It's time..warning pics

**Suki Wingy** · 07-10-2010, 11:30 PM

Aw I love rotties. We used to take care of one sometimes and we almost adopted her when the owner thought he's have to give her up. (He eventually found a place to live that allowed her.) Your property is beautiful too.

Basically I don't think there is a good way at telling how large a puppy will get when you don't know any of the breeding. I know quite a lot of people who were surprised at either how much or how little growing their puppy ended up doing.

**Karen** · 07-11-2010, 01:08 AM

Check petfinder.org for your area, and I bet you will find a pooch that's needing a home that calls to your heart.

Lover Weim, there and what did your Rottie think of the "neighbor" deer?

**DoggyShogun** · 07-20-2010, 08:02 AM

I have been stalking my local animal shelter. I am a bit gunshy as my rotty was with me for 15 years and I do understand the commitment.

Mickey, thought she was a human, she'd watch the deer or the other dogs at the run and stand next to me wondering what all the fuss is about.

Her best friend in the whole world was a tan cocker spaniel that lived upstairs they were inseperable. Like the odd couple, I'll see if i can't dig up one of those pictures.

Thanks for the posts.

I'm really leaning towards a retriever type for my outdoors activities, maybe a retriever/shephard mix.