i think he looks great for an "old man"! He just has so much love in his face you can tell he's had a great life!
Adobe's Warrior
Just for kicks and giggles, what do you think of my old man?
And no, his pigment isn't bad xD He's old (10 years and 4 months).
I know these pics aren't the best, and I'll be getting some new ones soon. These are only a couple days old though
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Front head shot
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Profile shot
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SUPER old pic from when I was first learning how to show and stack
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Taken two years ago
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And more head shots xD
And no, his pigment isn't bad xD He's old (10 years and 4 months).
I know these pics aren't the best, and I'll be getting some new ones soon. These are only a couple days old though
Front head shot
Profile shot
SUPER old pic from when I was first learning how to show and stack
Taken two years ago
And more head shots xD
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Nope, not a Drachenberg dog at all ^_^
He's the half German/half American dog I was telling you about. He actually hails from Adobe kennels in Texas. Ranger was supposed to be a Narc dog, and was in the middle of his training when he was bitten by a rattlesnake.
Due to his injury recovery time, they were forced to wash him out of the program, and he was sold to a pet home. Unfortunately, Rangerdog was bored out of his mind, and Brian (the man who bought him and a long family friend of ours) was physically unable to do anything with him.
And that's where I came in ;-) I began training him when he was around 6 years old, and the rest is history He's the reason I have my Mouse, lol.
He was doing the work and being shown and he has a great temperament, and a big part of me is regretting not having him collected for future breeding (he's now neutered).
He's the half German/half American dog I was telling you about. He actually hails from Adobe kennels in Texas. Ranger was supposed to be a Narc dog, and was in the middle of his training when he was bitten by a rattlesnake.
Due to his injury recovery time, they were forced to wash him out of the program, and he was sold to a pet home. Unfortunately, Rangerdog was bored out of his mind, and Brian (the man who bought him and a long family friend of ours) was physically unable to do anything with him.
And that's where I came in ;-) I began training him when he was around 6 years old, and the rest is history
He's the reason I have my Mouse, lol.He was doing the work and being shown and he has a great temperament, and a big part of me is regretting not having him collected for future breeding (he's now neutered).
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