Posted by Rick Kr on November 28, 2012 at 19:55:42 from (198.105.227.109):
Couldn't upload the other day, here are my M dogs.
1. Flash, 170lb male - Apricot. Daisy, 155lb female - Brindle. Protectors of my kids and household, raised together, all best friends. If the dogs for some reason didnt like a person, the would not be allowed with 10 feet of my kids. The dogs would back them away. 2. Bo, 190lb male. From the mastiff rescue. Mastiffs are now all gone. Old age got them. Don't know if you can tell their size in the pictures, but all of them could carry a basketball in their mouths. Then proceed to chew and pop it.
3. Mountain Feist Terriers. Snoopy 25lb, left, Max 22lb, right. Action shot of them playing with a groundhog. They will kill anything they can catch. Skunks, opossums, rabbits, mice. They keep all the varmints down around my landscape trees.
They are much cheaper on the food bill than the mastiffs were.
Dogs a mans best friend. Proof? Lock your dog and your wife in the truck for an hour, which one is happy to see you when you open it?
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