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I posted some pictures of the newest family addition about a year ago. My daughter had just gotten a new Cane Corso puppy she named Ruger!

Well Ruger is now 14 months old and almost done with advanced protections training. We just went to the park to work on a “bite session”. He weighs in at a dainty 140 lbs
Now if you’re observant you’ll notice a slight belly bulge on my flight instructor. I’m going to be a grandpa in January!!!!! First puppy is grown, now time for another baby addition. It’s a girl and her name is Chloe

Congrats grandad! Best wishes for a problem free pregnancy for your daughter and Chloe.

Congrats Enzo! Mama and baby will have a big furry protector by their side for sure.

Congrats E

Thanks guys!!! Due date is just after Christmas. Can’t wait to spoil the daylights out of her

Hope she has a boring and uneventful pregnancy and delivery, congratulations

That is awesome! Congrats to you, daughter and all the rest of the g'mas, aunts and uncles!!

If that poo h gets any bigger, he will outweigh you.
Congrats on the granbaby, she is going to be spoiled for sure.

Thank you gentlemen. Grandpa is already making a list of suitable firearms for the little one. I don’t even want to know what the shopping bags grandma keeps piling on the corner of the bedroom are.

As for the pooch, it’s interesting “petting” a dog head that’s the size of a basketball
During his first training session he bit THROUGH the bite suit. Now only one trainer works with him and he wears two neoprene sleeves under the bite suit.

I want to see the front end loader they use to clean up after him!

Congrats on all counts.

PFD45 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 7:41 pm I want to see the front end loader they use to clean up after him!

Congrats on all counts.

His turds ARE impressive.

Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 9:15 pm

PFD45 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 7:41 pm I want to see the front end loader they use to clean up after him!

Congrats on all counts.

His turds ARE impressive.

His turds are the size of my cat.

Congrats on the grandchild.

CPJ 2.0 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 10:25 pm

Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 9:15 pm

PFD45 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 7:41 pm I want to see the front end loader they use to clean up after him!

Congrats on all counts.

His turds ARE impressive.

His turds are the size of my cat.

Congrats on the grandchild.

Thanks!

Congratulations! Life is treating you well!
Ruger may just be the perfect Cane Corso name!
All that an average shooter can manage using both hands

Japhy wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2024 10:58 pm Congratulations! Life is treating you well!
Ruger may just be the perfect Cane Corso name!
All that an average shooter can manage using both hands

Thanks! Never thought of it that way

Daughter is a shooter and SIL is a gun nut so it was inevitable he'd end up with a gun name.

Congratulations

Congratulations grandpa! That is too cool!
As for Ruger, my hunting buddy has two of those, Sarge and Tank, and they are gentle giants. Great dogs. BTW, my black and white GSP is named Ruger.

Congratulations!!

Thanks gents!

Freezer wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2024 11:56 am Congratulations grandpa! That is too cool!
As for Ruger, my hunting buddy has two of those, Sarge and Tank, and they are gentle giants. Great dogs. BTW, my black and white GSP is named Ruger.

That’s cool! I think it’s a great name for dogs!

He is a gentle giant. One thing you do NOT want in a protection trained dog is a bad attitude or excessive aggression. My GS had extensive protection training and he used to routinely throw his 6’4”, 240lb trainer to the ground and drag him around, and yet the 4 year old triplets next door used to use him as a pony

The protection training is half work, half play for these dogs that are suitable for it. That is how you can get them to turn on, or more importantly, to stop instantly when you give the right command. He can tear an arm off a bad guy and she can tell him to be friends with the person he just destroyed and he’ll happily do it. It’s not personal, just work.

I love it! You need to build a tow cart for the baby and harness for the dog! Design it so as she grows she can sit up and steer the dog like a horse. Heck one of our members is good with leather, a saddle would be cool A scabbard for an air soft 94, canteen, cow girl suit with a cross draw cap gun...... Heck make two...the second could look like an airplane! Ruger is a work dog, he'll get lots of exercise and it will give him another purpose in life other than scattering land mines.