Unga Bunga
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Where's that little devil Bluey ?
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Laughing Grass
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Scratch here.
Unga Bunga
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I wonder what the missing 16% is ? Either way he's one cute little bastard child !
neosapien
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Here's the full breakdown….
Not sure how they determine all this but…. That's what they told me for 75 bucks.
Unga Bunga
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Definitely an interesting mix . He has a look of intelligence in his eyes . Potentially a legend , or a legendary pain in the ass ! Hopefully the former , good luck with him and keep the pics coming 'cause he sure is good looking...
I am a sucker for puppies & they all look cute!Definitely an interesting mix . He has a look of intelligence in his eyes . Potentially a legend , or a legendary pain in the ass ! Hopefully the former , good luck with him and keep the pics coming 'cause he sure is good looking...
Unga Bunga
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TerryTeacosy
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OK, I'm a teensie-weensie bit biased here..... You've got a predominantly Aussie cattle dog. Probably a Blue Heeler. They are unstoppable, fiercely loyal & eminently trainable in the right hands.
You have an absolute gem on your hands there. Make sure you make the most of it & don't squandar the opportunity.
TerryTeacosy
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On another note, we had to go searching for our errant two fuckers on Sunday.
They went rogue/hunting & I had to track them with GPS. A real borderline thrill.......
I found them about 3Km away, where they had bailed-up a stag & doe into a dam. I saw the doe running away, but her partner was already pinned by the dogs.
Max was tearing into the stag, up to his neck in the dam water in such a violent way that I've never seen from him before. He was not the dog I know.
He was tearing the Stag's ears to pieces. Blood everywhere.
I know that he's bred for hunting feral pigs, but this was something else......
Vicious. Horribly vicious.
The locals agreed to bring-in someone with a powerful rifle to finish-off the stag & turn it into venison.
They went rogue/hunting & I had to track them with GPS. A real borderline thrill.......
I found them about 3Km away, where they had bailed-up a stag & doe into a dam. I saw the doe running away, but her partner was already pinned by the dogs.
Max was tearing into the stag, up to his neck in the dam water in such a violent way that I've never seen from him before. He was not the dog I know.
He was tearing the Stag's ears to pieces. Blood everywhere.
I know that he's bred for hunting feral pigs, but this was something else......
Vicious. Horribly vicious.
The locals agreed to bring-in someone with a powerful rifle to finish-off the stag & turn it into venison.
That 15% Austrian Cattle Dog is going to be a lot of work. They LOVE working! Worse the Beagle DNA will tell you all about it!
Aeroknow
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I have to keep my little Lenny boy on a runner. Just until i do a bunch of fence work. This 10 acres has allot of barbed wire fencing that Lenny can slip right through and he goes right for our next door neighbors blue heeler. Same age. They buddies. Sheila isn’t fixed yet neither is Lenny and Lenny is 9mo old now. That litter of pups would prob be pretty cool but nah.
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Laughing Grass
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DId you get a new puppy?
No, that's an older picture of my big boy when he wasn't so big. Lol
Laughing Grass
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I think big boy needs a little boy.
He has one, it's a beagle
