English Bull Terrier
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Tango13 said:
PistonGuy66 said:
My mums EBT/Staff had a pink wubbery belly just like that /\ One day the dog was sleeping on her back just like that so I sneaked up to her and blew a big raspberry on the dogs belly Hahaha there is nothing better in life than doing that!!! I like the smell of her trotters! They smell like a old mocason slipper (sorry my spelling is not great)!
PistonGuy66 said:
You’ll soon learn that she loves everything. Really. Everything. Luckily Lou isn’t a chewer of human things but she’ll demolish most toys in minutes. Even the stuff labelled as super tough.
EBT’s are unbelievably strong when it comes to ripping toys to pieces.
You’ll become that weird guy you’ve seen in the pets shop slowly squeezing and feeling each toy they sell with a pondering look in his face.
pidsy said:
PistonGuy66 said:
You’ll soon learn that she loves everything. Really. Everything. Luckily Lou isn’t a chewer of human things but she’ll demolish most toys in minutes. Even the stuff labelled as super tough.
EBT’s are unbelievably strong when it comes to ripping toys to pieces.
You’ll become that weird guy you’ve seen in the pets shop slowly squeezing and feeling each toy they sell with a pondering look in his face.
We are in Essex. We had a staffy that we lost 2 years ago so we are not 1st time dog owners,but just want to get it right with her
As for the pecking order its normally the wife the dog then me!!
As for the pecking order its normally the wife the dog then me!!
Edited by PistonGuy66 on Tuesday 19th January 22:11
Edited by PistonGuy66 on Tuesday 19th January 22:13
My staffy Duncan is a very different dog to Lou!!
Wen lockdown is over I could bring the pointy faced idiot to meet your little one.
One thing of note is that owing to the shape of their head and their wide neck, they can and will slip pretty much any collar you use if you attach your lead to it.
Bullybillows have a great range of collars that help with this. The padded Ramsey range is what Lou has and she hasn’t slipped it yet.
Wen lockdown is over I could bring the pointy faced idiot to meet your little one.
One thing of note is that owing to the shape of their head and their wide neck, they can and will slip pretty much any collar you use if you attach your lead to it.
Bullybillows have a great range of collars that help with this. The padded Ramsey range is what Lou has and she hasn’t slipped it yet.
PistonGuy66 said:
We are in Essex. We had a staffy that we lost 2 years ago so we are not 1st time dog owners, but just want to get it right with her
As for the pecking order its normally the wife the dog then me!!
Not sure where you are in Essex, but there are a few good Bull terrier groups on FB who do local walks in and around Kent and Essex, so you get to walk with a bunch of other nutty dogs.. Luke from Luden Automotive (Luke Harding on here) has Frank and is Essex based, worth a follow on Instragram and Twitter if you use them..As for the pecking order its normally the wife the dog then me!!
Edited by PistonGuy66 on Tuesday 19th January 22:11
Edited by PistonGuy66 on Tuesday 19th January 22:13
We are Kent based and have Finlay, who is a typical Bull Terrier i.e. nuts.. We actually had two, but had to re-home one just before Christmas, as the two boys just didn't get on and after one fight too many, we made the tough decision to re-home, Milo has gone to a really lovely retired couple and is living the life of Riley..
Which has brought out the best in Fin, who is now the most chilled dog I have ever owned... except of course when the inner Bullie comes out ..
pidsy said:
PistonGuy66 said:
You’ll soon learn that she loves everything. Really. Everything. Luckily Lou isn’t a chewer of human things but she’ll demolish most toys in minutes. Even the stuff labelled as super tough.
EBT’s are unbelievably strong when it comes to ripping toys to pieces.
You’ll become that weird guy you’ve seen in the pets shop slowly squeezing and feeling each toy they sell with a pondering look in his face.
Gorgeous puppy pics - more please
PistonGuy66 said:
On the point of strong jaws i let her out for a wee today and had to stop her chewing the house brickwork! I took a video and you can hear the crunching! She is not a dog she is a velosoraptor!!!
Lottie will chew on bricks, she now has a large Chewroot & it keeps her quiet for ages.https://www.greenandwilds.co.uk/chewroots/
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