Sunday Pic of the Day

utah400elk · Jun 5, 2023

Son bringing in his first Yellowfin (very small) but he had a blast!

shrapnel · Jun 5, 2023

Deleted member 28227 · Jun 6, 2023

rtraverdavis said:
Rottweilers had a bad rep when I was growing up, but my experience with several friends who had them is that they are really great dogs.

Really I feel like they had an amazing PR team lol

Definitely on the top of our list of dogs after corgis

mtmuley · Jun 6, 2023

rtraverdavis said:
Rottweilers had a bad rep when I was growing up, but my experience with several friends who had them is that they are really great dogs.

Most of the bad rep comes from people that don't know anything. mtmuley

BAKPAKR · Jun 6, 2023

My wife spotted these.

JV842 · Jun 6, 2023

noharleyyet said:
Red Rind Longhorn sliced with a slightly rusty Henry folder right out of the white butcher paper. Maybe a Premium saltine cracker to wash it down

*must be consumed outdoors, no chairs, no picnic table

Don’t forget a slice of good homemade Alsatian chile pequin dried venison sausage

hank4elk · Jun 6, 2023

JV842 said:
Don’t forget a slice of good homemade Alsatian chile pequin dried venison sausage

..and an apple...

WildWill · Jun 6, 2023

rtraverdavis said:
Rottweilers had a bad rep when I was growing up, but my experience with several friends who had them is that they are really great dogs.

I think some of that has to do with them always being the vicious guard dog in tons of films and TV shows the Doberman suffers the same reputation. I get it they do look intimidating but my experience has been they're big silly goober's who are fairly smart (when they wanna be). They definitely have a built in drive to protect but with proper socialization and training are no more aggressive then a bunch of other breeds.