my truck and flatbed trailer. TR is just eating the house. I can deal with that.
Now. An update on TrollPardus Rex. He got over his neutering in about 36 hours. Completely healed and ready for action. He's chewing the kitchen windowsills and floor molding. But that's ok because our Golden Retriever Benny was even a worse chewer when he was a pup. He chewed the wiring on my truck and flatbed trailer. TR is just eating the house. I can deal with that.
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