Is Impulsive always a bad thing

Ravenlost · #41 05/12/12, 02:19 AM

Yeah, looks like a Buddy to me too! He's such a sweet looking fellow...definitely needs some good groceries though! Thank you so much for saving him!

sandsuncritters · #42 05/12/12, 07:10 AM

Awwww, he's adorable! And a keeper

So happy for you, he's landed in a good place and you have a Good Buddy.

In His Love
Mich

nancy237 · #43 05/12/12, 08:41 AM

Looking a breed pictures..

Wondering if the freckles on his legs, face color pattern & ears could be from some shorthair pointer ?? Then some cheasapeake ....
But what would the brindle be from ???

unregistered41671 · #44 05/12/12, 08:45 AM

He looks like a great dog. Glad you got him.

nancy237 · #45 05/12/12, 08:51 AM

This is a boxer / pointer mix picture I just found that favors him..

Is Impulsive always a bad thing - Homesteading Questions

jen74145 · #46 05/12/12, 12:13 PM

I really do not see boxer. Boxer mixes tend to have a certain look to their face sthat I just don't see.

I see Heinz 57. Darling mix, though.

Get him fed and in better condition and it may be easier to tell.

I owuld consider having those rear dews removed when he's snipped, though.

Maura · #47 05/12/12, 04:43 PM

It usually takes two weeks for a new dog to settle in. Your velcro dog may become a wanderer. Your quiet dog may become barky or territorial. You'll want to train him now for proper house manners, before his true self becomes apparent.

He is lovely.

Big Dave · #48 05/12/12, 07:19 PM

Glad to see you went after him.

nancy237 · #49 05/13/12, 01:21 PM

I think we are going to name him Barkley..

Sunrisesya · #50 05/13/12, 01:44 PM

Good luck. Looks like he's going to be a big boy. And Oh those eyes!!!
You said you were looking to move. I hope you're not in an apartment cause a year with
a dog that size can be stressful for both you and him. Start training now before he's full
grown and enjoy every minute of it.
Nothing fills a heart like another soul in need.

nancy237 · #51 05/13/12, 09:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sunrisesya

I hope you're not in an apartment cause a year with
a dog that size can be stressful for both you and him. Start training now before he's full
grown and enjoy every minute of it.
Nothing fills a heart like another soul in need.

On 3 acres & yes training has begun..
I think he is full grown..the shelter & vet think he is at least a year old.