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Another cutie
Millie, the Shiloh shepherd

Cc: SHILOH.SHEPHERD @instagram

Still on the Shiloh shepherd topic

Meet BLAIR,the Shiloh shepherd

Cc:SHILOH.SHEPHERDS @ instagram

Shadow of war is still available for ps4
Location: abk

Telegram234:
This dog go sabi play ehh.
By their faces u shall know them.

Yh he loves to play a lot

ebonyoyas:
Nice one bro.. cute pup

Thanks boss

Haroldjunior:
Fine dog

Thanks man

Hi y’all , how’ve you been?!
It’s my anniversary in a bit (not exactly my date of birth but the day I found my way into the Ryeo family)
(Keep this one for me will you?!)

Update Aslan’s perspective

“Does anyone know where I can find animal rights contact?! Because I literally need to sue pops, how could he scold a 3months old (but let’s be frank though he didn’t really scold me ) but why would he scold me all because I tried to taste the nice looking green algae I came across this morning, ah that reminds me he actually let me out this morning to hang out with the big girls while he was busy working on the farm he’s into duck breeding and all you can check out his thread below, he’s got some nice ducks but to me they all seem like meat , I remember the day I was opportuned to chase some of em, pops wasn’t around and his parents do allow me to roam around the house cos I make them lol ,just when no one was watching I had my chance to sneak out of the house and the first thing i stumbled upon as I got outside were the ducks on free range
https://www.nairaland.com/6307080/identifying-ducks-ryeofarms/2

Back to where I was, he actually kept me under restrictions but close to Mabel so we can have some bonding time (which I mostly turn into a fight cos she teases too much ) , I honestly thought he wasn’t looking all I wanted to do was investigate the greenish stuff just outside the gate, just when I was just trying to he caught me redhanded and I got the scolding of my life. He took me back inside which was quite lonely until he finished his work on the farm. Afterwards he noticed my countenance and tried the very trick that works on me all the time”Rough-housing” ok so my head was cleared and I forgave him of course I always do because I love him he knows how to basically read us(understand) but sometimes he could be so so rigid (eyes rolling)...

Finally I’m now a pro when it comes to the SIT command trick so long a treat is involved
One more thing,I really do not like pictures but pops keep taking photos of me , don’t you think I really need to sue this guy?! “ says Aslan



TRAINING TIPS FOR YOUR DOG
-some people may not agree with this but the best time to train your dog and attain optimum results is just before he takes any meal.At this point you have all its attention
-Try as much as possible to make use of treats, this increases his interest in whatever you’re teaching it cos it knows there will be a tasty reward (literally I do tell people that the way to a dog’s heart is through its mouth)

Benefits of ducks

-As a source of meat
Do you know?! That Duck meat is an excellent source of protein and protein keeps us healthy by building and repairing our muscles, skin and blood tissues. Duck meat is an excellent source of iron, providing 50% of the iron we need in a day. Iron helps make healthy blood that flows through our bodies, giving us energy and making us grow. It is considered red meat � just like beef as there is little/no difference in terms of looks and taste

-As a source of eggs
Did you know that a duck (depending on the breed) is capable of laying up to 350 eggs per year compared to that of chickens around 250 per year.
Duck eggs are a larger than large-sized chicken eggs. With a yoke twice bigger than that of a chicken. They're also an excellent source of protein, fat, and a wide range of vitamins and minerals.

-As a pet/free range livestock
They help to keep weeds and grasses in check.
They are hardy (low mortality rate compared to chickens) and require less cost of maintenance compared to chickens and lots more other benefits

So what are you still waiting for?! Contact Ryeofarms today to get yours

adozie:
Yes

Oh ok he couldn’t get you one?! Or you didn’t like his offer?!

Poopypants:
Location Abuja:
I have Witcher 3 complete edition, willing to swap for middle earth:shadow of war ..

Call me on 08148304414

I’m interested but I’m in Abk

Shadow of war PS4 is available within Abk
Dm/call me if you’re interested

The Shiloh Shepherd was developed by a breeder named Tina Barber during the late 1960s to early 1970s in New York, USA.

She wanted to create a breed similar to the German Shepherd (GSD) but bigger, gentler, and calmer.

To create the Shiloh, Barber used large dogs such as the German Shepherd and Alaskan Malamute as foundation stock.

The Malamute added its sociable nature and adaptability to the mix, while the Gsd contributed its intelligence to the resulting crossbreed. it was originally bred as a companion, its drive and trainability make the Shiloh Shepherd an efficient working dog. Since 2004, the crossbreed has been recognized by the American Herding Breed Association.

Many of these intelligent hybrids have also been trained for search and rescue and therapy work. Shilohs have frequently been awarded Canine Good Citizen by the American Kennel Club and have received Companion Dog and Utility Dog titles as well.

Floki737:
Nice thread bro.

Thank you

SIZE OF A SHILOH

These are huge dogs, and their size can make them a little tricky to handle. A male Shiloh Shepherd weighs around 100 to 130 pounds (45 to 59 kg) and stands at 28 to 30 inches (71 to 76 cm ) tall.

