Your favourite of your dog and reasons why.
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31-03-2008, 10:15 AM
Originally Posted by youngstevie 
I love this one of Bruce because it was one of the first times he'd been to Babbs Mill....I think he looks so Munchable...............
This one of Skye because Right From The Start...she's mothered Bruce
This one of Reah...because people comment (who see her in the flesh) about her happy face.
I agree totally with Bruce being munchable and it is always lovely to have a picture of your dog at a special place.I remember seeing the picture of Bruce being mothered by Skye when you first posted it and it brought a few aah`s this end I can tell you.The pictures of Reagh remind me so much of Fudge that I always love seeing them.Such a smiley face.
Thanks so much for sharing these with us.
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31-03-2008, 10:44 AM
Originally Posted by nero
It's gotta be old Kujo, we lost her 3 years ago, she was 14,
But I've so many faves, here's another of Smeags.
Thanks so much for sharing not only these very special photos but all the other lovely portraits we see on Dogsey.
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31-03-2008, 10:58 AM
Originally Posted by Fudgeley
Nero I have to admit that before Dogsey I knew very little about rotties and was swayed to a certain degree by the view of them being a "hard" dog. Your photos and the way you talk about your dogs has completely re-educated me. The expressions on their faces are wonderful.
Thanks so much for sharing not only these very special photos but all the other lovely portraits we see on Dogsey.
You raise such a valid point here
Sadly many people never meet a rottie, some meet the wrong sort in the wrong homes,
rotties are super dogs if reared well, goofy, fun, sociable, but for so many years the wrong sort bought them for the worng reason, sold by money minded breeders,
I have to say, when I meet people such as Hali, benzmum and so on from the forum, you can see a tiny bit of {omg I hope these are ok with my dogs} in there eye for the first few moments, but it soon goes,
who can blame people for this,
so here is another fav of mine,
we kept vinnie because as a pup he did show tendences towards being well ard,,, hence the name, I didnt feel he would be a good dog for someone without vast knowlage so he stayed, thankfuly he's not developed into a big bully {but he could have in the wrong hands}
VINNIE {WELL ARD } LOL
Sadly many people never meet a rottie, some meet the wrong sort in the wrong homes,
rotties are super dogs if reared well, goofy, fun, sociable, but for so many years the wrong sort bought them for the worng reason, sold by money minded breeders,
I have to say, when I meet people such as Hali, benzmum and so on from the forum, you can see a tiny bit of {omg I hope these are ok with my dogs} in there eye for the first few moments, but it soon goes,
who can blame people for this,
so here is another fav of mine,
we kept vinnie because as a pup he did show tendences towards being well ard,,, hence the name, I didnt feel he would be a good dog for someone without vast knowlage so he stayed, thankfuly he's not developed into a big bully {but he could have in the wrong hands}
VINNIE {WELL ARD } LOL
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31-03-2008, 11:02 AM
Originally Posted by Shona
You raise such a valid point here
Sadly many people never meet a rottie, some meet the wrong sort in the wrong homes,
rotties are super dogs if reared well, goofy, fun, sociable, but for so many years the wrong sort bought them for the worng reason, sold by money minded breeders,
rotties are super dogs if reared well, goofy, fun, sociable, but for so many years the wrong sort bought them for the worng reason, sold by money minded breeders,
I have to say, when I meet people such as Hali, benzmum and so on from the forum, you can see a tiny bit of {omg I hope these are ok with my dogs} in there eye for the first few moments, but it soon goes,
who can blame people for this,
who can blame people for this,
so here is another fav of mine,
we kept vinnie because as a pup he did show tendences towards being well ard,,, hence the name, I didnt feel he would be a good dog for someone without vast knowlage so he stayed, thankfuly he's not developed into a big bully {but he could have in the wrong hands}
VINNIE {WELL ARD } LOL
Shona that one made me giggle, what a wonderful photo. It certainly dispels some of the "well 'ard" Rottie myth. Thanks so much for sharing the gentler side of Vinnie.
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31-03-2008, 11:27 AM
This is my current fav of Cosmo, because he is being still...so it is a non blurred photo and they are oh so very rare. He just looks really chilled and happy and shiny and well. Love 'im!
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31-03-2008, 11:38 AM
It was taken a few days after bringing her back from the RSPCA and she looks so contented and happy and it made me feel so happy that she settled so well with us adn trusted us...and wel generally a happy dog to be with us...
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31-03-2008, 11:50 AM
Originally Posted by Ramble
Lovely thread rachel, great idea and lovely photos guys.
This is my current fav of Cosmo, because he is being still...so it is a non blurred photo and they are oh so very rare. He just looks really chilled and happy and shiny and well. Love 'im!
Ailsa I can read exactly what he is saying in those eyes...."Come and see me, I normally run everywhere at top speed but I`m being good for mum to lull you into a false sense of security....."
I love this pic. What alittle cutie and SO shiny. Thanks for sharing.
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