HoppyDaze
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Today on the river
Dogs
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MaddBaggins
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While I'm busy brewing...
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ChshreCat
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MaddBaggins
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Whoa! I hadn't found that site yet! Thank you!!
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ChshreCat
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Petfinder is great because it lets you search pretty much every rescue, shelter and agency in a given area by breed, age, sutibility for kids/cats/etc.
MaddBaggins
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I'm going to be all over that site when I'm done brewing. Very cool!
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Singletrack
Because it's judgement that defeats us.
No, HOA busy-body who said Nala couldn't retrieve her ball because she has to be on a leash. Nala disagreed.
MaddBaggins
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A pair for what purpose? You will only get neutered dogs if you adopt them from shelters. If you've got breeding in mind, then be prepared to pay for dogs that aren't neutered.
MaddBaggins
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I spent alot of time on Petfinder before bringing Sherlock home.
"Sherlock home"? I see what you did there...
We have like 3 or 4 of those same dog beds. They were $10-$15 bucks at Costo as I remember. Great beds!
MaddBaggins
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We get our dog a new one for Christmas every other year. She's goes nuts for a new one, sniffing it and rolling on it.
ChshreCat
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We get the same beds too. KB just follows me around when I bring it in until I lay it down and he immediately sprawls out on it like "DIBS!"
alliemackie
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This is Finnegan! He's a border collie from a sheep farm. I've had him since he was tiny. He's a little neurotic and weird, and thinks a lot of strange sounds in this world need to die a horrible death. He also has the worst case of ADD I've ever seen in a border collie - at the age of six he still doesn't have a reliable recall.
He fetches balls like a madman, thinks that blown bubbles are the greatest thing on the planet, and is a pro couch snuggler. He's my co-pilot and the best cure for anxiety in the world. I love him.
He fetches balls like a madman, thinks that blown bubbles are the greatest thing on the planet, and is a pro couch snuggler. He's my co-pilot and the best cure for anxiety in the world. I love him.
Beernik
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My parents gave our dog, Tesla, a rope chew toy to munch on two days ago.
He has already ripped the rubber handle off and chewed one of the ropes in half.
He has already ripped the rubber handle off and chewed one of the ropes in half.
Singletrack
Because it's judgement that defeats us.
Yep, I kind of like Finnegan now too!
This reminds me of the view I open my eyes up to in the morning, after waking up feeling like i'm being watched
GrainToGlass
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He's a purebred miniature Pinscher. Lot's of personality, playful and won't sleep unless he's burrowed under a blanket. I'm babysitting his little brother at the moment and that one acts like a total princess, haha. Funny little guys.
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1.30 AM, dogs were pacing the bedroom floor like crazy. I couldn't figure it out, so I took them outside. No big emergency for either one of them.
Not a cloud in the sky, just a HUGE sized 100% full moon.
Not a cloud in the sky, just a HUGE sized 100% full moon.
Yah. The Eegs was restless last night as well.
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ummmm....Sadie has a Monkey on her back?
Funny how dogs do things at look at you like 'what? this isn't normal?'
Funny how dogs do things at look at you like 'what? this isn't normal?'
Cheesy_Goodness
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"Hey...you're home early..."
GrogNerd
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"hey! a little privacy, please"
"room's taken!"
"what part of 'do not disturb' did you not understand?"
"I thought YOU put the tie on the doorknob"
myndflyte
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About 2 weeks ago, my wife and I adopted Coach, a yellow lab, from the Cincinnati Lab Rescue Shelter. Apparently he and his girlfriend and their puppies were in bad shape in a run down shelter in West Virginia and were going to be euthanized. So the rescue shelter went out there and saved them. Unfortunately, one of the puppies ended up dying.
He's about 2.5 years old, they think, but either he is mixed with something else or they estimated his age wrong because he is smaller but has some big paws. But so far he has been great. Its our first dog and we are happy that we were able to finally give him a good home.
This is him on the ride home after we adopted him.
He's about 2.5 years old, they think, but either he is mixed with something else or they estimated his age wrong because he is smaller but has some big paws. But so far he has been great. Its our first dog and we are happy that we were able to finally give him a good home.
This is him on the ride home after we adopted him.
GrogNerd
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very nice you let Coach rescue you.
CreamyGoodness
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Not my dog, but with heavy heart I would like to mark the passing of my friend's Rottie, Reggie. Sir Reginald, Rottius Rottenhauser McRots, or Deathmachine as he was sometimes called just recently contracted an amazingly aggressive kidney disease. Within a week he passed over the rainbow bridge.
Other than just being a good boy Reggie had very recently been certified as a therapy dog due to his slow, easygoing and affectionate manner. Cats used to nap on him without fear, the old folks at the assisted living facilities nearby would beam when he came around, and he was the very first dog that upwards of 20 kids had ever pet.
Other than just being a good boy Reggie had very recently been certified as a therapy dog due to his slow, easygoing and affectionate manner. Cats used to nap on him without fear, the old folks at the assisted living facilities nearby would beam when he came around, and he was the very first dog that upwards of 20 kids had ever pet.
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Barley hard at work keeping the rug safe:
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GrogNerd
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eating makes them sleepy and sleeping makes them hungry
Since I got 100% disabled and confined to a wheel chair I have a service dog named Dixie. She is trained to tune in on my breathing and if I am struggling with low blood pressure. Don't ask me how she knows, but she has saved my life twice already. The first time by BP was 54/33 and that called for a quick ambulance ride to the hospital, the second time I was getting locked up and could not breath. She is amazing and also has adopted my wife and watches over her too. My son just moved back from Texas and she is very friendly with him and goes to him for attention frequently too. So our house is good because she is also a great door bell and warning dog too.
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onetoeddogbrewery
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Man it's amazing what dogs are capable of. Our ancestors scored big time sharing their fire and food with them back in the day.
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"You do it in front of us, thought we'd return the favor."
onetoeddogbrewery
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not bad, not bad at f**kin all! It could stand to have a little more ryeSimilar threads
