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Our new puppy is GREAT!!! Pics Now! :-)

Cool - if they weren't so rare, they'd be at the top of the most dangerous breed list. Make sure you establish dominance early and don't tolerate ANY aggressive behavior. If you raise it right, you'll have a humongous loyal teddy bear!
 
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Cool - if they weren't so rare, they'd be at the top of the most dangerous breed list. Make sure you establish dominance early and don't tolerate ANY aggressive behavior. If you raise it right, you'll have a humongous loyal teddy bear!

And if they don't raise it right?
 
me and my gf have one, 2 years old this december, it is one deadly dog with stray people. it hasnt attacked anyone mainly because it will stop on command if told too but if unwatched and untrained it can be deadly.

when he was almost a year old, my gf was having a bday for her little sister, a bunch of 11 year olds running around, he was very gentle with kids, smaller humans. he saw a father and son play wrestling and he walked over there and tried to protect the kid from the dad thinking he was being hurt or something.

he comes up to my knees and im about 5 11" but hes jumped on me playing and knocked me down with ease, they are STRONG AS HELL. awesome dog, if you know what your doing they can be the most obediant dog you can ever have, but ive been told they are very protective...

gl and have fun with it
 
Originally posted by: chilled
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Cool - if they weren't so rare, they'd be at the top of the most dangerous breed list. Make sure you establish dominance early and don't tolerate ANY aggressive behavior. If you raise it right, you'll have a humongous loyal teddy bear!

And if they don't raise it right?

They get a gigantic dog who hates strangers and is prone to snacking on them...
 
My wife has already enrolled her in puppy school and plans for more education. She is going to be a show dog and we will take great care and caution training her.
 
Originally posted by: JetsFanatic
My wife has already enrolled her in puppy school and plans for more education. She is going to be a show dog and we will take great care and caution training her.

Good luck! I saw that the breeder focuses on temperament, so you should have yourself a great dog!
 
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