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Meet Spud

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meet our new puppy, Spud. he is a bullmastiff/great dane/ridgeback cross. he's just over 6 weeks old.

 

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check out the head on him. kids come up with good names for animals.

 

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he is a very confident little dog, he is already beating up our 5 1/2 month old kitten Busta. it is so funny to watch. Busta whacks him on the head and Spud doesn't even register it. the poor kitten doesn't know what to do, meanwhile Spud's ripping fluff off of him. he's a unit. :P

 

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Edited by Felix

does he read the.. um what was it..off topic like the cats? :P

Edited by Teddy

aww!!

hey puppy!! heeeeeeeyyyy!! heeeeyyy cutie pup!! hey!

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our other dog lives for playing fetch with the ball or passionfruit. she's funny, she can make a game of fetch with a tiny pathetic bit of chewed up tennis ball about 2 cm square. she gets annoying after a while.

 

Spud is to young to read yet. he is already into cars and has been helping me work on the ke10. sorta. he gets under my feet and chews my ankles which bloody hurts, and tries to drink the water when i was flushing the radiator and has been shitting on the concrete under the carport.....although i seem to be winning a little by encouraging him to do it on the grass or on the dirt.

 

Spud is certainly going to try and get big and strong, i've never seen a pup eat so hard! like watchin a shark feeding frenzy :P his dad was about the size of a rotty, but more muscly, and less fat looking. mega solid. very friendly and placid with the owners around, although i don't think i'd walk into their yard uninvited.

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