Aislin
Snowcorn Grandma
So we brought Rizzo home last wednesday. He is 13 weeks now and weighs in at 56 lbs. The vet gave him his shots and clean bill of health this morning.
So without any further delay ...this is Rizzo..Bullmastiff x rottie...and sweet and lovable (re..lazy) boy who had no problems with 10 kids at my son's 10th party.
His baby pic - taken by his first owner
Rizzo at 11 wks
The day we brought him home (seriously the most laid back dog we have ever been owned by...
This one was taken on Sat feb 20th ...we had 10 kids in the house at the time...He was excited but jumped on not one child, then napped while the reptiles were displayed.
I think he heard food drop in this one...THEN he took off! Kids and food are his joy.
He really is a sweetie!
He was a total farm dog when we brought him home...had to carry him into the house, then carry him out to go potty, then had to bribe him back in the house with food (roast chicken) then had to carry him outside again...then he decided he LIKED being indoors and he stood by the backdoor until I let him in. He ate his dinner in 3 seconds flat so he must have been fed just scraps and likely had to eat fast so his sibling and momma didn't eat it all first. He had never worn a collar or been walked on a leash (but a week later you'd never know it). He is a smart little boy *grins*
So without any further delay ...this is Rizzo..Bullmastiff x rottie...and sweet and lovable (re..lazy) boy who had no problems with 10 kids at my son's 10th party.
His baby pic - taken by his first owner
Rizzo at 11 wks
The day we brought him home (seriously the most laid back dog we have ever been owned by...
This one was taken on Sat feb 20th ...we had 10 kids in the house at the time...He was excited but jumped on not one child, then napped while the reptiles were displayed.
I think he heard food drop in this one...THEN he took off! Kids and food are his joy.
He really is a sweetie!
He was a total farm dog when we brought him home...had to carry him into the house, then carry him out to go potty, then had to bribe him back in the house with food (roast chicken) then had to carry him outside again...then he decided he LIKED being indoors and he stood by the backdoor until I let him in. He ate his dinner in 3 seconds flat so he must have been fed just scraps and likely had to eat fast so his sibling and momma didn't eat it all first. He had never worn a collar or been walked on a leash (but a week later you'd never know it). He is a smart little boy *grins*
I have little dogs but yours looks so lovable and sweet 
