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JudyN wrote:
'One small, well behaved dog....'

That's me ok! The small one does behave.

I'm not a person who is easily swayed by the media, but I do know my terriers, and I cannot follow the logic of breeding a terriers mentality and physiology into a muscular frame which can even weigh more than 100lbs while standing just a foot and a half off the floor. A terrier when its fighting or...

Minkee, I'm sure that dog is part fainting goat.


Edit: Either that or the other one has really bad breath!

jacksdad wrote:raises that age old question...what do you call a pile of terriers?

Trouble.

Don't try to upload the picture Toadie, it contributes cost to the website host. It's not a lot, but it adds up over lots of pictures. It's more efficient to upload your pictures to somewhere like photobucket, and only copy the link to your picture in your post. That way when people read the post, t...

Superb pic with his urban camouflage on. He's looking quite majestic these days Ari. A big handsome fella.

Meanwhile, here's Pippin on Stealth mode using his rural camouflage. Bunnies beware...

Patience is a virtue... http://i1189.photobucket.com/albums/z422/FlybyPC/2013%20Dogs/NightWatchman_zps6cf9217e.jpg But maybe not quite so virtuous when you're staking out underneath the bird table for critters of the night.... MOOOOHAhahahaha!!! :twisted: http://i1189.photobucket.com/albums/z422/Fly...

Right now I'm listening to my Ipod on random. I broke the screen a couple of weeks before Christmas and can't see anything to select any playlists. You're counting the clicks as you fiddle the dial. Bit like safe cracking to get some music. :lol: Not being funny, but it makes you realise how clever ...

Pippin sometimes whines like that when he's excited, or more accurately, when he's excited and I'm taking too long keeping him waiting. I'd interpret that whine as "Aw, come on, just give it to me!" :lol: Prey drive changes dog to dog, but a big factor is being exposed to prey at a young a...

I'm not in your league with tricks Bendog, but I find terriers don't really have enquiring minds about training. I don't mean to say they're slow or stupid, they're not, but they can be quite happy doing something without the burden of wondering about why they're doing it. I suspect it makes their a...

That's probably the best box in the world to get your head stuck in. :D My Pippin is a carrier too. If I throw him a stick or a ball, he'll carry it the whole way unless I take it off him. He usually wants it back when I do, but I always worry it becomes a chore to carry something when he should be ...

Wow, what a spectacular looking walk. (And dogs too).

I'd say that's a yes with Ridgebacks. Mmmm, not really with Terriers. Having said that, they have such quicksilver tempers and switch in and out of aggression so quickly I sometimes wonder whether terriers see a brief scrap as a type of conversation rather than an act of menacing hostility. That's n...

It's not like a Ridgeback to present himself on top of whatever you're doing to demand some attention whenever it's walk time/ dinner time/ play time/ 'me' time.

Resistance is futile.

Thanks all. I found some more. Somebody has been watching too much TV. http://i1189.photobucket.com/albums/z422/FlybyPC/2013%20Dogs/TVSnooze_zps8a32ffb8.jpg http://i1189.photobucket.com/albums/z422/FlybyPC/2013%20Dogs/HomeSweetHome_zps142b1bf6.jpg http://i1189.photobucket.com/albums/z422/FlybyPC/201...