Our newest member of the family

An early Father's Day gift from the wife. Haven't gotten around to a name yet. He's 7 weeks old from a good line with papers. But this is Oregon so everyone has "papers" now.

The picture is poor, sorry. He was hungry and just "plopped" onto the plate of food.

I'm just all "teenaged girl" over this pup.


SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

a reply to: DBCowboy


What his/her gender?



I know I left out about 50 other possibilities. But cute pup anyways!

a reply to: seeker1963

He identifies as a male.

And I have his permission to call him a "Good boy".

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: seeker1963

He identifies as a male.

And I have his permission to call him a "Good boy".

Well if you use puppy diapers just make sure you get consent before changing them mmmmkayyyy?

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I am not going to force him to potty outside.

That would be cis-normative authoritarian.

Instead, I will ask him if he needs to go out in a non-confrontational manner.

Call him Tin Hat. Who’s a good boy?

originally posted by: Nickn3
Call him Tin Hat. Who’s a good boy?

I am.


But so is he.

I like puppies

What is it? A muskrat? Can't see anything but fur.

a reply to: DBCowboy

is that a Rotweiler? or a Shepard?

a reply to: BlueJacket

Shepard.

a reply to: DBCowboy

good lookin pup brother, I have a Pyrenees ...identifies as a gal, but as a 4 yr old 140+ pounder shes a massacre to rabbits, coons, muskrats, coyotes etc..heck we leave our guns in the safe.....well wife does, I shoot something almost every week in the summer, dog still beats me 9:1

Good choice. They have personalities like no other breed.

Just socialize him to tons of people, pets and noises early on.

Rotts are attached at the hip to family and take extra work to not take the leadership role.
Especially the males.

Hit me up if you want any training tips. I've worked with rotts for many a moons.

A quick tip, if you didn't know...

Crate training so they sleep in the crate and are immediatly carried outdoors to pee a few times, until they walk to the door themselves is a fast way to potty train him.

Wild dogs cant go in the den, so their perspective of their den(crate) is slowly expanded to include your house.
Makes it easier than just waiting for them to pee on the carpet.

Sweet dog

a reply to: DBCowboy

Lucky you! Dogs are truly mans best friend.

Love him as much as he'll love you and cherish the rest of your days together.

Wait it's not a rott, it's a shephard?

I take it back, your screwed.lol

Big energy dogs.

Still cool though..congrats

a reply to: Mandroid7

We regularly take our dogs to the beach to run and socialize.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Haha nice, you sound Floridian. If you are down here in the TB area, we prob crossed paths at
Davis island or Picnic island, we are there all the time.
Ft.Desoto dog beach is the best hands down.

Got to watch the sketch crap on the beaches like parvo etc on the young pups before they have all their boosters.

I will get mauled if I say the "B" word around my dog.

Keep us updated with some pics dude

a reply to: DBCowboy

Hahaaaa I suggest Plopps or Plopper(s). Or He Who Sleeps With Food.
Anywho, congratulations 😉😊

a reply to: Mandroid7

Oregonian.

But yeah, we're part of the "dog scene" on the beach.