Roscoe

by **Tim** » 29 Oct 2008 21:32

Say hello to Roscoe (Pee Coltrane). 13 weeks old, been with us for 5 days, already feels like one of the family.

by **dave-r** » 29 Oct 2008 21:39

Exactly how I imagined him. :mrgreen:

by **Eddie** » 30 Oct 2008 14:59

Cool doggie! Good thing you didnt name him anus,lol.(I think that was the sheirffs name?, I never saw that show but remember the names from this and other mopar boards) :lol:

by **dave-r** » 30 Oct 2008 15:08

It's a Border Terrier. Just like I am. :wink:

by **fal308** » 30 Oct 2008 15:34

How big will he get?

by **dave-r** » 30 Oct 2008 15:54

They are very small dogs.

Weight: 13-25 pounds (6-11 kg)
Height: 10-16 inches (25-28cm)

Most are well between those extremes.

by **Tim** » 31 Oct 2008 12:32

dave-r wrote:They are very small dogs.

Weight: 13-25 pounds (6-11 kg)
Height: 10-16 inches (25-28cm)

Most are well between those extremes.

What Dave said. If you imagine a Jack Russel with very long legs, you won't be a million miles off.

by **Tim** » 31 Oct 2008 12:35

airfuelEddie wrote:Cool doggie! Good thing you didnt name him anus,lol.(I think that was the sheirffs name?, I never saw that show but remember the names from this and other mopar boards)

Wish I'd thought of that. :lol:

I also liked Spiderpig and Gizmo, but got outvoted, 3 to 1.

How can you live in the Western hemisphere and not have seen the Dukes Of Hazzard? :shock:

I know you're not Amish, because you've got access to a pc. :lol:

by **Eddie** » 31 Oct 2008 13:48

Tim wrote:
airfuelEddie wrote:Cool doggie! Good thing you didnt name him anus,lol.(I think that was the sheirffs name?, I never saw that show but remember the names from this and other mopar boards)

Wish I'd thought of that.

I also liked Spiderpig and Gizmo, but got outvoted, 3 to 1.

How can you live in the Western hemisphere and not have seen the Dukes Of Hazzard? I know you're not Amish, because you've got access to a pc.

Sorry but when I was a teenager, I thought that show sucked! I was interested in Beer and Women and my RoadRunner :wink2:

I never saw the Adams family or the freaking Brady Bunch either!!! :lol:

by **patrick** » 31 Oct 2008 22:28

airfuelEddie wrote:
Tim wrote:
airfuelEddie wrote:Cool doggie! Good thing you didnt name him anus,lol.(I think that was the sheirffs name?, I never saw that show but remember the names from this and other mopar boards)

Wish I'd thought of that.

I also liked Spiderpig and Gizmo, but got outvoted, 3 to 1.

How can you live in the Western hemisphere and not have seen the Dukes Of Hazzard? I know you're not Amish, because you've got access to a pc.
Sorry but when I was a teenager, I thought that show sucked! I was interested in Beer and Women and my RoadRunner I never saw the Adams family or the freaking Brady Bunch either!!!

Eddie, you got beer, moonshine and RoadRunner's, in The Duke's, not to mention, "Daisy". Her 71', or 72', I forget which, was a pretty cool Bannana car, or whatever plymouth, called that color.
O.K. I'm a Geek, I loved, all those show's. Wasn't old enough to drive though. :roll:

Patrick

by **patrick** » 31 Oct 2008 22:37

Oh Yes, Tim
Roscoe, is a very handsome dog. Have fun with him!

He look's like one of those little dog's that Ryley likes to play with. There's a Jack Russel, I'm particular to. He runs through Ryley's leg's. Ryley try's to keep up but, ends up tripping, on his own lip's. :lol:

Patrick

by **Tim** » 20 Dec 2008 12:40

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all, from Roscoe and the boys.

by **dave-r** » 20 Dec 2008 15:08

Merry Christmas to you, Mel and the boys. :s025:

by **Tim** » 26 Jun 2010 12:36

It seems like the bigger he gets, the stranger he smells.

The dog's not much better.... :mrgreen:

by **Tim** » 11 Sep 2011 18:25

Still not entirely sure how this happened.....

I mentioned in passing to my wife that it might be nice for Oscar to have a have a little companion one day. This was meant to be a theoretical day, far off in the future.

Came home from work last week to find Poppy had taken up residence. :roll:

10 weeks old, she's already running rings around the older dog. He just walks round the house with a 'how the hell did this happen?' look on his face.

by **Adrian Worman** » 11 Sep 2011 19:22

Thats a brilliant little pair of mates Tim, lucky family :mrgreen:

by **dave-r** » 11 Sep 2011 19:33

i have got to get down to see the little one while she is still a puppy. :mrgreen:

by **wolfman** » 13 Sep 2011 19:52

Tim wrote:Still not entirely sure how this happened.....

I mentioned in passing to my wife that it might be nice for Oscar to have a have a little companion one day. This was meant to be a theoretical day, far off in the future.

Came home from work last week to find Poppy had taken up residence.

10 weeks old, she's already running rings around the older dog. He just walks round the house with a 'how the hell did this happen?' look on his face.

Some times adding a pup to the household can give the oldies a new lease of life, I must not let the wife see that puppy

by **drewcrane** » 13 Sep 2011 21:36

wolfman wrote:
Tim wrote:Still not entirely sure how this happened.....

I mentioned in passing to my wife that it might be nice for Oscar to have a have a little companion one day. This was meant to be a theoretical day, far off in the future.

Came home from work last week to find Poppy had taken up residence.

10 weeks old, she's already running rings around the older dog. He just walks round the house with a 'how the hell did this happen?' look on his face.

Some times adding a pup to the household can give the oldies a new lease of life, I must not let the wife see that puppy

With a cute face what is she gonna do throw it out ???????? lol

by **fal308** » 14 Sep 2011 0:42

That's what we did Got him a little buddy. It really calmed him down and a calm great Pyrenees is a good Great Pyresnees :mrgreen:

They even sleep the same way as the picture, huddled together.

by **Tim** » 20 Sep 2011 12:05

We've somehow ended up with a 12- week old puppy and a three year old puppy. :lol:

They spend hour after hour play- fighting, playing tug of war with rope toys. The older one even tows the little one around the floor like a mop, using her collar. She loves it.

by **Tim** » 08 Jul 2012 13:12

Aftermath.

This is what happens when you're dog stays up all night partying with teenagers.

He'll learn.... :lol:

by **drewcrane** » 08 Jul 2012 14:39

Yea parties wear little dogs out :wink:

by **Tim** » 02 Sep 2012 15:18

Couple of recent pics.

by **Adrian Worman** » 03 Sep 2012 10:10

Nice pics Tim, he's a handsome lil dog, love his beard

by **dave-r** » 03 Sep 2012 11:08

He's not keen on me! :lol:

We stayed at Tim's place for a few days the other week.

At the end of each day I thought I had won him over and he would let me scratch him. But then every morning he was avoiding me again.

by **Tim** » 03 Sep 2012 11:55

dave-r wrote:He's not keen on me!

We stayed at Tim's place for a few days the other week.

At the end of each day I thought I had won him over and he would let me scratch him. But then every morning he was avoiding me again.

He loved you!

It's just that he's got the memory capacity of a goldfish, so by next morning he'd forgotten who you were and you had to start over. :lol:

We recently saw some clipped Border Terriers, and realised what a scruffy little herbert he is. Time to fire up the garden strimmer. :nod:

by **Tim** » 20 Oct 2013 11:29

We had to clip him.

It was that or give him to a tramp.

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