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Your Sheppard does have a nice straight back line
Their heads look like a mastiff and pit blend to me. Very intimidating.
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Great Dog
Your Sheppard does have a nice straight back line
Same dog she's 3 years shes got that adult dog attitude now,
They were one of the breeds used to breed Staffordshire Pits
They are very sweet to owners weary of strangers unless approved by owner.
They do bite hard, she play bites and mouths you arm with restraint
There comes a time when they get older you probably stop the play bite stuff alot of muscle behind them
With sheppards im sure your all too aware of their nature and they do have a cuddly nurturing side
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She had been in the drink in some of those photos
But again it might have been that I was feeding her a very high protein puppy feed until she started gaining some weight
They go thru a reindeer stage long and lean till almost 2 very active puppies
Her coat did change a little from jet black to some brown brindle more visible in direct sunlight
Mine gets everything along with his kibble,as a pup he got plenty of milk,liver and yogart,he still does but not as much when we have our supper my wife makes him a serving of the same and I put fish oil on his food because it's dry in the house.
Spoiled dogs, have to see if my girl has the picture of our dog sitting in the dinning room chair with a napkin in her collar eating steak
Well, she was almost 20 years old so yeah I soiled her too much near the end
Happy Pup's , def will work for treats petting praise
Mans best friend they sure are awesome
have to see if my girl has the picture of our dog sitting in the dinning room chair with a napkin in her collar eating steakWell, she was almost 20 years old so yeah I soiled her too much near the end
Happy Pup's , def will work for treats
petting praiseMans best friend they sure are awesome
Don't let her mouth you, it's a sign of dominance,mine will try it and he gets tuned in,always make sure the dog knows everything it has is yours and you're inviting her to use or eat it and she is lower on the pecking order,makes the dog happier and listen.
I know I'm guilty of spoiling too and he takes advantage of it ,he will go as far as you let him,he can be a dickSpoiled dogs,
Well, she was almost 20 years old so yeah I soiled her too much near the end
Happy Pup's , def will work for treats
Mans best friend they sure are awesome
Mine wants my wifes position on the totem pole, and she used to carry him in her arms and treat him like a fragile baby so he knows she's weak and now they don't care for each other so I have to babysit both of them because he outweighs her . He will actually get up when she goes to the bathroom and lay in front of her chair so when she comes out she can't sit down and I have to call him to move out of the way.
last call for the potty break she just told me its time to go out
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Persian Saffron Yogurt Chicken Kabab (Joojeh Kabob)
Persian joojeh kabob is a skewer of tender, juicy chicken marinated in yogurt, onion, saffron, sumac, and Middle Eastern herbs and spices.
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Turkish Döner Kebab (Beef or Lamb)
Turkish doner kebab is a sizzling stack of spiced meat sliced into tender, crispy bites and served with warm bread, veggies, and sauce.
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Shashlik is a Georgian skewer of tender, juicy marinated pork grilled with onions, peppers, and topped with a lemon, mint and honey sauce.
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I had planned to do a afghan thread well lets say WLD indica middle east type deal
Not sure whether it will be a Afghan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, or Korean strain
maybe something else...Well what would everyone like to see?
Some choices could be...
Kandahar Black
Garlic Bud
x18
Deep Chunk
Pine Tar Kush
Lash Gar x
Balkh
Already did a nice Bombay Kush '79
Overview map of the world in 200 BC:
Sarmatians, Saka, Yuezhi, Xiongnu and other nomadic pastoralists
Did want to get into the culture a little
Pashtuns - Wikipedia
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Bedouin - Wikipedia
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Kochis - Wikipedia
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Pastoral society - Wikipedia
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Tribes and populations
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Genomics-based taxonomy to clarify cannabis classification
Publication: Genome
14 June 2023
INTERESTING IS THE THREE CLASSES
LONG DAY, SHORT DAY, DAY NEUTRAL
DEPENDS ON YOUR GOALS AND VIEW POINTS
SUNRISE SUNSET AT THE EQUATOR OR IN THE HIMALAYA
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Precise taxonomic information is crucial for the study of Cannabis and in its absence,
we risk the loss of genetic diversity as historic landraces may not be identified and preserved.
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have tryed most all of sporting/working breeds …… unless comes from proven working stock….crapshoot at best unless your after a lap warmer……
dawg on….
dawg on….
Genetics is a good starting point hopefully all those years of genetic memory pass it forward the ability to chase, smell, hunt.
The other thing that comes to mind is hunger, if a falcon is not lean it's not going to serve the falconers needs.
Indoor dogs are also less apt to tolerate cold water as well as an outdoor dog, you know the kids and grand kids like to pet the dogs belly and have it roll over on its back.
Not ok for my purposes...
But we still let the dog in the house on the bed and keep it pet, warm and fat...
My great grandpa would not have approved...
Dogs don't come in the house...
Hunting dogs are for hunting and ain't got no use for a dog that don't hunt.
Even if it comes from a great pedigree
And fits the breed standard of a hunting dog
Agreed, facts....every generation gets a little more spoiled. Respect to those that work dogs. That's what they are happiest doing!
Kuchi dog - Wikipedia
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According to the Seljuk chronicles of the eleventh century, there was:'A remarkably fine breed of dogs in Ghor so powerful that in frame and strength every one of them is a match for a lion.'
While I'm not in to fighting dogs for any purpose there is enough dangerous game in the mountains to prove a catch dog, there are places I have lived with bears, wolves, coyotes, cougars, it's nice when the kids and woman are outside and I'm not around the dogs earn their keep.
I don't worry about them when I'm gone.
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Molossian hound - Wikipedia
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The Laconian (Ancient Greek: Λακωνικοί Κύνες, romanized: Lakonikoí Kýnes), also known as the Spartan and the Castorian, is an extinct dog breed from Ancient Greece typically used for hunting.
I'm going to find a picture of my white lab she was about 120 pounds and fierce and lovable at the same time... miss that pup
Bred by a PA farmer for goose hunting bred big heavy dogs not to standard very similar in appearance to the above kochi dog
I used to take her to the river she would be in the water before I could get there
Mastiffs have excellent full web paws for swimming
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