Cranberry in AL

SheepOfBlue · Feb 26, 2010

He does have impressive leg fringes for such a young guy also

Calliesmom · Feb 26, 2010

MissSuzie said:
Oh definitely, I can see his legs better in this picture!!

I hope you didn't take offense to my question. I was honestly wondering if Meggie's were too thin, not Cranberry's too heavy. My cousin had two shelties that kept fracturing their little legs jumping off of things. Their little legs were almost twig like!

Cranberry is simply adorable!!!!!

not offended at all. I went looking for Meggie pix to see how skinny they were. I think she'll be fine :wink2:

Calliesmom · Feb 26, 2010

SheepOfBlue said:
He does have impressive leg fringes for such a young guy also

Cranberry is apparently quite precocious :wink2:

extra fur, lifting his leg at 7 weeks- either back leg- he's not particular. Both Danny and Happy were one-side only. that's probably what I find the most amazing. I've been told it will help with agility as he'll be able to go either way without too much difficulty :winkgrin:

danisgoat · Feb 26, 2010

Cute picture!

Cranberry looks so proud in his pose :biggrin2:

Calliesmom · Feb 27, 2010

danisgoat said:
Cute picture!

Cranberry looks so proud in his pose

that was the first time that they were so close together and not moving :wink2:

He is such a good boy :yes:

SheepOfBlue · Feb 27, 2010

Calliesmom said:
Cranberry is apparently quite precocious
extra fur, lifting his leg at 7 weeks- either back leg- he's not particular. Both Danny and Happy were one-side only. that's probably what I find the most amazing. I've been told it will help with agility as he'll be able to go either way without too much difficulty

Interesting Sca does not lift his leg ever. I thought it a Sheltie thing :confused2:

Calliesmom · Mar 1, 2010

SheepOfBlue said:
Interesting Sca does not lift his leg ever. I thought it a Sheltie thing

your boy doesn't know that he's a boy :winkgrin:

danisgoat · Mar 1, 2010

SheepOfBlue said:
Interesting Sca does not lift his leg ever. I thought it a Sheltie thing

My Cedar did not ever lift his leg either...and we didn't have him neutered until he was 6 years old. With him.....I think he was just lazy :lol:

Calliesmom · Mar 1, 2010

danisgoat said:
My Cedar did not ever lift his leg either...and we didn't have him neutered until he was 6 years old. With him.....I think he was just lazy

I was impressed that Cranberry was lifting his leg at 7+ weeks. now I'm impressed he'll use either leg :yes:

Justicemom · Mar 1, 2010

Calliesmom said:
I was impressed that Cranberry was lifting his leg at 7+ weeks. now I'm impressed he'll use either leg

Wow that's an early bloomer. :smile2:

Justice didn't lift his until 3yrs and his is not neutered. My friends sheltie lifted his leg at 3 months but he always peed on himself his front legs/belly could never firgue it out. Justice would have died if he got one drop of urine on himself. Justice is dominant over that over sheltie, in fact he is dominant over most boys so it is not submisson that prevented him doing it.