Attack Dog! Yikes!

Stu Honea

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Well, what can I say?Who needs Guard Dog ammo when you've got something this ferocious?:D:D

We adopted this one as a pal for our two year old yellow lab. I think she's a mix of mongrel and mutt. Her legs are about as long as a 357 casing. Hilarious to see her run around in circles in the yard. Beulah (the lab) is happy.
 

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So is that a quarter dog like a quarter horse? :D

I'm just funnin. That's a cute pup :)
 
Thank you for adopting !!
As for a guard dog, I would rather be put in a kennel with 100 PitBulls, then to be in a kennel with just one LITTLE dog.
The little ones are the ones that you have to watch out for, they can be nasty little devils.
Good luck with her. :)
 
Thank you for adopting !!
As for a guard dog, I would rather be put in a kennel with 100 PitBulls, then to be in a kennel with just one LITTLE dog.
The little ones are the ones that you have to watch out for, they can be nasty little devils.
Good luck with her. :)
Thanks.There was a beautiful black and gray Pit there that I asked about taking,too. It was a young dog,but not a baby. Extremely friendly. Our animal control cannot adopt out Pits,but can let rescue groups have them. I really wanted him for an outside dog. Pits have just gotten a bad rap IMO. If you take a dog when it's young,treat it well and show it affection,it will very rarely turn out to be a bad dog,no matter what the breed.
Our yellow Lab loves everybody and every creature.She's a danger to herself.She tries to play with the frogs and lizards.

One of the most ferocious looking Dobermans I've ever seen belonged to a neighbor,but was the sweetest dog you'd want to meet. It's just a matter of raising them right.
Being retired from the county,I get them at no charge.
I wish I had the space and funds for feeding,I'd take 'em all.
 
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One of the most ferocious looking Dobermans I've ever seen belonged to a neighbor,but was the sweetest dog you'd want to meet. It's just a matter of raising them right.

Dobies & Rotts by their nature are usually very mild mannered dogs.

Doxies, now... there was a study awhile back that found Doxies were the breed most likely to actually bite.

But wiener dogs are SO cute! :D
 
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I've been around dogs most of my life, have had Shepards, Collies, Airedales, etc. Been bitten by dogs twice, both times when I was under age ten.

Both of the biters were dachshunds. I don't trust those little ankle-munchers anymore.
 
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