Following Orders

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

You have three pooches???

well it's more like 3.75 pooches 

Mastiff= 3  + Boston Terrier= .50 + French Bulldog= .25 = 3.75 

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Take note!!!

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[Sir William Marcus]

At 10 bucks I think I'll pre-order myse.....um...my princess one.

[Sir William Marcus]

well it's more like 3.75 pooches 
Mastiff= 3  + Boston Terrier= .50 + French Bulldog= .25 = 3.75 

Great dogs brother!
I have a friend here locally that has Mastiffs and a great breed however, I have come to believe that they are the most salivating, flatulating breed in the k-9 world...lol...is yours an exception?

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

At 10 bucks I think I'll pre-order myse.....um...my princess one.

I know what you mea.....eerrrr...I mean, I absolutely agree....we...oops...damn key pad......they need them! 

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

I have come to believe that they are the most salivating, flatulating breed in the k-9 world...lol...is yours an exception?

A very astute description of the breed, and aahhhh....no!

[Lady Christina de Pond]

now the boston terrier counts thats just a mini boxer
I have a boston and a boxer

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

[Lady Christina de Pond]

didn't your momma teach you it wasn't nice to blow up stuff without permission

[Femme Falchion]

Lady De Pond

I believe the above may be an illustration of the gastrointestinal characteristics of Templar's mighty dog of war.....

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Close Lady Falchion. I was just trying to touch on the reality of the theme;

That there are times (read MOST if not all of them) when a Boxer won't do....

Neapolitan Mastiff

The Neapolitan Mastiff is a direct descendent of the great Molossus war dog of antiquity, and evidence of this ancestry can be seen in artworks dating back to 3000 BC. Alexander the Great is credited with developing the Molossus breed in 330 BC by crossing giant war dogs from his native Macedonia with shorthaired dogs from India. The physical similarities between the Molossus of historical record and today's Neapolitan Mastiff are evident.

When the Romans conquered Greece they became enamored of this unsurpassed warrior canine and used it to fight men, as well as all manners of big game (including lions, tigers and elephants) in battle and gladiatorial entertainment. Over the centuries, breeders of the Mastiff in and around Naples developed the breed into a highly specialized guardian of homes and estates. The dog's imposing size and appearance alone was considered a deterrent to potential intruders.

Who better to back you or a family member up, when some unwanted heretic comes a gently rapping, rapping at your chamber's door....?

[Femme Falchion]

Quoth the Mastiff, "Nevermore"

[Lady Christina de Pond]

ff that is one of the cutiest pics i've seen

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Quoth the Mastiff, "Nevermore"

This picture is "spot on" on how Titus behaves with the princess. Although he's only 6 months old, occasionally we have to remind him, that he's not the size of the Frenchie! 

[Femme Falchion]

I knew Titus could be no other way....given his allegiances to the female sovereigns in your commandery.  

It has been my experience that canine familiars are more magical beasts than commonly realized...capable of much.

"Brother" FF