Female Shilohs are a little lighter, with an average weight of 80 to 100 pounds (36 to 45 kg).

What does a SHILOH SHEPHERD looks like then?!

The Shiloh Shepherd looks a lot like the GSD, except that the Shiloh is much larger and it has a straighter back. Its chest is deep and full, and it has a long, slightly curvy, and plush tail.
These dogs have a domed, broad head with a tapered muzzle and black lips. The Shiloh Shepherd’s ears are triangular and erect when alert, while its eyes can come in shades of dark to light brown.
The Shiloh Shepherd can have either a smooth coat or a plush coat. The smooth coat features a shorter undercoat and a top coat of coarse, dense fur.
On the other hand, the Shiloh’s plush coat will have a longer, softer undercoat, thicker fur around the neck, and feathering on the legs and ears.
(To be continued)

Hi everyone, it’s another “Ryeo exclusive”

Let’s talk about the SHILOH SHEPHERD, shall we?!
To be honest I’ve come to grow so attracted to this dog breed naturally I like wolves probably the main reason I’m attracted to wolf like dogs plus the length of their coat is something that catches my attention (I love hairy dogs). So when you add WOLF + LONG HAIR = MY FAVORITE KIND OF DOG and that is what a SHILOH SHEPHERD is

Reasons for restricting his movements at night
-To monitor his movements so he doesn’t pick up/swallow sth harmful (like when I came back yesterday he vomited a piece of foam which he must’ve picked up when they allowed him roam without inspecting)
-To prevent him from destroying stuffs and all around the house....

Update “Ryeo’s perspective”

Okay so I got back yday and boy was Aslan glad to see me; he was his usual stubborn self all through the night but this time little did he know that things were different .My parents came to check on him at his every beck and call (this is what he enjoyed doing while I was away ) I told them he was with me and I wasn’t allowing him to roam around the house that’s why he kept barking so they needn’t worry.My oh my twas a Warfare all night long cos I literally held onto his chain lol (binding him to my wrist all night long) he kept biting and all. It wasn’t easy but it was fun.
Morning came and we became friends again, he got his food as early as possible and we played a lot (mostly running around the inside of the house mainly preparing him ahead for our daily routine walk which I intend to start probably when he’s around 4 months old) , after I was sure I had his attention we rehearsed the “SIT” command and I was so glad that he’s getting along quite well
It’s quite wonderful to be in care of a puppy,the feeling alone is elating

adozie:
Looking

Did you contact Ysk?!

Also in reference to Ryeo’s Farm anniversary we are presently running a promo sales on our major farm product “DUCKS” effective from now till 30th of September
Offer:
-for every 10 birds you buy you get one free (meaning if you pay for 10 you get 1 free),
Trust me you don’t want to miss this..
You can reach us on 07054235931/08026496089

Also in reference to Ryeo’s Farm anniversary we are presently running a promo sales on our major farm product “DUCKS” effective from now till 30th of September
Offer:
-for every 10 birds you buy you get one free (meaning if you pay for 10 you get 1 free),
Trust me you don’t want to miss this..
You can reach us on 07054235931/08026496089

You can also participate in our Face of the day program
Follow us @ ryeo_animal_world on instagram


In btw if you’re a graduate and you’re interested in a teaching job (any subject) Banwils children literature have some interesting job offers for you kindly call/dm 07054235931
(The job offer is applicable to only those within Abk)

You can also participate (Just for fun)

7. Did you know?!

That the Rhineceros horn is literally made up of hair?!
Rhino horn is made up primarily of keratin – a protein found in hair, fingernails, and animal hooves. When carved and polished, horn takes on a translucence and luster that increase as the object ages. In ancient Greece, rhino horn was believed to have the ability to purify water.

Lolz I don’t even know what to say

This cute/handsome dog, I don’t think I’ve seen any that looks exactly like this one on this platform (with the same features) so the term RARE is justified if you ask me

(Just passing by)

4. Pyrenean Mastiff

The Pyrenean mastiff is a large breed of livestock guardian dog from the autonomous community of Aragón in northeastern Spain. It was traditionally used to protect flocks during the annual transhumance to high summer pasture in the Pyrenees.
The Pyrenean Mastiff originated in the historic Kingdom of Aragon, where it has been documented since the Middle Ages. Its origins and purpose were in the annual transhumance of flocks to the high pastures of the Pyrenees for the summer months, and the return to lower ground for the winter. The dogs were kept with the sheep from an early age; their job was to protect the flocks from predators, and in particular from wolves. Like other European flock guardian breeds, they were often fitted with a spiked metal wolf collar or carlanca for extra protection. Although for those who are quite familiar with the Caucasian shepherd,it will be quite easy to differentiate between the two they’ll say it rather looks like a Saint Bernard but then the Pyrenean mastiff is also a very large dog on its own.The minimum acceptable height at the withers for males is 77 centimetres (30 in), and for females 72 centimetres (28 in); there is no upper limit, and larger dogs are preferred. They have a heavy white coat with a mask of a darker colour, and often with patches of the same colour on the body; the ears always have darker spots.The weight varies between about 60 kilograms (130 lb) and 90 kilograms (200 lb)

ebonyoyas:
On nairaland pet section.. never listen to all advices.. cos if u do ... U'll surely go astray.. we have notable "Dog lords" on dis platform and one jst gave a response to ur complaint earlier.. my advice is .. feed your dog ,love your dog .. there's absolutely nothing wrong wit dat cutie I saw on ur upload. All the best

