Recent content by Chuckie

kato, she is gorgeous!! reminds me of Brix--same color. what's her ped? i just got a new pup in november--here's his ped: http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/gsd/pedigree/568890.html i need to get some pics of him up, but he's definitely working-line, the only way to go IMO. a tracking fool, too...

oops! sorry, thought this was about something else :oops: :oops: ps: size matters

i love that last pic--it's like "OMG, is there MORE??" i have felt just how he looks :) :)

you have a LOT more snow left than we do (ummm, none--the rain thurs and friday took the rest of ours). have had flurries constantly, but nothing's sticking. i'm SICK of this winter!!!

just be aware that the showline GSD in europe that "pass" the bitework phase of the koerung (Schutzhund) often don't show what "working" ppl consider adequate drive or good grips. so just because a dog has a SCH 3 from europe doesn't mean it's a good working dog. and the europeans do NOT sell...

at her age a "long" anything be a LOT to ask! what is she, about 5 mo old now? don't be surprised if her ears go up and down while she's teething... she is a gorgeous girl, BTW :) :) didn't you have an older GSD? that's what i was thinking when i mentioned i remembered seeing pics in the...

that make you feel better, big swede??? :lol: :lol:

OMG Soapweed--i remember that :shock: seems like the injectable was just saline solution, but i'm not sure. thanks for reminding me of how old i am :? 8)

IDK how helpful this will be, but what the heck, it's a thought. you said that 90% of the time you're riding by yourself, out in the middle of nowhere, and that's where you get spooked. have you thought about getting one of the GPS devices can tell ppl where you are, maybe send an alarm if...

that boy is STOUT!!!! nice...

i sure appreciate all the input ppl. FWIW, i did note the "level ground" comment, and there isn't much of a slope (but enough of one) and he went down both times on his left side. when i moved him to level ground, he wasn't going down. go figure... and FH, i re-read your post on...

well, here's what happened: got him out, brushed (a little!) of his winter hair off, saddled him, then (with the lead rope snapped at the bottom of the halter), started to mount. well, he went down, of course, but he was down on a slope with his back downhill and his feet uphill, and while i...

oh, they SOOO are!! we will need weekly updates on their progress, however. i want to see 'em when they 5-8 wks old and acting like *real* dogs :) just as well i'm at my "dog limit". i guess...

just goes to show that phenotype is not equal to genotype... :shock:

i can't compete with "worst" wreck of all, but i've had a couple that counted in my OWN mind!! one, helpin' a guy load stockers out of a pen made of 8 strands of barbed-wire about 6" apart, had a heifer decide she was NOT going on the truck, blew past me, THRU that B-wire, and on the way by...