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donshaize:
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How old is czar now

He'll be 6 months in 2 days time...and thanks for following!

Tochex101:
Beautiful thread, thanks for blessing us with such lovely pictures and narratives.....

You're gladly welcome...and thanks for following!

Czar's litter mates...breeder's photo!

According to household, Czar was the 'biggest male' in his litter, and it shows in just how fast the boy is growing... he's almost as tall as Spike, my 1 year old male Rottweiler, at just under 6 months of age.

See screenshot of Whatsapp chat with Household below...

And now it's my pleasure to introduce the last, but certainly not the least, in the pack and the baby of the house, Bella of Household, AKA Isabella, AKA 'Beautiful' - Sire Tom of Household, Grandsire late Bullet of Household!

See breeder's photo of Bella @ just 2 weeks of age below...

Actually not too sure whether the picture shared above is that of Bella though...had pictures of her and her litter mates on my other phone but lost all my pictures on that phone, including those of Bella and the other dogs, when the phone developed a fault and had to be 'flashed' to get it back to working condition...

See breeder's photo of Bella's dam below...don't know her name though, never asked.

Still can't find a picture of Czar's dam on my phone (must have lost it to the 'flash'), but she's obviously different from Bella's as evidenced by their 1 month difference in age...

This one I'm 100% sure is of Bella @ about 2 months of age...forgive the poor picture please, lost a lot of good ones when my phone was flashed...

Wow... Nice dogs you got

I so like ddr gsds, Tom is a great producer he's gustaf's dad too

nice thread rany4all,ur dogs are beautiful.

Bella is a very confident and active black and tan, blanket back, short coated working line GSD...

vincentjk:
Wow... Nice dogs you got

I so like ddr gsds, Tom is a great producer he's gustaf's dad too

Seriously? Never knew that! That Tom is quite a prolific sire I must say...

Thanks for the compliments BTW!

agboedeh:
nice thread rany4all,ur dogs are beautiful.

Thanks, I appreciate the comment and the compliment...

Rany4all:
Seriously? Never new that! That Tom is quite a prolific sire I must say...

Thanks for the compliments BTW!

Lol, I never mentioned that on my thread but yes he's

That Tom is just too much

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please is there any one here who knows on how i can get a baby horse from 4-6 months.

Following. Nice thread. Just no rush am oo.

BabaOwen:
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Thanks!

permit:
please is there any one here who knows on how i can get a baby horse from 4-6 months.

No offence intended, but I think you'll stand a better chance @ getting a positive reply to your question if you can just open a new thread...just my opinion though!

tranxo:
Following. Nice thread. Just no rush am oo.

Hahahaha...someone posted earlier that I should share the current pictures of the dogs already, and here you are asking for a little suspense... different strokes for different folks I guess!

Thanks for following BTW, I appreciate the compliment.

Good morning all!

Now that the complete pack has been properly introduced, please permit me to from now on refer to Chelsea (the 1st) as 'late Chelsea' and Chelsea (the 2nd) simply as 'Chelsea'... abeg e no eazy to they type '(the 2nd)' all the time jor

See below Spike @ 2 months...lost a lot of good pictures so abeg make una manage this one.

Spike was such a crybaby when he arrived @ the tender age of just 5 weeks...whenever he started, he just wouldn't stop, not even for a second, until he was attended to...I often wondered where all that energy was coming from.

Sometimes all it took to make him stop whining was a warm bowl of milk and @ other times just a towel or blanket spread over him to keep him warm, and he'd sleep off like the baby he truly was...

Our first 3 family dogs, late Simba, Spike and late Chelsea, were brought up outdoors from the get-go... but every so often they'd get a special invitation to spend some time with their human family inside the house...well except for late Chelsea, regrettably, who never had that opportunity because she only shared her life with us for just about 6 weeks!

During these indoor adventures (as that's what it really felt like seeing the sheer joy on the pups faces as they jumped around from pillar to post), they would often have the freedom to move around the entire house, supervised of course, and end their tour with their favourite delicacy... for Spike it was always a bowl of milk, he could never and still can't resist milk even now @ 1year!

See picture of Spike below @ 4 months just after gulping down a bowl of his favourite...

Yawning, probably because of a full stomach...

Lol spike's smile though

What caused Chelsea's death

Calabar food iz readyy

Cute puppies

Okon come and see meat oooo! CHECK MY SIGNATURE

Meet Ross. She is 2 months old. She don't bark and I'm not happy about it.
How do i train her to poop in one particular place?