Hi,
Me and my partner Steve have adopted a 10 month old staffie x who has been with us for just over 2 weeks. He is very tall but we don't know what he is crossed with - opinion so far seems to be weimaraner or American bulldog.
He is very loving but has unfortunately been passed around quite a bit in his young life -seemingly because of his size. A lack of training means he jumps up a lot and pulls like a train on the lead but he loves cuddles and fuss and is very playful.
We recently lost our beloved Old Tyme Bulldog Rocco in early August after being diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy in March.. he was 7 years old. We miss him hugely but the silence in the house was deafening and we always new we would share our home with another pooch.
Looking forward to reading about everyone's experiences and advice.
Me and my partner Steve have adopted a 10 month old staffie x who has been with us for just over 2 weeks. He is very tall but we don't know what he is crossed with - opinion so far seems to be weimaraner or American bulldog.
He is very loving but has unfortunately been passed around quite a bit in his young life -seemingly because of his size. A lack of training means he jumps up a lot and pulls like a train on the lead but he loves cuddles and fuss and is very playful.
We recently lost our beloved Old Tyme Bulldog Rocco in early August after being diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy in March.. he was 7 years old. We miss him hugely but the silence in the house was deafening and we always new we would share our home with another pooch.
Looking forward to reading about everyone's experiences and advice.
I'm sorry you lost Rocco, but sure your new lad will help fill the hole. We would love to see photos of him if possible!