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In all fairness, no human being was ever going to give him unconditional love.
Are you still mad that I turned you down so long ago? I can't be expected to consider the feelings of evey woman who gets wet in my presence.
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Flea,
Are you still mad that I turned you down so long ago? I can't be expected to consider the feelings of evey woman who gets wet in my presence.
Varus
Are you still mad that I turned you down so long ago? I can't be expected to consider the feelings of evey woman who gets wet in my presence.
Varus
Boppingturtles,
You ****** and your come ons.
Varus
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Varus, you into multiple penetrations?
You ****** and your come ons.
Varus
Flea,
I'm sure you're the expert in playing with yourself.
Varus
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True. This dog may rather play fetch by itself.
I'm sure you're the expert in playing with yourself.
Varus
achileez wrote:
Boppingturtles
And you're calling him gay??
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
Tare,
I don't call anyone gay...*****, ****, ************, but never gay.
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And you're calling him gay??
I don't call anyone gay...*****, ****, ************, but never gay.
Varus
Tare wrote:
achileez wrote:
Boppingturtles
And you're calling him gay??
Great Danes don't live very long. In this instance that's probably a mercy.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
They live 10-12 years...
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achileez wrote:
They live 10-12 years...
Varus
Varus
Seeing as my cat lived a nice 18 years, I'd say 10-12 is pretty short. (Even if i'm comparing different species.)
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achileez wrote:
Look what I got from an aquaintance for a mere 400$...papers included.
http://janusgreatdanes.homestead.com/files/Kaleb_2004.html
He's 9 months and already 165lb's. He dwarfs my sheppard.
Varus
http://janusgreatdanes.homestead.com/files/Kaleb_2004.html
He's 9 months and already 165lb's. He dwarfs my sheppard.
Varus
He was 6 years old in 2004 apparently, yet they fooled you into thinking he's 9 months.
What a steal, indeed.
achileez wrote:
They live 10-12 years...
Varus
Varus
Ten years is on the high side. The estimates I've seen are more like 6-10 years.
They're prone to orthopedic problems, of course; but also some types of cancer and cardiac and even kidney problems.
Nice dogs, though, the ones I've been around.
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Samira wrote:
Ten years is on the high side. The estimates I've seen are more like 6-10 years.
They're prone to orthopedic problems, of course; but also some types of cancer and cardiac and even kidney problems.
Nice dogs, though, the ones I've been around.
They're prone to orthopedic problems, of course; but also some types of cancer and cardiac and even kidney problems.
Nice dogs, though, the ones I've been around.
It's often like that with pure breed dogs. In fact, pure breeding is very un-natural, and causes lots of health problems for dogs.
I had 3 German shaperds when I was a kid in the South of France. They were the coolest dogs in the world, but they all had serious health problems around the age of 10: their back legs couldn't suport their backs, and so they became slow, had problems running, slept half of the day.
It was incredibly sad.
I love dogs.
achileez wrote:
Considering my German Sheppard is now 3 that's a little disconcerting. I couldn't imagine not owning a german sheppard.
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Varus
Well, you got 7 or 8 years until he passes away. The better the breed, the quicker he will degenerate, unfortunately.
Pure breeds are chock full of full of problems. Dachscands have poor backs, Dalmations go mental, Bull Dogs can suffocate, I believe Chows have a life expectancy of five years.
Mutts live the longest.
Mutts live the longest.
I have the most annoying black lab in the world. I just know she will live to 25, just to spite us.
I'm not much of a slobbery dog fan, which is one of the reasons that we have greyhounds.
I'm not much of a slobbery dog fan, which is one of the reasons that we have greyhounds.
I like the Fawn color more. But he's still an awesome Dane.
btw Dog > Cat
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Have fun when your houses burn down and your cat runs away. Or as far away as it can get inside a burning house without an escape. Mmmmm bbqkitten
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In fact, pure breeding is very un-natural, and causes lots of health problems for dogs.
Tell that to the Dingos, wolves, coyotes, and those little African dogs of awesomeness. ****** breeding is unnatural.
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In fact, pure breeding is very un-natural, and causes lots of health problems for dogs.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
The problem with breeding as such is that such a small pool of animals is considered breedable. They have the "best" sampling of whatever arbitrary qualities are deemed desireable in a breed.
Collies now have needle noses and tulip ears, at the expense of hardiness and intelligence. (Ever seen a working collie? Totally, and I mean totally, different animal than the neurotic show dog.)
While responsible breeders breed to avoid known problems, they don't truly breed to promote genetic diverity and therefore species health. They would, I'm sure, if they had a larger pool from which to draw.
That's why mutts, though of course they can have recessive genetic problems, are much more likely to be healthy overall.
Collies now have needle noses and tulip ears, at the expense of hardiness and intelligence. (Ever seen a working collie? Totally, and I mean totally, different animal than the neurotic show dog.)
While responsible breeders breed to avoid known problems, they don't truly breed to promote genetic diverity and therefore species health. They would, I'm sure, if they had a larger pool from which to draw.
That's why mutts, though of course they can have recessive genetic problems, are much more likely to be healthy overall.
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achileez wrote:
They're all friendly animals.
I guess the apples fell far from the tree.
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