₦airaland Forum

RedCreme21:
Wow. Another handsome fish on the table for the ladies. Btw, where are the ladies?

RedCreme21:
im wont judge. I'll just let the ladies know there's a new, sweet pie on display. Post if you really want to.

RedCreme21:
Lol. Its a random process.
Confidence is bae.
Plus they are attractive. Im shouting out to all the single ladies and naught married women who believe, 'variation is the spice of life'.
If you are on the market and believe you're worth it, dont hesitate to draw my attention.

johnnyn1:
Okay let’s do this

Age: 28
Location: Agege Lagos
Occupation: I owned a fashion company and also a breeder
Religion: Christianity
Genotype: AA
Relationship status: SINGLE
Person of romantic interest: Nice good looking lady with great sense of humor, care, love, intelligence, affection etc
Hobbies: love traveling, meeting new folks playing with my dogs, and making money
What are you looking for and in what time frame: Ladies in their early twenties as I’m in my late twenties.
Dislikes/exclusion criteria: A heart breaker, Liar, Cheater etc. name it all.
I hate Negativity..

Okay ladies let’s see how this goes.

Phenomenal16:
U Neva really loved her...m I lying?

seuncyrus:
Bro , you no well oh . I don laugh tire

IvarTheBoneless:
A 1947 Toyota Venza.

Jangelina:
While we are buying dogs and other goods online, please let's be careful as not to get scammed by Mr Abiola Falele (08124209952 and 08066698102). To be forewarned. We are compiling a list of scammers in Nigeria so they wouldn't hurt so many people. Thank you for your audience

SGANIVA:
I will marry any girl that first approach me if she's good.some year s back in aba, one fine lady just woo me for a relationship,I just take her out, buy some good stuffs for her and politely tell her , how I would love to marry her but is very unfortunate that my people don't marry an outsider .she was actually older than me.I admire such girls very well

IamAnderson:
maybe they're starting late because of something you're doing wrong.
are they ever in situations that require them to bark or you just leave them to play calmy with themselves all day.
I've noticed the dogs that weren't engaged in "rough play" bloom later
I feel if you want your dogs to start acting earlier you should show them that their are threatening things they should be scared of or be ready to attack

agboedeh:
He is growing taller and longer. try white rice and chicken. Maybe he'll like it.

Baldg:
Ragna @ 5 months +

Mrrkay, pardon my late response.

DOB: 15th June, 2019.

IamAnderson:
your dogs are late bloomers ooh, some people won't even have patience to wait that long

IamAnderson:
Sorry I couldn't post when I promised, I got banned from NL for some reason and since then I haven't had the chance to post.

I've been keeping Roscoe indoors because of an incident that happened last Friday when I took him to the vet for his vaccine shots.
while we were coming back, he suddenly attacked one boy on the road, I was also surprised it happened because he's usually calm even in crowds.
he charged at the boy even with me holding his leash and even started chasing the boy as the boy ran away, it took some seconds before I recognized the boy he was trying to attack.
turns out it was the same boy that has been teasing him since he was about 4 months old, the boy always threw stones at him when I take him on walks and sometimes he'll come and touch him and run(although he stopped doing that as he grew up), he also used to come to my gate and tease him so he'll bark at him and even on some occasions he came to my house to fetch water he used to go to his kennel to taunt him while he's barking at him.
I was surprised he could pick out the boy from other people walking on the road even before I noticed him, as he started trying to attack him people started shouting and running away, luckily I was walking him with somebody so the two of us had to hold him back as he was struggling to leave his leash.
if something had happened, if I wasn't able to realise he wanted to attack the boy on time it might have ended as one of those stories you read online that a dog mauled a child and they had to kill the dog, people wouldn't even give me the chance to explain that I knew the boy and it was his fault(I warned him severally to stop teasing him but he saw it as play and continued, he only reduced it when Roscoe grew up and he started fearing him,even at that till now if Roscoe is in his kennel or is restrained he'll be taunting him).
to make things worse, some other kids were coming back from school where this thing happened and because of the frenzy he was already in(everyone was shouting and running) he started trying to attack them too.
I had to take him away from the road to a corner to calm down for some minutes before I took him home, this happened about a week ago and I didn't bring him outside again until this morning so the case will die down, I don't want any issue that has to do with my dog harming a child, at least this issue has opened their eyes, now when the children see him coming they run away without my warning unlike before that they'll be following us and be trying to get his attention no matter how may times I tell them to keep off.
but he's not a child killer though, some minutes after the incident I passed one of my neighbors, house were her child was playing outside and he wanted to touch Roscoe and his mum let me introduce him to the kid and he sniffed and licked him
thankfully, his reckless behavior was just because of grudge and not sinister intentions.

here are some pics I was able to take, as usual he was too distracted to even pay attention to the camera for 2mins

dragunov:
I lived in a new site, which ofcourse means that the area is still developing. So there are lots of local people, local dogs and local goats.

When I started venturing out with my CO, she was 7months. Full of terrible energy, and also a fearsome visage. I could barely control her pace. It took a little while for the locals to accept that it was a dog. They at first glance mistook it for a lion and took off screaming for dear life.

Goats would normally not run from dogs. Local dogs I mean. But as soon as they sighted my dog, they fled and all instinctively flocked together for protection. They all stood at a very safe distance gawking wide eyed, trembling with stretched out necks, hair standing erect like spikes around the neck region.

The local dogs? I had a good laugh. They would pretend to charge but when my dog merely glance at their direction, they screech to a halt and run back still barking like they are telling my dog that they are not afraid but just heeding an imaginary call from their owners.

In all, people and animals likewise were filled with awe when they saw the dog. They constantly begged me as I walked along not to by mistake release the leash.

IamAnderson:
where do you stay?

Eveezy:
Lol, I no near u oo, me na lagos

Eveezy:
Yes and he has always been good to me oo, didn’t really understand your why b4. Abeg let him go oooo! To me sha

Eveezy:
Walai if you still decide to let go of Gustaf, I don’t mind taking him in

kobosmart:
I'm interested straight to the point i will give you 100k for it