when i read your first post i thought you was implying that he looked a bad statenice pic
thanks for the advice but we have had him for 2 years now and my gf takes very good care of him,regular visits to the groomers as well as baths and brushing at home.we are a house of animal lovers and would never let him get in a state like you described.
i know what you mean about them being more brave the bright my neighbours have 2 rotties and hes not scared of them at all.me on the other hand im terrified to go in the garden if they are out
I thought he looked well groomed but didn't realise you'de had him a while. I thought he was a recent addition. Great dogs aren't they?
yeah they are great dogs has yours bonded with one person much more than everyone else?our one decided to bond with me even tho its my girlfriends dog she dont like it
I never imply. I always come right out and say exactly what I'm thinking
There is only me here so 'Dibs' hasn't a choice lol. But yes, she adores me. When I went to get her she was 2 years old. In a tiny council house on a huge estate in Peterborough, with the Damatian and 4 kids. The kids had thrown her down the stairs a couple of times and she is terrified of stairs. When she slept on my bed I had to carry her up and down and she isn't a lightweight. 
I clipped on her lead at her old home and she followed me out, and got into my car without a backward glance. I think she has been happy ever since. She does as she pleases, has a comfy bed in the dog room, fresh beef bones once a week, the company of other dogs, and can go outside whenever she wants through the dog flap.She loves being brushed and combed and just adores to have a bath. I gave her one yesterday and always tell her "ohhh you smell like a pretty flower"! and she rolls on her back and I swear she smiles. What a pity your gf doesn't like her own dog. I find that rather sad.
