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who got a big dog??
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Bruce
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he is a very nice dog. my boy has a johnson bulldog he rocks his world. real simple how to measure its bite, i trained dogs with the best dog trainer in the country. he works with military, police, celebrities. he used a bite glove to determine, his deaf american bulldog had the hardest bite of any dog he had, when roy bit the bite glove he said it was the hardest he has felt. i'll put any bitch ass bulldog on the ground anyday with little rj. now if you have a good 55lb pit then maybe, but bulldogs are too slow for pits and staffies. btw i dont' know where you got your info but the staff was the original pit, made from bulldogs and english white terriers. the breed was made larger when the americans got ahold of it. staffie bulls were bred for royalty in the town of staffordshire way before an apbt had ever been bred. i am aware they are for shows. i got him cause i love him, not cause he is tough, but he has blown my mind with how low to the ground he is and he wins every scrap. i didn't really want to get into a pissing match i was just talking about my dog. it seems pretty stupid to just assume when you haven't been around the animal. my boy has a 45 lb pit in all white and it hangs with the big boys as well.. i am not saying i have the toughest dog around but he has beat down every dog ive had him around, in a friendly way. i went to college and my roomate had a 90lb american bulldog and they wrestled everyday, roy never lost once, so it doesn't really matter to me ive seen it with my own eyes. the only dog i would be afraid to let him near is a giant pit with a 20 inch or larger head. they just look so hard i would never risk it. i am also talking about just play scrapping man, you have to remember that. in a real bloody fight i have no clue. i just mean two well trained dogs playing rough pinning eachother and being dominant but not trying to hurt one another.cboogsrun said:
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fugetaboutit
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paulwigan said:
I have a german short-hair rottweiler. She's awesome.
AND..................
my wife has a tiny little white chihuahua!
Two oposite ends of the spectrum, huh?
Believe it or not, the little one dominates!
But I think that's because the rottie took her in as her
little one and she's very protective of her. So, she let's the little one do whatever she wants. It's hillarious!
Bruce
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its very true cause my gf has a little havanese lap dog. she got him when roy was like 3 and roy thinks he is the dad and the little one thinks roy is his dad. he imitates everything and yes he wins the fights they get in. roy will not pin him he will roll on his back. he is very protective of him. if you chase the little one around roy will bark at you and get in between ufugetaboutit said:
BigCracker
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I made the mistake of giving them all scrambled eggs as pups. Now everytime I make eggs they all start whining- like the spoiled fuckers they are. I still can't figure out how they can tell if they're about to go for a walk or swimming in the pool. All I have to do is think about it, and somehow they know what's coming.Payton said:
BigCracker said:
I have the same problem everytime i open the BBQ or start taking food outta the freezer. He comes running in the lays on the floor in my way and looks at me. And the second i've got my running gear on hes standing at the door thinking its his turn for a run to.
