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godzilla · Oct 06, 2004 01:18 PM

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This not model related. I think I am due one post after all this time.

I lost my 10 year old male dog Elvis on Saturday (this is why I did not fly Sunday-Priscilla and I were just spectators, as we had a long night). Everyone was very sad at losing our friend of so many years. Yesterday, Christi announced that she wanted a new dog for her birthday (Friday). I spent all day searching yesterday, and we went to Aubrey, TX and picked up our new addition Brickhaus.

The City Smasher

Allen Brickhaus · Oct 06, 2004 02:48 PM

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Brad,

We have a thirteen year old female cat with the same coloration. She is called Sugar-Booger due to the fact that most of the time she is a Sugar, but some of the time she is a Booger. Our other cat is Shadow and they offer us the best in friendship.

Allen Brickhaus

Randy Powell · Oct 06, 2004 03:44 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-06-04 AT 03:45 PM (CDT)
 
My cat is call Serial Killer. He didn't start out with that name, but has acquired it. All summer I keep finding half of rabbits (the back half) in the driveway by the stairs. Each time, the rabbit remains are in the same position and the same place. I mean, the cat is clearly a serial killer. Kills the same way each time; it's ritualistic.

Don't get me wrong, he's a sweet cat and still pretty young with a purr bigger than he is, but he is a one cat kill zone. Birds, mice, rats, rabbits, twice a mole and has even tried to take on a racoon (luckily, he got away). But the rabbit thing is starting to get to me.

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gcb · Oct 08, 2004 06:33 AM

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I had a cat similar to that. One day he was stalking a hole in the ground, which I thought might be a mole. Suddenly the cat reached in the hole and pulled out a snake.
The topper for that cat was when he had a stand-off with a wild turkey in our back yard. The turkey was all fanned out to maximum size, and the cat was hoping to eat like a king. They circled around each other a few times then each went its own way.
Animals can be funny as well as loving.

George

LNeumann · Oct 06, 2004 04:14 PM

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Hey, Brad, our dog is uglier than your dog! (So there).

Oh, did I mention, we named ours Ugh Li Jaun. Ughli for short.

Leonard Neumann

godzilla · Oct 06, 2004 04:51 PM

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>Hey, Brad, our dog is uglier than your dog! (So there).
>
>Oh, did I mention, we named ours Ugh Li Jaun. Ughli for
>short.

Keep in mind, He is only 11 weeks old.

His Daddy is 160 lbs.

The City Smasher

godzilla · Oct 06, 2004 05:08 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-06-04 AT 05:17 PM (CDT)
 
>Keep in mind, He is only 11 weeks old.
>
>His Daddy is 160 lbs.


He is a Bull Mastiff (like Hooch), HE IS NOT A PIT BULL. He does not have pit bull characteristics at all.
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History/Origin:
Developed in the late nineteenth century by crossing the Mastiff with the Bulldog. He was breed to combine power, speed and a keen sense of smell with the courage and aggression of a bulldog. In 1924 he was standardized and was officially recognized in England.

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Randy Powell · Oct 06, 2004 05:41 PM

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Brad,

My dog was an Alaskan Malamute. She was 130lb and built like a tank. She died at 16 a couple of years ago. Greatest dog I ever had. My wife wants another.

Mike Scott · Oct 07, 2004 09:02 AM

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I like your new little boy, but I still miss Big E.

Mike Scott

godzilla · Oct 07, 2004 09:03 AM

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>I like your new little boy, but I still miss Big E.

Me too. Thanks.

He was The King.

The City Smasher

DMoon · Oct 07, 2004 08:27 PM

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I did an inspection for a lady not to long ago that had an 85lbs Sheppard and a 201 lbs English Mastiff. (I think she said English) Anyway it looked likes Brads but about 10 times bigger. The Sheppard was who I saw first and thought he was big But I could hear this other thing going nust in the backyard. She lets her in to see who was here and she was carring a basketball(regulation size I might add) in her mouth! I was taken a back by this thing at 201 it was almost up to my chest. Higher than my waist but lower than my nips. She was four years old and only wanted petting. What a handful. Completely destroyed the backyard!

Doug Moon

godzilla · Oct 08, 2004 05:28 AM

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>I did an inspection for a lady not to long ago that had an
>85lbs Sheppard and a 201 lbs English Mastiff. (I think she
>said English)

That's a Mastiff.

The Bull Mastiff was bread 60% mastiff and 40% bulldog.

Mastiffs get way bigger. Their heads are a foot across. That would be to much for me for sure!

I saw Brick's Daddy, he was not that "big" actually, maybe the size of a big Golden Retreiver, but he weighed probably 30 lbs more.

The City Smasher

EricV · Oct 08, 2004 07:00 AM

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Hey Brad, sorry about the loss. But I got to tell you, you guys and your butch dogs are really getting to me....I feel so small...

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But I make up for it in heart! Don't let that pink ribbon fool you! My name is Ariel (Blame mommy for that one) and I'm a 2 year old Yorkie. All 5 LB's of me think I am just as big as a Mastiff, and if you want to get it on, just try something.

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Eric Viglione

LNeumann · Oct 08, 2004 07:14 AM

RE: I feel so small!#13 source
I have lost control. This place is going to the dogs.

Leonard Neumann

cyberflyer · Oct 08, 2004 10:30 AM

RE: I feel so small!#14 source

But they are stunt dogs...


The Cat Whisperer

66ragman · Oct 08, 2004 11:20 AM

RE: I feel so small!#15 source
Maybe we should "Stunt" the growth of this thread.


"Straighten up and fly right"
Rog

godzilla · Oct 08, 2004 11:25 AM

RE: I feel so small!#16 source
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>But they are stunt dogs...

You are gosh darn right.

Hey, Windy has his bird, right? That bird has more tape time than Windy.

The City Smasher