My mate Billy

[MJP]

Lovely looking dog Doc but to my untutored eye - I know nothing about dogs, I'm a cat man - he looks rather sad and crestfallen in all the pics. As Phil.p says, a prompt vet visit sounds like a good idea just to check that he's OK, apart from the wormimg and so on.
Martin.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

He's looking crestfallen because someone told him he was to be called Boris.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Moose and benji, three months and thirteen months.

 

[Gerry]

Well he's here. Could be trouble. Wifes gone out, left me in charge, do puppies like curry or pizza?

Gorgeous blue belton pup Bob. Just about all of that white will disappear over the next 6 months or so and he will get the distinctive wavy grey flecking that makes these so beautiful.
They have beautiful sad expressive eyes, He looks like a typical setter pup to me.
Our penny is 11 months old now and has just started to settle down over the last few months. before that she was a ball of mischief but adorable.

Gerry

 

[Phil Pascoe]

not fifteen weeks old yet ... :shock:
14.5kg at twelve weeks, 22kg at fifteen. :shock: :lol:

 

[doctor Bob]

Yes Gerry, his eyes are lovely, just looks really sad, nothing like the irish setters. Really lovely temperment, but pretends to be deaf as a post :lol:

 

[Bm101]

Between him and your son you should just run a Tv program going in lifts situated within famous hotels around the world. The real big ones with 40+floors where you can't leave.
All the rich tourists fawning over the sad eyed puppy of the lowlands (musical reference) then your lad going. 'Can anyone smell Melon? giggling noises.

 

[doctor Bob]

Chris he's 19 now and still on occasions he'll shout across a crowded room "Dad, can you smell melon".


Dr Watson

 

[Gerry]

Bob, he is going to be absolutely gorgeous.
the deafness is selective. These are very intellegent dogs with a stubborn streak a mile long.

Gerry

 

[Phil Pascoe]

That is one beautiful pup. Mine at sixteen weeks get ever bigger -

Two months we've had him he's not quite into his fourth collar yet.

 

[doctor Bob]

Yep, 3 weeks and he's approaching his second collar.

He is bloody fantastic :lol:

 

[Bm101]

Clever Dog. All in the eyes and even from a picture.

 

[gog64]

This was my mate Barney, 70kg of daftness. Lost him earlier this year, way too young.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Five months and he grows and grows. The bulldog is near adult.

 

[doctor Bob]

Top puppy, local fun show

 

[Phil Pascoe]

One pretty little dog, isn't he?

 

[Benchwayze]

A neighbour had a setter a few years ago. On one occasion I had a rasher of belly draft that a dog would have been okay with, and the neighbour said yes. So 'Oliver' got lucky. Problem was he always stopped at my gate; but only on a Friday. How the heck did Oliver know when it was Friday?

John (hammer)

 

[Phil Pascoe]

still growing .......... :shock:

 

[doctor Bob]

What will he weigh fully grown, male setters are about 25- 27KG. People think they are big dogs but just medium to me.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

He's heavier than that now. He was 22kg five or six weeks ago, and at that time he was gaining over 2kg a week. The largest of those tiles is 340mm.