darjr
I crit!
it may well be destroyed before the day is out. The border/healer is eyeing it intently.
The official EN World puppy/doggo thread
Thomas Shey
Legend
Yeah, Eric (the bull mastiff/GSD I've mentioned before in memorium) used to go through most toys astoundingly fast. Once we got him a chew toy "for heavy chewers" made out of tire rubber and fire hose material.
It lasted a half hour.
It lasted a half hour.
I got one for our dog that was “Tiger Tested”. It lasted a few days.
She calmed down on that front once she got past her 9th birthday.
She calmed down on that front once she got past her 9th birthday.
Thomas Shey
Legend
Eric might have been better in the last part of his life, but we'd given up on toys and him by that point (other than occasionally throwing a ball).
This is our good grrrl lounging in the light of the closet off the master bathroom. I thought the picture was interesting because it looks a lot like a painting.
(Not my goodboi.)
I met this fine furry fellow at my local Farmers’ Market. According to the owner, he’s almost 70lbs- just a little smaller than a German Shepard.
Border Collies usually average 40-45lbs, but we’ve had three who were stockier than average, hitting 50lbs before their first birthdays, topping out just under 60lbs. But this guy was TALL, and CLEARLY off the charts.
Thomas Shey
Legend
(Not my goodboi.)
I met this fine furry fellow at my local Farmers’ Market. According to the owner, he’s almost 70lbs- just a little smaller than a German Shepard.
Border Collies usually average 40-45lbs, but we’ve had three who were stockier than average, hitting 50lbs before their first birthdays, topping out just under 60lbs. But this guy was TALL, and CLEARLY off the charts.
Tamara is two-thirds Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler, and one third German Shepard. A female Blue Heeler normally runs from 30-35 lbs; female GSDs normally run from 50-70 lbs. She's 70 pounds. We have to conclude one of her ancestors was just huge for their breed.
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