You do have a point boss, everyone knows what he’s looking for in a dog (plus he was the one asking for a rating here on nairaland (eyes rolling) he should’ve seen it coming )

One thing If I might add, insisting on seeing the parents of the pup you intend to buy saves you the trouble as you’ll always know what to expect from the puppy (in terms of looks, growth e.t.c)

By the way, Thanks boss @ ebonyoyas I already applied what you recommended and I’m hoping to see results btw nw and Monday

Looks like it was trying to shed it's skin

One really can't blame people for the dread they have for the snake (that's the curse it inherited biblically)

Naturally when I come across a snake while walking along the road/bushy area,I let it slide by so far it mind it's business cos I believe I'm the one intruding on its private space but reverse is the case when it finds its way indoors

chukskafor:
Believe me when I tell y'all that all the dogs posted here is what we ignorantly pedal as pure breed bullshit Caucasian in this forum and in this country, thanks op for the eye opener.

Uwc , you do have a point
And that is the main problem we have in our dog section of today “MISINFORMATION” and most of our experienced breeders/those who know more about these dog breeds are not even helping the matter at all,the only time you see them active is when an individual must have fallen as a victim to Misinformation and they come out to criticize or talk him down instead of educating
Actually there’s nothing wrong in having any of those dog breeds above, most of them are as good and fierce as the OVCHARKA when it comes to guarding livestock/property (although they may be lacking in size compared to the OVCHARKA) but it is wrong to call a dog something it’s not all in the name of making sales. If you’re not proud of what you’re breeding or perhaps not sure of what it is, why breed it at all ......And then again some breeders are actually not aware that there are other breeds that might look a lot like what they are trying to get so they end up getting/importing something else and believe since it is imported/expensive ,it’s original.
NOTE: You can breed whatever you want, but giving/spreading wrong information about it is totally wrong.

3. LEONBERGER

The LEONBERGER also referred to as (Leo) is a dog breed, whose name was derived from the city of Leonberg in Baden-Württemberg, Germany is also a dog breed that looks like the OVCHARKA.This breed occurs with a generous double coat; the Leonberger is a large, muscular, and elegant dog with balanced body type, medium temperament, and dramatic presence. The head is adorned with a striking black mask and projects the breed's distinct expression of intelligence, pride, and kindliness. Remaining true to their early roots as a capable family and working dog and search-and-rescue dog (particularly water), the surprisingly agile Leonberger is sound and coordinated, with both strength in bearing and elegance in movement. A sexually dimorphic breed, the Leonberger possesses either a strongly masculine or elegantly feminine form, making gender immediately discernible.
Capable of demanding work, the Leonberger is a dog of ample substance. Its frame is supported with well-muscled, medium to heavy bone in direct proportion to its size. A roomy chest is sufficiently broad and deep for the purpose of work. Seen in profile, the chest curves inward from the prosternum, tangentially joins at the elbow to its underline at 50% of the withers' height, and then continues slightly upward toward the stifle.

2. Sarplaninac shepherd

The sarplaninac shepherd is a dog breed of the livestock guardian type. It is named after the Sar Mountains (Sar Planina), a mountain range in the Balkans. In Ottoman times, the dogs of the breed spent the summer in the area of the Sar Mountains and the winter in Thessaly, depending on the needs of the sheep they are used to protect.

The Sarplaninac is a large, strongly built dog. The body is slightly longer than the height at the withers, and the front legs account for approximately 55% of the height. The head is large but proportional to the body, with dark eyes.

The Sarplaninac is a robust, well proportioned dog with plenty of bone, of a size that is well above the average and with a thick, long, rather coarse coat that emphasizes the short coupled appearance. According to the FCI breed standard males should weigh between 35 and 45 kilograms (77 and 99 lb) with females slightly smaller at around 30–40 kilograms (66–88 lb). The average height is quoted as 62 centimetres (24 in) for males with females at 58 centimetres (23 in).

The coat is dense, about 4 inches (10 cm) in length, and can be rough or smooth.

All Sarplaninac are solid in colour: fawn, iron grey, white or almost black; usually sable or gray with darker "overalls" on the head and back, the undercoat being paler. The colour need not be completely uniform, and most Sarplaninac have several different shades of the same colour fading into one another. There are no bicolours and no uniformly black-coated dogs among purebreds, but odd-coloured specimens do exist.