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I'd share these new and old pics with everyone. There are more on my site, i don't want to post all of them on here...would take forever, plus they aren't pit pics, lol. BUT...they are my Pit protectors...always helping out in the basement.

Here they once again decided to stop chewing on me and beat the snot out of each other...things always seem to get knocked over and broken when they start this...

Have a good one, and i'll get you those pics Kemper!

Gregg F.

ps...this last one is of her after finding out dad is on the couch trying to eat dinner...she was coming after my food, lol.

Gregg's RB

Great pics, we have two dogs here as well that my wife and I care about very much. They earn their keep as being great guard dogs.

One is a pure Carolina Dog and the other is a peek-a-poo. Peek-a-poo is usually the first on to something and barks to get the much larger dog involved. Kinda like a pre-alarm system for the big boy.

We have cats as well. They came in handy once with 18 albino nelsoni. I had purchased a rack system online and there was a flaw in the original design. The cats alerted us to some of these snakes crawling around the house. They found several of them for us with only one unfortunately never to be found. Note, manufacturer corrected the design and openly compensated us for the lose.

Anyway, one day I should post these dog pics somewhere.

Rich Hebron

Thanks Rich, greatly appreciated. Two of my relatives have cock-a-poos, and i just met a girl who has a chia-poo. Chihuaha x poodle...not sure how to spell the first one... WE also have a cat who is helpful when there has been an escapee. Once she found it before i even noticed it was missing. If you get a chance send me some pics of your dogs, i'd really like to see them.
Have a good one Rich, and thanks again for the great comments.

Gregg F.

>>Great pics, we have two dogs here as well that my wife and I care about very much. They earn their keep as being great guard dogs.
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>>One is a pure Carolina Dog and the other is a peek-a-poo. Peek-a-poo is usually the first on to something and barks to get the much larger dog involved. Kinda like a pre-alarm system for the big boy.
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>>We have cats as well. They came in handy once with 18 albino nelsoni. I had purchased a rack system online and there was a flaw in the original design. The cats alerted us to some of these snakes crawling around the house. They found several of them for us with only one unfortunately never to be found. Note, manufacturer corrected the design and openly compensated us for the lose.
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>>Anyway, one day I should post these dog pics somewhere.
>>
>>Rich Hebron
Gregg's RB