Yogi Today
- Thread starter Norm
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FZ1inTX
Adminstrator
OMG! He is a big boy! I see that his ears (both) are standing up at times? He's quite an animal Norm. Glad he's there to keep you company.
What's with all the water there? Bad storms?
What's with all the water there? Bad storms?
Norm
Wizard
Yea, a few storms and the water builds up on this particular mostly abandoned road.
His left ear is now standing up more and more which is cool. I love him either way. He is a big boy. 7 months old in 4 days and 80 pounds. He is already within the lower end of the height and weight of a normal full grown Doberman. He's going to be huge. He's also built like a brick sh%thouse. Just bumping into him will give you a bruise.
His left ear is now standing up more and more which is cool. I love him either way. He is a big boy. 7 months old in 4 days and 80 pounds. He is already within the lower end of the height and weight of a normal full grown Doberman. He's going to be huge. He's also built like a brick sh%thouse. Just bumping into him will give you a bruise.
FZ1riderNY
Moderator
Hey Norm! When did you buy a horse???? 
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Yogi is turning into a fine young lad!
oke:Yogi is turning into a fine young lad!
MrsFZ1inNH
Well-Known Member
He's a big boy my friend. You chose an awesome puppy.
Hellgate
Wizard
Wow, what a beautiful dog Norm. He looks like he's got a great disposition.
The last time I adopted a dog I was between a female, brindle Doby, and a tri-color male basset. The basset won that time.
The Doby had been a mama and was the most gentle animal.
We ended up with the basset because he had heart worm and we figured no one else would adopt him. We had him treated and he was the most loyal dog in the world for the next 12 years. He lived to be 14. At times I wished we'd gotten the Doby too, because she was so gentle and so pretty.
The last time I adopted a dog I was between a female, brindle Doby, and a tri-color male basset. The basset won that time.
The Doby had been a mama and was the most gentle animal.
We ended up with the basset because he had heart worm and we figured no one else would adopt him. We had him treated and he was the most loyal dog in the world for the next 12 years. He lived to be 14. At times I wished we'd gotten the Doby too, because she was so gentle and so pretty.