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Good thing I never insulted anyone then. Only the fact that my reasonable opinion is being flamed. So please, don't post anymore internet lingo.

I, too, am a huge fan of the reds, but the fawns are also just as beautiful. Erm, and the blues...and the blacks. :p

What question, regarding your dog(s), do you ask yourself everyday, without fail? My question: Why must you move from your own bed to mine, right on my legs, every morning at 5 AM? :confused: I'm interested to see the answers! :popcorn:

Tenacious! How adorable.

As for the different jobs comment...I specifically use groups as an example. Meaning, they have the same jobs. So, no, that argument against my post makes no sense, sorry. No sense in getting snotty, talking nonsense about magic hats, just because you do not share my viewpoint. That's rather...

As I said, that article is not their story. If you read, I bet you'd see that.;)

That is why I expect it to be dismissed. Because it is an organization, and for some reason, even the most trusted are rarely trusted. As if someone sat there and made it all up just for the sake of 'proving' a point. Anywho, I have had undocked herding breeds and hunting dogs who have...

I have seen the photos of damaged tails. However, they are not higher than the number of undamaged tails. If they were, every dog with a tail would be docked. No hounds would have tails, Pointers would never have tails, especially spindley tailed English Pointers. It's not logical, and I do not...

Just to add, it does well to note that there are breeds that are not docked that have identical tail styles and sets (as well as fringe if you're trying to use that argument) with no more injuries reported than undocked dogs of traditionally docked breeds. It's just not a sound argument. Simple...

http://www.anti-dockingalliance.co.uk/page_27.htm Actually quite a bit on that site all together that is rather interesting. But, I'm sure you will probably dismiss it because just so happens to be a site against docking. I also have proof in my own experiences, but I doubt that would be...

She's just gorgeous. Tollers make such beautiful puppies. And those pictures of her in the water are awesome, something about puppies in the water I guess, hehe.

That's an awesome job you've done. It's so nice to see someone who is that dedicated.

What's the strangest pet you've seen? For me, it's a Tamandua (a type of anteater). I've also spoken with a breeder of kangaroos and wallabies, but wallabies are getting more popular. Please, don't turn this into a flame on people who own exotic pets. It's just not nice and never turns...

I am asking, but you're not really answering. Dogs cannot have docked tails in Germany. Does that means that the JRT's there are worthless? Are people there ruining the dogs by letting them work with tails? Is it really necessary to say they are putting their dogs in danger? I never, EVER said...

Oh, and such wrinkly pups.

Blue (I know I'm better, hehe) Looks like a true king. And, finally, Black I'd love to own one of these guys. I think that's my next endeavor, if, of course, I can convince the Mr. to let me. (As if I'd bother to ask)

Thai Ridgebacks. They appeal to me much more than Rhodesians, and they're so beautiful. Their coats alone are breathtaking, but I absolutely fall in love with them everytime I see pictures, and the few I've met in person have been amazing dogs. Very strong, too. Red Fawn

So does that mean that JRT's in Germany are worthless? :popcorn:

Not docking their tails doesn't mean anything. If it did, it wouldn't be banned in several places in the world. I don't know any breed that works better simply because it has no tail, either. And I am not a show dog person, I like working dogs, and prefer them to be able to work regardless...

Every breeder knows that sometimes even entire litters do not turn out prospects. It's a fact of life. The two greatest dogs in the world are not guaranteed to produce 100% everytime, to think so is just silly.:popcorn: