I just met the most lovely lady & biggest pup ever

Off on our daily walk, Jess & Tyson strolling along the street in a lovely healing formation.    ( What good puppies) Ok guys, lets go to the park, free time. Oh, oh, its full of kids, mums, dogs.... ok, no free time today folks. We went past the playground heading to an open, free area..... some lady with a lanky big dog kept staring at me & my two (smaller than Jess by 10 mile, but far taller than Tyson, even though he was 1/2Tysons weight.) .... all were on lead.

The lady kept staring...... i was quiet unnerved,  what? Has she never seen 2 dogs healing? I know my hair is windswept as I walked in my trackie.... what? Why is she staring at us? We got closer, oh, oh.....WHAT? My dogs didn't poop! & I have bags incase they do! She wants something, Hi!....  I asked.... do you want them to all say hello? Yes! Could they? Sure! Mine are fine, bit full on but not nasty!

So we met Mia & Chief. What a gorgeous pup. 7 mths. A rescue from a bikie gang. So full of fun & life. Beautiful dog! But scared of other dogs. After 10 mins of him doing the puppy bow (submissivly) he & Tyson were jumping, barking & tangling their leads like two long lost lovers. Tyson had a ball, Jess told everyone off for playing so much, Mia & I had a great chat..... she works at the RSPCA near here... oh, hes an amstaff x mastiff, ridgeback. You know theres no such thing as an amstaff... its code for pit! Yes! Thank you! Finally someone who knows! How great a job you have... why don't you put in a resume? I'll tell them to look out for you as long as you don't mind brushes, water or poop. Well, I do that everyday anyway.

I just may submit a resume. I need something to do & animal welfare suits me to a tee. I'm over international accounts.

Sounds like a good walk.

Sounds like fun!

But you know, there is such a thing as an AmStaff! It's a registered show breed, nowadays considered sepoerate from the pit bull.

Yes, by 3 generations, but not here.

Sounds like a nice walk!

tracyp wrote:Yes, by 3 generations, but not here.

No, not here either. But in the USA they have bred exclusively for many years - far more than 3 generations!