Some More Dog Pictures

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I hope ya'll don't mind some more puppy pictures of Jelly. Rainy is even warming up to him and they play in the front yard together.

And just holy cow, Australian Shepherds are just so smart. It's crazy to see how many words he's picked up in the last week. Apparently with new puppies these days, everyone is saying to not go around other dogs until a week after his last puppy shot. I remember with Blizzard, we got him and took him to start training the very next week. So he was like 9 weeks old when we started training. Jelly will be about 15 weeks old before I can take him to some sort of training school. Now, I'm doing some here at home. I remember a lot of it from Blizzard, with a clicker etc. So Jelly knows a few basic commands, like "sit." And today we were practicing loose leash walking. Which is important, because we didn't do that with Rainy and sometimes she starts power driving in 4 wheel mode (4 legged drive if you will) and she's strong.

So third time's charm, hopefully. Perhaps I can get it right with Jelly.

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This is Bo.

He tried out a couple of shelters, but didn't like them.

He tried out our place, decided it suited him well enough, and he stayed.

If you think he looks like a devious shyster… I congratulate you on your keen skills of perception. You're 110% right! 😂
 
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Beatiful dog Kevin, as well as everyone else. Always love how dog threads quickly devolve into everyone showing off theirs.

In that vein, here's mine.

Oliver
16 month old Belgian Malanois (mostly) cross. Has some German shepherd, boxer, pitbull, and a smidge of Great Pyrenes in there among others.
Weighs in at a svelte 95 lbs, with pretty much zero fat.

Maligator is not an understatement whatsoever. I live on 35 acres over 1/4 mile from any roads so he can run free when I'm around, and I shudder to think what this dog would be like in a fenced in yard in town. There is an energy level there, that I have not dealt with in my dog history. Still he's an incredible amount of fun, and super intelligent.

Keeps watch over my many motorcycles. More than what is in this pic.

Toby

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I hope ya'll don't mind some more puppy pictures of Jelly. Rainy is even warming up to him and they play in the front yard together.

And just holy cow, Australian Shepherds are just so smart. It's crazy to see how many words he's picked up in the last week. Apparently with new puppies these days, everyone is saying to not go around other dogs until a week after his last puppy shot. I remember with Blizzard, we got him and took him to start training the very next week. So he was like 9 weeks old when we started training. Jelly will be about 15 weeks old before I can take him to some sort of training school. Now, I'm doing some here at home. I remember a lot of it from Blizzard, with a clicker etc. So Jelly knows a few basic commands, like "sit." And today we were practicing loose leash walking. Which is important, because we didn't do that with Rainy and sometimes she starts power driving in 4 wheel mode (4 legged drive if you will) and she's strong.

So third time's charm, hopefully. Perhaps I can get it right with Jelly.

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I have an Aussie girl here.
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Beatiful dog Kevin, as well as everyone else. Always love how dog threads quickly devolve into everyone showing off theirs.

In that vein, here's mine.

Oliver
16 month old Belgian Malanois (mostly) cross. Has some German shepherd, boxer, pitbull, and a smidge of Great Pyrenes in there among others.
Weighs in at a svelte 95 lbs, with pretty much zero fat.

Maligator is not an understatement whatsoever. I live on 35 acres over 1/4 mile from any roads so he can run free when I'm around, and I shudder to think what this dog would be like in a fenced in yard in town. There is an energy level there, that I have not dealt with in my dog history. Still he's an incredible amount of fun, and super intelligent.

Keeps watch over my many motorcycles. More than what is in this pic.

Toby

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Malinois is a fine dog. BTW, your taste in motorcycles is excellent.
 
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I have known a couple of these guys. They are just about the best dog.
We have raised and bred Australian Shepherds for over 25 years …. Always thought they were an best breed! Still have 3. Great dogs!
But……….
Our first BMD and I have to say I'm blown away! What an amazing breed! This guy is so smart and Loves more than any dog I've ever been around. Always so Happy. He will walk through fire to try and please you!
The only down size is they don't live as long as most breeds!
 
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