David LaPell
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I have an attack wife, I would Beware of her.
Anybody here have an attack dog?
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J. R. WEEMS
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ATTACK
The only thing Sara will attack is her food bowl -- she DOES let us know when the neighbors slam their car doors.
The only thing Sara will attack is her food bowl -- she DOES let us know when the neighbors slam their car doors.
Boxhead
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Mine.
wraco
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Ole Chester here thinks he's an attack dog. . He can clear the sun deck of crows real quick and in his younger years was known to have bitten the odd tormentor. . But slip him a treat and he'll shine right up to you.
Rod
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ruger-p94
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These two must be unionized because they are on a long break. The old guy is 14 years and moves slow and the little guy thinks that is the way he should be also. I thought they would be good watch dogs but the daughter came over to visit the other night around 11 pm and let herself in. These guys did not even get up to check it out. I guess the little guy really takes his job as caregiver seriously. 
MOONDAWG
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I inherited Sam a wire haired terrier from my late girl friend. He only attacks larger dogs. Not to smart.
When I first met her she had a real old HUGE Alaska something or other that weight about 140#. He was friendly but she said once when her son was young a cable guy came to the house and asked if the dog was friendly and the kid said "No, he'll rip your throat out" Took a while to get TV.
When I first met her she had a real old HUGE Alaska something or other that weight about 140#. He was friendly but she said once when her son was young a cable guy came to the house and asked if the dog was friendly and the kid said "No, he'll rip your throat out" Took a while to get TV.
Wyatt Burp
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Here is a forum member's dog who nobody messes with for the obvious reason. I made the collar but forgot what gun she packs.
thebeamanater107
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These two must be unionized because they are on a long break. The old guy is 14 years and moves slow and the little guy thinks that is the way he should be also. I thought they would be good watch dogs but the daughter came over to visit the other night around 11 pm and let herself in. These guys did not even get up to check it out. I guess the little guy really takes his job as caregiver seriously.
That's how my sister's/parents dogs are. Two noisy dachshunds and some kind of black mouth cur hound mutt. My sister leaves her dog over there by day when she's at work, and comes back for him in the afternoon, or sometimes midnight. She'll go all the way into my parents room and dig her 'oliver' out from underneath the covers in my parents bed, and nobody wakes up.
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Re: OP. Wonderful dog. My attack dog? Molly the Wonderdog! Who? Molly the Wonderdog! Why the title "Wonderdog?" Easy. It's a wonder she's alive On Easter Sunday morning I was going out to the car to drive to the location where I would conduct the Easter Sunrise worship service for the local community. I heard the sound of a large pickup truck w/ big tires coming around the curve. I just got around the side of the house in time to see a little white something being thrown from the passenger window... rolling like a rag doll across the front yard. In a moment that little rag doll stood up and started running, whining and crying. It ran under the car and huddled against the front tire shaking. It took over four months to help that tiny puppy calm down to the point that my daughter could put her hand on the puppy's head.
There came a day when I was in my office working when I again heard the sound of truck tires on the curve and then the sound of crying and whining. I found Molly and scooped her up, jumped in the car and headed for the vet. To much money later (two kid's in college, etc.), Molly came home. She fully recovered.
Molly is a 9 yr. old Heinz 57 who is probably 99.44% English pointer w/ just enough of something else to keep her from having all the features of a EP. She has a buttermilk disposition. She terrorizes squirrels and other such stuff. It is not uncommon for me to look up from my desk and see her eying me tail wagging with this "come on let's go walk/jogging" look on her face. She is a very good girl. She alerts us to anyone who walks up or drives up to the house. She is Molly the Wonderdog! God bless the day she came into our lives!
There came a day when I was in my office working when I again heard the sound of truck tires on the curve and then the sound of crying and whining. I found Molly and scooped her up, jumped in the car and headed for the vet. To much money later (two kid's in college, etc.), Molly came home. She fully recovered.
Molly is a 9 yr. old Heinz 57 who is probably 99.44% English pointer w/ just enough of something else to keep her from having all the features of a EP. She has a buttermilk disposition. She terrorizes squirrels and other such stuff. It is not uncommon for me to look up from my desk and see her eying me tail wagging with this "come on let's go walk/jogging" look on her face. She is a very good girl. She alerts us to anyone who walks up or drives up to the house. She is Molly the Wonderdog! God bless the day she came into our lives!
