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Buster boy @ 8 1/2 months...picture heavy



 
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luvmyangels
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 1:30 am    Post subject: Buster boy @ 8 1/2 months...picture heavy Reply with quote

Buster hanging out in his usual spot

Busters big boy bed...that he finally stopped peeing on!

He's very willing to share his bed with the girls

Hanging out outside after being brushed



Lounging around outside, surveying his kingdom







Busters idea of greeting someone at the door

First impression...

Hanging out with his 4 favorite girls


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PostPosted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 5:44 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Wow he is getting so big now, He is like a minature horse hahah.

Mike
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luvmyangels
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:49 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

He's a very big boy. 9 months old as of yesterday (11/17) and now weighing in at 126lbs. He is the size of some young miniature horses...one of the vet techs has minis that weigh right around 200lbs

He's an absolute joy to work with. He's a far more confidant puppy than when I first started posting here. We've battled through almost all of his fear issues, including the food bowl! Wonderful around children (mine and others), loves meeting new people or hanging out with old friends. Willing to play with any dog that doesnt try to eat him. He's a total clown, he keeps me laughing.

I am so thankful he chose us. It'd be such a waste to have this boy stuck sitting in some back yard when he LOVES to be out in public greeting everyone that walks by. Buster comes with me to take/pick up my youngest from preschool each day. At each pick up, 3-5 4 year olds run from the building and tackle Buster. He sees them coming, wags his tail harder and responds to their tackle by licking the kids until they giggle. ***this is AFTER a proper greeting done towards the beginning of the year***
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