^^^ thank you, saved me from asking. I immediately saw your crew on the couch! Your little girl is growing up and look at him with her, so very sweet. Oh have you bought yourself a couch yet?
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J2M3S
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Apparently the last couch had a secret passage to another dimension that the little one was determined to find. Hence, the new, over-priced, but happy wife, couch.
Where does she get to sit, on their couch?
KnowAndGrow
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Meet Sable. Sable is inquisitive. She looks really smart! It is an immaculate deception. She will follow me down to the grow tent, and then try to get in there with me because those electrical cords look so yummy!! She'll learn...if she makes it...lol 
Sable is gorgeous!Meet Sable. Sable is inquisitive. She looks really smart! It is an immaculate deception. She will follow me down to the grow tent, and then try to get in there with me because those electrical cords look so yummy!! She'll learn...if she makes it...lol
Gsplover11
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Its exhausting playing,eating,pooping and peeing
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BarnBuster
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Strange study here
www.nature.com
Redefining Canine Care: The Surprising Science Behind Neutering Rottweilers
Owners of a popular dog breed are being encouraged to keep their pet pooch in tip-top condition after a James Cook University study found Rottweilers could suffer from reduced lifespan after the snip. A recent analysis of available clinical records collated by VetCompass Australia of 3085 intact
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The effect of neuter status on longevity in the Rottweiler dog - Scientific Reports
Surgical sterilization or neutering of dogs is a commonly performed procedure in veterinary practices in many countries. In recent decades, concerns have been raised regarding possible side effects of neutering, including increased risk of certain neoplastic, musculoskeletal and endocrinological...
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BarnBuster
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EhCndGrower
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long time go I had my White German Shepard that did this too me near our backyard ice rink my dad made. It sucked hard, but thankfully I was able to apply ice right away
Gsplover11
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I was in a car accident that crushed my knee,i was on the mend and could finally walk without crutches.my gsp is either running at 100% or standing still,there is no middle for him.he was running towards me in the winter and couldnt stop and ran right into me,thank god i had time to turn my knee around so he didnt take it off,bit that cost me another 3 months of walking...lol
EhCndGrower
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the pup in my avatar got bigger and older for walks. We have a path near my house and my mom thought she could walk him fine. On the way back I had the older guy (white avatar guy, but a puller) he tripped her up and nearly fell on her knee, which was replaced just the year before. She was just able to twist herself just enough one way to avoid the full brunt. Come close every now and then with the 2 guys I have now. That pup is now the eldest at nearly 3yrs old and at 84lbs. Meanwhile his built like a truck “little” brother is 14m old, 93lbs and ball crazy in the yard. Sometimes the 2 will get playful and then burst out into puppy zoomies. Nothing hit from directly behind but several good clips to wobble you good. They’re a work in progress, but hard with 2 of them and being still pups.
Jeffislovinlife
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We went for a good walk baby boy is done lol
EhCndGrower
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I guess I haven't posted my boys in a bit. i know that they love my bed and the stoner snacks (crumbs) I leave around every now and then. The pup (14m, white) is 93lbs compare to his older brother (3yrs in April) at around 82lbs. That’s them on my bed and usually removing/ripping off a lip full of fur or a dog moustache.
I miss @dangledo
Laughing Grass
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Laughing Grass
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