which type do you prefer, rottweilers,
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31-07-2007, 01:59 PM
its kinda split at the moment,,, what is it that you like about the dog you prefer,,,,? I do have my reasons for asking all , will expalin it soon,,, thanks for the replys guys,,, cheers
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31-07-2007, 03:02 PM
Kaos is nice as well, but he's like his son Caesar, a bit nervy and exciteable.
When I judge an adult dog, I take into account their personalities as well as their looks.
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31-07-2007, 04:09 PM
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31-07-2007, 06:29 PM
Originally Posted by nero 
Roycie boy, he's a big, lovable, idiot.
Kaos is nice as well, but he's like his son Caesar, a bit nervy and exciteable.
Hes not nervy or excitable
, He can get a bit worked up when we train something new, he tends to be overly eagar to please,,, but not nervy,,, he doesnt like it when other dogs are aggressive,,,he tends to worry, you just ask mark if hes nervy,,,,lol im sure he will say no but he makes me nervy,,,
Id say he has more energy than royce or vinnie but so does tegan,,,
When I judge an adult dog, I take into account their personalities as well as their looks.
I wanted Kaos to be more up than royce it makes it easyer to train, rember royce sat in a kennel untill he was 18 months old,, Kaos had a very diff start,,, he was used to being asked to train/work he finds it far more exciting than royce, who just kinda has to get on with it,,,lazy so and so,
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