Sunday Walk with Stumpywop and WarlordO
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02-03-2009, 04:05 PM
Originally Posted by warlord0 
Nothing to do with me
. Roxy makes herself a Rottweiler Ambasador. To be honest she's typical of most Rotties we meet, well mannered and friendly.
dont be so modest..she looks brill, {even if she is a mucky pup lol
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02-03-2009, 04:05 PM
Originally Posted by youngstevie
Thank you all, I agree it was a case of those Mastiffs or Bull Bred (sorry hard to tell) were in the wrong hands, and unfortunately my thoughts are the same as Laura's, that could easily of been a small child running up to them and unfortunately the dogs where hard to hold even by the chav owners.....I hope no-one dog gets had by them as they wouldn't stand a chance. However Yiannis had the sense to back away.
So if your in Sutton park and see two white mastiffs/bull breed on harnesses, with two young chavs...steer clear, as the guys themselves are very unpleasant
Bruce is still tri-pod, but I have taken off the dressing to allow some air to it, all bleeding stopped and it looks like a glass cut, but nothing is inside (thankfully)
Just keeping it clean now and hopefully it should heal nicely.
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02-03-2009, 04:07 PM
Originally Posted by Shona
A good owner makes a good dog
dont be so modest..she looks brill, {even if she is a mucky pup lol
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02-03-2009, 05:23 PM
Yiannis has been flaked out since getting home. He's managed to move from the kitchen to living room and back but that's it.
We all had a great time and it was the first time Yiannis had been properly off lead. I'm very proud of him - he did what he was told throughout he walk and came back when called (except when the mastiffs had a go at him and their owners had a go at me - but there your go!).
Was a bit of a long walk for Oscar but I think the ice-cream helped somewhat - not least because he was able to sit on a dirt heap to eat it.
Laura xx
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02-03-2009, 06:31 PM
Originally Posted by Lou
Lovely pictures
Looks like you all had loads of fun 
Thanks for sharing x
Originally Posted by Moobli
Great photos - you all look to have had a great walk. Lovely dogs.
Originally Posted by Sundance
Great pics - the dogs are all lovely. Roxy really knows how to make the most of the mud doesn't she! Nice to see a dog having a good wallow
Originally Posted by Shona
fab photos, so glad to see warlord0 flying the colours for rotties there,.
Pat must be getting very used to rotties now?
Originally Posted by elaineb
Lovely photos Steph, looks like you all had a great time. Loved the one "looking for the Ball" he he, looks like pee pee time
Elaine xx
Originally Posted by warlord0
Nothing to do with me
. Roxy makes herself a Rottweiler Ambasador. To be honest she's typical of most Rotties we meet, well mannered and friendly.
Originally Posted by Stumpywop
Hey,
Yiannis has been flaked out since getting home. He's managed to move from the kitchen to living room and back but that's it.
We all had a great time and it was the first time Yiannis had been properly off lead. I'm very proud of him - he did what he was told throughout he walk and came back when called (except when the mastiffs had a go at him and their owners had a go at me - but there your go!).
Was a bit of a long walk for Oscar but I think the ice-cream helped somewhat - not least because he was able to sit on a dirt heap to eat it.
Poor Oscar and Poor Yiannis, thier little legs had to keep up
Oscar did brilliantly, so did young Yiannis Laura xx
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02-03-2009, 06:33 PM
Originally Posted by Lou
Lovely pictures
Looks like you all had loads of fun Thanks for sharing x
Originally Posted by Moobli
Great photos - you all look to have had a great walk. Lovely dogs.
Originally Posted by Sundance
Great pics - the dogs are all lovely. Roxy really knows how to make the most of the mud doesn't she! Nice to see a dog having a good wallow
Originally Posted by Shona
fab photos, so glad to see warlord0 flying the colours for rotties there,.
Pat must be getting very used to rotties now?
Originally Posted by elaineb
Lovely photos Steph, looks like you all had a great time. Loved the one "looking for the Ball" he he, looks like pee pee time
Elaine xx
Originally Posted by warlord0
Nothing to do with me
. Roxy makes herself a Rottweiler Ambasador. To be honest she's typical of most Rotties we meet, well mannered and friendly.
Originally Posted by Stumpywop
Hey,
Yiannis has been flaked out since getting home. He's managed to move from the kitchen to living room and back but that's it.
We all had a great time and it was the first time Yiannis had been properly off lead. I'm very proud of him - he did what he was told throughout he walk and came back when called (except when the mastiffs had a go at him and their owners had a go at me - but there your go!).
Was a bit of a long walk for Oscar but I think the ice-cream helped somewhat - not least because he was able to sit on a dirt heap to eat i
Laura xx
Oscar did brilliantly, so did young Yiannis
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