denizaksulu wrote:pantheman wrote:I should add at this point that we also have been adopted by 8 cats, who always call in the evenings for feeding. 3 adults and 5 kittens.
This does not include the 7 cats, 20+ budgies , chickens and rabbits my father-in-law has at the pervoli.
oh, and then there's my daughters rottweiler, Bruno, what a boy.
he is only 5 months and must weight the best part of 25 Kgs.
My sons Rotty is bigger than your daughters one. We think he has stopped growing ( I hope). He passed the 25 kg mark six months ago. I have stopped taking him for walkies since he dislocated my shoulder. He suddenly decided to chase a magpie.
Deniz, I know the feeling, he has a good pull on him.
Heres a question for you. I have noticed that bruno has difficulty standing on his hind legs, i.e he can't seem to lift himself and stand up against you if you know what I mean. I also noticed that even (and excuse me on this) when he positions himself for a c**p he seems wobbly.
is this normal? Is it because he is a pup and very heavy or should I be concerned. Whats your one like.
Cheers in advance