Represent your Pet (s)

[knny187]

Just out of curiosity knny, but isn't your gf, the actual owner of the dog, involved in any of his training, care or showing?  You have said that was why she got him, yet it doesn't seem that she is doing any of the work that goes with that?  Showing can be a lot of time and work. 

  Just seems odd to me.   

Yes...she's the owner & has poured hours in to him.  I help out when I can & try to enjoy learning about it too.  She deserves the credit & this was something she planned on doing before we had ever met.

[Rimbaud]

Tiger

[Rimbaud]

Psychocat

[rockyfortune]

rosa---shepherd/rottie mix

and midnight..the black lab/pointer

[kcklassic]

Here is a pic of Roxy, she is six months old in this pic, the other dog is my sisters dog she is a boxer/german shepard mix.

[TonyAlva]

Bosco!

[TonyAlva]

one more 

[knny187]

Goatboy's "Shit Head"

[Laura Lee]

Goatboy's "Shit Head"

That is a beautiful cat, Goat.

[knny187]

He told me he loves that cat.  It has a real name...but his cutsie name for the cat is Shit Head.

[Butterbean]

He told me he loves that cat.  It has a real name...but his cutsie name for the cat is Shit Head.

Speaking of cutsie names I thought of starting a thread on those as well how most of us probably talk like a moron to our pet(s).  You've heard my "dog" voice    I thought it would be funny but I think it might get too nauseating.

[TrapsMcLats]

Some of you have seen him before, bu here's my red nose american pit bull terrier, bubba, he looks like he's so vicious huh?  Oh, and he's nonchalantly showing off his guns  :

[body88]

Love the red nose Traps. That is a great looking pup you have there. Better watch out, he looks like he might sleep someone to death in that pic! Take a look at this 1 year old, hostile, and aggresive American bulldog !!!!! RUNNNNNN

[TrapsMcLats]

I love how frankie's head/right eye brindge patch comes across his face at a perfectly straight line.  very classic markings going on there, i am never a proponent of unecessary breeding, but i bet he could fetch a decent stud fee now that they are breeding hybrids with hybrids. american bull dogs are the breed gaining popularity the fastest because they have the pit bull sweetness without the bad rap.

[body88]

I love how frankie's head/right eye brindge patch comes across his face at a perfectly straight line.  very classic markings going on there, i am never a proponent of unecessary breeding, but i bet he could fetch a decent stud fee now that they are breeding hybrids with hybrids. american bull dogs are the breed gaining popularity the fastest because they have the pit bull sweetness without the bad rap.

Thanks bro. Bubba looks like your classic, handsome red nose pit. I think I told you before red nosed pits are my fav.Frankie's fav playmate at the dog park is a black and white male pit named Vegas. I love when you are at the dog park with your pit or ab and all the people who gave you a second look feel foolish when there lab is out of control and your pit / ab is the most well mannered dog in the park.

[TrapsMcLats]

Thanks bro. Bubba looks like your classic, handsome red nose pit. I think I told you before red nosed pits are my fav.Frankie's fav playmate at the dog park is a black and white male pit named Vegas. I love when you are at the dog park with your pit or ab and all the people who gave you a second look feel foolish when there lab is out of control and your pit / ab is the most well mannered dog in the park.

Haha... i wish i could say something like that, but my guy is off the charts dog aggressive.  The jackasses who had him before we rescued him didn't fight him or anything, but he was NEVER socialized in the slightest (from what we can gather).  When he was doing the socializing training (to show he could be controlled ona leash, which he can be quite well, he doesn't even look at dogs if he's on the leash, he fears the prong collar), the head trainer was amazed by him, cuz he ( the trainer) had a pit that formerly was a champion fighting dog in louisiana and he said our dog was infinitely more dog aggressive than his ever was.  If he's in a dead sleep and a dog comes by outside our house and he hears the collar, he's at attention in a hurry, its pretty funny.  He gets between wherever you and the dog are (even though there's a wall cuz we're inside) and stands there staring at the wall, essentially boxing you out, until the other dog is far enough away to where he can't hear it or smell it.  We're hoping he'll mellow  cuz we want to rescue a female pit thats at the shelter who is the biggest sweetheart ever.  She had both her front legs crushed in a dog fight by another pit who's name was "bonecrusher."  Apt name i guess.  We've introduced them and he was pretty indifferent about her, so we're hoping gradual meetings can lead to them getting along.  anyway...

oh, what are you doing up so late, you're on the east coast, no work tomorrow?

