Well, I said if I ever got another dog...

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Pandora

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kwillia said:
OMG... I clicked on the pic to make it bigger and her freakin' huge feet scared the heck out of me...:roflmao:
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One of our friends had one and my husband and I watched it when he got married and went on his honeymoon (about 2-weeks)

My husband asked “so how big is big.” I said :shrug: maybe twice the size as our lab. Well, once he got there, he was about 3 times the size of our lab, HUGE, 255 lbs., looked like a pony, and if you give them a bone, you will see about 10 gallons of slobber all over your living room. :dork: Nobody warned me.

But, he was a very loving dog.
 
oldman

oldman

Lobster Land
kwillia said:
OMG... I clicked on the pic to make it bigger and her freakin' huge feet scared the heck out of me...:roflmao:
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Not saying the feet aren't huge, but some of that size could be because of the fisherman camera angle. Half pound fish held right up to the camera appears to be a five pounder. At least this is what I've been told, not having done anything like that myself!
 
Ponytail

Ponytail

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Her feet do look bigger than actual in that pic. But, her feet are still pretty damn big. Bout as big as my fist.

She's small for a mastiff, and I would imagine she's English, not American due to her size. I dunno. I'll have to inquire...or I'll find out when i sign the papers for her.

The breeder suggested that she be put to sleep instead of being shuffled around while she is still an "unfixed" female. I'm guessing this one being unspayed is making the breeder nervous and it being shuffled around makes it hard for them to track. Being put to sleep ends the worry for the breeder.

this dog came with a HUGE rawhide bone, and she doesn't know what to do with it.

I'm almost afraid to see what this dog will be like when she starts to relax and becomes a part of the household instead of the cage that she's lived in for the 1st two years of her life.

She is 120 lbs of solid muscle and I can see a few extra visits to the chiropractor in my future.

Oh yea, her name is currently "Samantha". I'm thinkin' that if she is going to be MY dog, a name change is in order. I'll have to watch her for awhile and see what fits. I just don't think "Samantha" fits this dog. Miss Daisy WAS "Dazy" originally, till my then g/f got a name tag for her and spelled it wrong :blahblah: . "Dazy" fit MUCH better than "Daisy", at least until the references to "Driving Miss Daisy" started. :lol:
 
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wunsent

wunsent

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I love big gods and think you've picked a winner! She's adorable and will settle in with time, patience, and love.
 
Ponytail

Ponytail

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wunsent said:
I love big gods and think you've picked a winner! She's adorable and will settle in with time, patience, and love.
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You're the Doc, aren't you. Don't listen to M. I am no god. this dog could kill me, I'm sure.


:lol:
 
Lilypad

Lilypad

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Pt-

as someone who has given "forever homes" to over 15 dogs thru the yrs., now having 5, I'm happy for that lil fuzzy face gal of yours.
Question fer ya-has she ever had pups? BTW-how old is she?
 
Ponytail

Ponytail

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Lilypad said:
as someone who has given "forever homes" to over 15 dogs thru the yrs., now having 5, I'm happy for that lil fuzzy face gal of yours.
Question fer ya-has she ever had pups? BTW-how old is she?
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2 years. Never had pups as far as I know. the size of her tits tho makes me wonder, and yearn for something more with the g/f though. :lol:



i SO hope that she doesn't find this website. :roflmao:
 
kwillia

kwillia

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Ponytail said:
2 years. Never had pups as far as I know. the size of her tits tho makes me wonder, and yearn for something more with the g/f though. :lol:



i SO hope that she doesn't find this website. :roflmao:
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We rescued a non-spayed 4 year old mini-schnauzer. She had volumptous doggie breastages even though she had never had pups. Within months after getting her spayed, her doggie breastages went back to little doggie nubbins.
 
happyappygirl

happyappygirl

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kwillia said:
We rescued a non-spayed 4 year old mini-schnauzer. She had volumptous doggie breastages even though she had never had pups. Within months after getting her spayed, her doggie breastages went back to little doggie nubbins.
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false pregnancies and raging hormones make them do that.... :ohwell:
 
virgovictoria

virgovictoria

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Ponytail said:
She was rescued from a Breeder in ohio who deemed her to be of pet quality, not breeder quality due to her small size. this dog has never known anything but the inside of a cage in a garage, where supposedly she was only let out to go to the bathroom.

She is SUPER shy, honest to gawd afraid of her shadow, and mine, as I found out last night via a very fast unexpected, though thankfully short, tour of the woods at 11pm last night. And so sweet. It'll take her a little while to get used to the house I think, and me for that matter. I guess she's been shuffled about quite a bit in the last month or so. The breeder suggested she be put to sleep.

She needs a routine, and stability, and I think she'll be fine.
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I LOVE Mastiffs!! I met one named Gatsby once! He was so big, his people removed the second seating out of their Caravan for him to go for ride-a-longs!! :love:

Your girl looks like a "Bertha" to me, or perhaps a "Grace"... (Grace in the kitchen, Grace in the hall, Hope that Grace don't eat it all!!! -- or Grace under pressure after all she's been through)...

I'm looking forward to meeting her on the boards!!! :roflmao:


:huggy: Good for you, PT!
 
wxtornado

wxtornado

The Other White Meat
virgovictoria said:
I LOVE wxtornado!! I met him once! He was so big, his people removed the second seating out of their Caravan for him to go for ride-a-longs!! :love:
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Fixed your post.
 
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