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supchaka

supchaka

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I have a grumpy english bulldog as well, hes 8 and doesn't give 2 shits about my plants. Hes very protective and we can't let him around other people or dogs. Kind of sucks but at the same time he gives a great feeling of security over the home. I'll have to dig up a picture of him too! It was very difficult introducing the yorkie to him. New babies are the only thing I can even think of bringing around him cuz he doesn't feel threatened by them.
 
bassman999

bassman999

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Is he grumpy because of his age, or a breed thing? My daughter REALLY wanted an English Bulldog! Mom said since Poncho is so big we cant have another big dog.
 
supchaka

supchaka

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bassman999 said:
Is he grumpy because of his age, or a breed thing? My daughter REALLY wanted an English Bulldog! Mom said since Poncho is so big we cant have another big dog.
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Bulldogs are the most loving amazing dog you could ever hope to own and I'm not just saying that. The problem came when I bought a female to breed with him and after a year they quit getting along. They started fighting really bad and I should have got rid of the female much sooner, but I had $2k into her and went against my better judgement. Anyways, the fighting really changed him and thats when he became so aggressive.
 
bassman999

bassman999

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I bought a female Brindle pit for breeding and she didnt like my male and she would try to fight him all the time. He didnt really fight with her, just her with him. She wasnt able to hurt him enough to make him mad. I got rid of her after 3 months when I gave up on them being friends. He seemed sad when she left even though she was mean to him. He is happy with other dogs no matter sex or breed. He Goes pout into the front yard to hang out piss etc... The other dogs walking by always want to fight him, but he always wants to be friends. He looks so confused when they try to attack or growl.snap. This Dobie made him owner fall off his bike to get to my dog. Poncho trotted over to sniff and the dobie snapped at him. Poncho got bit and snarled and jumped at him and I think he might have bit him. The dog actually cried and ran off. I was so surprised that poncho acted like that. Took him in and he was bleeding. So I know he will fight, but only if he really feels threatened.
 
bassman999

bassman999

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I found a live mite on the girls I threw out in the topless shed. I sprayed neem on them and the girls indoors. I hope the outdoor girls dont get burned as it is sunny out. I would actually rather kill the moms than have mites at this point though.
 
F.M.I.L.Y

F.M.I.L.Y

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This is my favorite kind of dog cause I am NOT allergic to it....

Nice work D

EDIT: @ bass, just keep an eagle eye out for unhatched eggs that start hatching in a day or two and try your best to keep the area cool. Mites thrive in areas of high temps. Thats just from my experience which isnt much.
FM
 
bassman999

bassman999

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F.M.I.L.Y said:
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This is my favorite kind of dog cause I am NOT allergic to it....

Nice work D

EDIT: @ bass, just keep an eagle eye out for unhatched eggs that start hatching in a day or two and try your best to keep the area cool. Mites thrive in areas of high temps. Thats just from my experience which isnt much.
FM
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I love all dogs, but I havent grown out my dog seeds yet. I hope to do that soon. NIce pup you have there FM!
I think mites like higher temps with lower humidity. I killed mites b4 by putting the girls out door and soaking them in the 30*f night air for 2 days. That actually killed most of em. Too hot around here to try that now though. I get to 60* in my house at night at the lowest now. I am not using any heat at all either. Doors and windows all open when the outside is cooler than inside till I go to bed then doors close (security)
I might just kill my outdoor girls as I cant take em with me anyway.
 
F.M.I.L.Y

F.M.I.L.Y

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That was a pic of DST Dog....I cant have cats or dogs, I am seriously allergic to them.

Sounds like you have the mites under control, thats always good!!!!

FM
 
bassman999

bassman999

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Oh lol, I thought it looked familiar.
If I was a better gardener I wouldnt have mites at all. I know they could be healthier and have a stronger defense of their own. I hope the switch I am gonna make to organic is gonna provide that extra stability.
 
DST

DST

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Sure is a DOG fest, and by all means, share the pics.

Giving your plants a daily soaking def helps with the mites, dry hot temps is where it's at for them....little fukkers.
 
roachclip420

roachclip420

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this video link came up after that family guy clip doobie:

[video=youtube;ZN5PoW7_kdA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ZN5PoW7_kdA[/video]

lol wtf!? :dunce:
 
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