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General => General discussion => Topic started by: bobotheclown on 30 March 2013, 12:00
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I was wondering if anyone knows what type of dog this is?
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I'm not sure, but he looks like a mates dog, that is cross Rhodesian ridgeback/Boxer
Google it, see what you think...
Thom
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American bulldog?
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One that likes being kept in a concrete and mud yard with its own sh!t for comfort.........
Ideal conditions for a mentally stable pet.
I would say Staff/Boxer with maybe a bit of ridge back, dorsal hair plat can be a bit of a red herring :undecided:
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American bulldog?
was thinking this it looks like the sister in-laws dog,thing is as daft as a brush but great with the kids as they got it as a pup :smiley: an its not a boxer
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Staff cross Tosa
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Yeah it's next door's dog and there's three of them. They managed to smash through the fence which is VERY worrying as I have an 18 month and now I'm concerned about how safe it is for him to play in his own garden
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Yeah it's next door's dog and there's three of them. They managed to smash through the fence which is VERY worrying as I have an 18 month and now I'm concerned about how safe it is for him to play in his own garden
if you have any worry the dogs would bite then sort the fence so they cant get through or over it as they will jump a 6ft fence if they want to
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Yeah it's next door's dog and there's three of them. They managed to smash through the fence which is VERY worrying as I have an 18 month and now I'm concerned about how safe it is for him to play in his own garden
That is worrying mate, especially considering recent events. Please try and remember its not the dogs fault though, how we'll do you get on with ya neighbour, could you not just sort it between you? Failing that then its a reportable offence.
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Dog owners should have licences. No licence. No dog.
Dogs should be for two things. Working and companionship.
I have a cavalier King Charles spaniel and sh!t myself when's she's off the lead and see sonething like that. Iv only bad experiences.
The killing of that poor girl last week would never if happened with a properly regulated breeding and buying system.
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Dog owners should have licences. No licence. No dog.
Dogs should be for two things. Working and companionship.
I have a cavalier King Charles spaniel and sh!t myself when's she's off the lead and see sonething like that. Iv only bad experiences.
The killing of that poor girl last week would never if happened with a properly regulated breeding and buying system.
:grin: :grin: our boxer an the sister in laws american bull dog would run away from your spaniel so that is just sayin all those kinds of dog are the same they are not,seen a cocker spaniel bite a kid as the kids were dummy fighting an the dog didnt know the difference
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The licence is more for the owners. Iv met a Doberman who is soft as peas.
Unfortunately you get a bad connotation.
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The licence is more for the owners. Iv met a Doberman who is soft as peas.
Unfortunately you get a bad connotation.
the owner couldnt of helped with that 1,but i have always said its how you bring the dog up we had a pit bull 20 odd years ago an he was the best dog any1 could have wanted :smiley: pity every1 that didnt know it just saw it as a devil dog
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Deffo has some staff in him.
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Deffo has some staff in him.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-lmkdx1CY4Tg/TaVVg-yzq1I/AAAAAAAAJWk/jx1EAmC9J9A/s1600/american_bulldog_88430.jpg
looks more like this an staffs have a smaller head :smiley:
http://www.k9puppy.co.uk/Members/jolihem/jolihem_staffordshire-bull-terrier-a20117121375.jpg
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what is it and what should I do about the fence? probably questions best left to animal welfare specialists and not some random dudes on a car forum :whistle:
http://www.rspca.org.uk/home (http://www.rspca.org.uk/home)
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Your garden is going to smell lovely in the summer,on a more serious note if there are three dogs like that running around next door and they have already come through your fence please dont let your children play alone out there. :shocked:
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It's always the owners. You can get lovely staffys, rottys and akitas.
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Cheers for some great advice. Really appreciate it
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I'm no expert but just looks like your standard council house staff to me :grin:
Saying that - its on the large side for a staff
It has the body and colouring of a Dogue De Bordeaux
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Bad dogs ain't born their bread. Id screw a 4x1 timber accross the bottom around 600mm up the fence horizontally, then another at 1200mm as it would spread any stress a dog would put running into it accross all the timbers. Only use 1 1/4 screws tho as you don't wanna come thru and risk them catching the dog
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Looks like an american bulldog cross, maybe a bit of staffy in there.
Have you spoken to your neighbours about sorting the fence out?
If you have concerns about the dogs behaviour or welfare you'll need to try the RSPCA I think.
There are no such thing as 'safe/good' breeds and 'dangerous/bad' breeds. However of course different breeds of dog ARE different in their strengths, temperaments and behaviours and do require different handling, that needs to be recognised and catered for properly.