Mentorababio:
you know thinking about it right now makes me wanna she'd tears but I trying to hold it back I had a great dog... a rottweiler and believe me she was top notch.. her name was freda.. she stayed with me everyday of the 5months she lived... lol this is freda

PAQ:
I just started seeing these (image below) on my 5 month old rottweilers elbows. Never seen them on my previous dogs, they look like dead skin, probably due to scratches when he lies on the concrete floor. I am not sure! i called the vet and he looked at it and assured me its nothing. i am still not satisfied with his answer, hence my reaching out to you guys.

Is it normal?
Anyone with thesame issues?
How did you treat it, manage it?
Did it finally go away?

sasko:
hmmm..

the fact is there are different species of dogs and their unique characteristics

So next time you want to purchase a dog seek the help of an expert for a good recommendations

...if it does not spill its food...it's not a German Shepherd

...if it does not try to force the cage open when you are about to take it out of the cage...it's not a German Shepherd

...if it does not get over existed when you remove it from the cage...it's not a German Shepherd

mean while, if you really need a bully and aggressive, none friendly but dangerous and can only be controlled by the owner...hehehehe








try Pitbull.. the massive head

it does not bark but read to devour any intruder

that is the most active dog but pretty expensive
.pitbull are friendly, they are only aggressive to dogs..try a dogo argentino

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