Show Us Your Pets

**K3V** · 17 Mar 2006, 11:44 AM

Originally Posted by Calliander

K3V, I'm stealing your dog. That's it.

heheh awesome. The sad part is that she was at the SPCA for months because nobody wanted her. I didn't even want her at first because I thought her behavior problems were too bad (she had high anxiety and think she may have been abused by her previous owner) but my wife talked me into it. Now she's great and extremely loyal, and I'm glad we got her.

I think she just needed some structure and training in her life. Also we have about a half acre of fenced backyard for her to run around in and burn off energy.

She caught a bunny this morning too, RIP bunny

Originally Posted by Schlep

He got slightly injured yesterday playing (sprained carpal), so he's on bed rest at the moment.

OMG get well Link.

Oh, and doggie FPS:

**Bacon McShig** · 17 Mar 2006, 11:53 AM

That's more over-the-shoulder 3rd person. It's the dog version of RE4.

*Pictures your dog suplexing monks*

XD XD XD

**K3V** · 17 Mar 2006, 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by Bacon McShig

That's more over-the-shoulder 3rd person. It's the dog version of RE4.

*Pictures your dog suplexing monks*

XD XD XD

Either that or it's the dog weapon. Her head would sway up and down slightly as you run around in-game.

**Scourge** · 17 Mar 2006, 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by Bacon McShig

That's more over-the-shoulder 3rd person.

Not if you're using a dog as a weapon.

**Schlep** · 17 Mar 2006, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by K3V

Either that or it's the dog weapon. Her head would sway up and down slightly as you run around in-game.

**gamevet** · 18 Mar 2006, 03:11 AM

Originally Posted by Advocate05

Looks like a Doberman/Rott mix. My friend had one like that called her Alpha. She was half Rottweiler and half Doberman.

Actually, Dobermans are based off of a Rott/Greyhound mix. I'm guessing this dog has Lab/Doberman mix.

http://www.dpca.org/Background.html

There are no records, only speculation, as to the dogs which went into the creation of the original Doberman, but it is documented that crosses were made to two of the English breeds around the turn of the century, using the Black and Tan Manchester Terrier and the black English Greyhound, in order to improve the Doberman's appearance. It is generally accepted as fact that the two German breeds, which played a major role in the Doberman's ancestry were: the old German Shepherd, now extinct: and the German Pinscher - the ancestors of the Rottweiler and the Weimaraner.