Snapping Twig
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We have a pit we found at 6 months old at the local pound.
The pound sent an officer to our house to insure we had an inpenetrable enclosure for safety. God forbid she should break free and terrorize the neighborhood!
Whoever had her and dropped her off to the pound must have loved her and she was a model citizen there.
We took her home and she shortly revealed her true character, a total love sponge.
She wants nothing more than to be in your lap or sitting where she can touch you with a paw.
She sleeps in our bed between SWMBO and myself, spooning with one of us and touching the other.
Whenever there's a strange noise she does the pack warning 'hoof!', looks at it, looks at me, 'hoof's' again and motions with her muzzle for me to check it out. A real girl! She's not going to dirty her nails on it.
She loves to play fight with me and she's got potential, but hurting anything is not something she wants to do. She had a great relationship with my daughter's rabbit. Best buds.
The pound sent an officer to our house to insure we had an inpenetrable enclosure for safety. God forbid she should break free and terrorize the neighborhood!
Whoever had her and dropped her off to the pound must have loved her and she was a model citizen there.
We took her home and she shortly revealed her true character, a total love sponge.
She wants nothing more than to be in your lap or sitting where she can touch you with a paw.
She sleeps in our bed between SWMBO and myself, spooning with one of us and touching the other.
Whenever there's a strange noise she does the pack warning 'hoof!', looks at it, looks at me, 'hoof's' again and motions with her muzzle for me to check it out. A real girl! She's not going to dirty her nails on it.
She loves to play fight with me and she's got potential, but hurting anything is not something she wants to do. She had a great relationship with my daughter's rabbit. Best buds.
No attack, a few stupid ones, but no tough ones.
We have some really tough cats though. There are a few that Missus Fan allows in the house. One night I walked into the kitchen late at night. She said Roy growled at me.
Roy is tough.
Jim
We have some really tough cats though. There are a few that Missus Fan allows in the house. One night I walked into the kitchen late at night. She said Roy growled at me.
Roy is tough.
Jim
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Full tactical alert status....
finesse_r
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Mine.
Not sure what that is but it is difficult to believe it is a dog in the truest meaning of that word. Maybe a hybrid of some kind?
carpriver
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All you rough tough gun guys and gals with those dangerous dogs are a bunch of wimps. I have two guard dogs, a golden retriever that barks at the wind and dust and a dust mop dogs that thinks she it a would class fighter that talks a good fight. She runs and hides behind the golden if you make a move. If there is a knock at the door they come looking for me and hide in the hall until the visitor is inside and then they attack with every thing they have, slapping tail, dripping tongues and whines until they get pats and belly rubs.
I have no doubt that if someone was to break into the house that the dogs would help the bad guy find the good stuff and hold the door when they left just for a belly rub
I have no doubt that if someone was to break into the house that the dogs would help the bad guy find the good stuff and hold the door when they left just for a belly rub
Fishinfool
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shouldazagged
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shouldazagged
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Looks like a wombat to me.
Cocked & Locked
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Attack Dog
Miss Jesse is guaranteed to viciously attack any rodent that crosses her path.
Miss Jesse is guaranteed to viciously attack any rodent that crosses her path.
Fishslayer
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This is our late vicious killer Fauna. She washed out of K9 school because she wouldn't attack anything! 
We said goodbye 12/27/13.
This is, of course, Dingo the Australian Cattle Dog. He likes his 1911.
We said goodbye 12/27/13.
This is, of course, Dingo the Australian Cattle Dog. He likes his 1911.
RYNO
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Here is my Super Cute Urban Bird Assassin, code name 'Scuba' as a pup.
Beware Chit flies
and birds
Beware Chit flies
and birds
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J. R. WEEMS
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SARAH
Here is an early photo of Sarah perfecting Her attack
Here is an early photo of Sarah perfecting Her attack
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My wife has two Chihuahuas, who I swear descended from an especially bad tempered race of rats. They think they are 150 pound werewolves! Here's a picture of them in their winter gear, looking for something to slaughter:
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Toughest dog I ever had was a chihuahua--he'd tackle anything!
[/QUOTE]Toughest dog I ever had was a chihuahua--he'd tackle anything!
LL617 Toughest dog I ever had was a chihuahua--he'd tackle anything
Colgate smile ??