[Eyeball Chambers]

 
Pongo

[Euro-monster]

 
Pongo

It looks like Pongo has redcross disease..

[knny187]

gtbro1's     "Cookie"

[Eyeball Chambers]

It looks like Pongo has redcross disease..

No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Ill fix it later lol.

[Euro-monster]

No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Ill fix it later lol.

Will be waiting...

[Princess L]

Take a look at this 1 year old, hostile, and aggresive American bulldog !!!!

In that first picture at the top of the stairs, Frankie looks guilty of something - like he's saying "ahhhh, I don't think you want to come up here..."

 

[Princess L]

This is LT - the Low Talker - one of the welfare kitties

[pumpster]

NEW YORK (CNN) -- A man who kept a 400- to 500-pound Bengal tiger and a 3-foot alligator as roommates in his Harlem apartment was in custody Sunday, charged with reckless endangerment, police said.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said the tale began Wednesday, when police officers responded to a call of a dog bite at the 19-story public housing apartment building. They found Antoine Yates, 31, in the lobby, with injuries to his right arm and right leg that he told police had been caused by a pit bull, Kelly said.

Yates was taken to Harlem Hospital, where he was admitted for treatment.

Thursday, an anonymous caller told police that "someplace in the city, there was a large wild animal," Kelly said. "There was a large wild animal who was biting people."

The tipster called back Friday night, saying that the "wild animal" was at Yates' apartment, Kelly said.

When police returned Saturday to the apartment building to investigate, a resident told them the tenants included a tiger. Yates -- who had checked himself out of the hospital -- was nowhere to be found.

Police talked with a neighbor who said the man in the apartment owned a tiger. A fourth-floor resident complained that urine had seeped through her ceiling from Yates' apartment, Kelly said.

Still trying to determine what they were dealing with, police cut a hole in Yates' door.

"An officer who was guarding the apartment looked through the hole and indeed saw the large tiger pass by the open hole," Kelly said.

Larry Wallach, a tiger specialist from Suffolk County who assisted the police, said the orange tiger looked well-fed and in "great shape."
 
After it was sedated, the tiger was carried from the building on a gurney and loaded onto a waiting truck. 
 
Wallach said he peered through the hole and saw the tiger lying by the window, and Kelly said he spied the animal contentedly licking its paws.

Police said the apartment was so cluttered they felt they had no choice but to rappel from above and shoot a tranquilizer dart from outside.

Officer Martin Duffy got the job, lowering himself from a seventh-floor apartment, armed with a tranquilizer gun and an M-4 rifle. Once at the window, he tapped on it with his shoe to get the tiger's attention.

The tiger lunged.

"I got pretty nervous, I'm not going to lie," Duffy told reporters later. "He broke the glass when he charged at me."

Duffy fired one dart into the animal and was then lowered to the ground. A second officer rappelled down the side of the building a few minutes later to ensure the animal was sedated before police entered the apartment through the door. They found the animal unconscious atop a pile of furniture.

The alligator was nearby. Both animals were taken to an animal shelter.

Yates, who surfaced later Saturday night at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, in Philadelphia, was taken into custody and charged with reckless endangerment, police said.

"This is an only-in-New-York story," Kelly said.

Police suspect Yates got the tiger when it was a cub and had lived with it for as long as two years.

[gtbro1]

chubby reprezentin baby  bad ass mo-fo

What kind of dog is he? Good looking Dog.