Happy "National Dog Day"
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be9ak7ts16
Johali Lives
Wow, I didn't know this. Seems we picked the right time to adopt a 3 year old French Bulldog Wednesday .
be9ak7ts16
Johali Lives
be9ak7ts16
Johali Lives
Here's me and my 12 year old lab Millie
breatheoflife
Team Owner
10 year old Husky Cherokee in her winter spot.
9 year old Yorkie Mya.
4 year old Husky Dakota.
Dakota with proof of who actually gets in the trash can when we leave.
1 year old American Eskimo Molly watching out the window for her mama to return.
Molly hungry!
9 year old Yorkie Mya.
4 year old Husky Dakota.
Dakota with proof of who actually gets in the trash can when we leave.
1 year old American Eskimo Molly watching out the window for her mama to return.
Molly hungry!
Love the pictures. Mine is 125 lb. Akita --- just over 10 years old.
DanicaFreak
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love the last pic
My last dog was a Sheltie...kick ass herder of children...and a buddy of mine going on walks. Smart.
I remember going down a path by the creek and he just stopped. Pointed a bit but also barked to get my attention. Sure enough, there was a big old Copperhead (snake-poisonous) sunning itself on the rocks. I thought "Thank you Lance"...not that I have anything against snakes in general...but this is a trail that the kids use so I suppose I should keep it clear of poisonous snakes. So I said "go on Lance" and he trotted up the trail...I grabbed a really solid stick and whacked the sanake ( thought I had killed it)...Lance came back barking. So I grabbed a really big rock and squished the snake's head and looked over at Lance and said: "are you satisfied now?"...and he seemed to be...so we went on for the rest of our walk.
I remember going down a path by the creek and he just stopped. Pointed a bit but also barked to get my attention. Sure enough, there was a big old Copperhead (snake-poisonous) sunning itself on the rocks. I thought "Thank you Lance"...not that I have anything against snakes in general...but this is a trail that the kids use so I suppose I should keep it clear of poisonous snakes. So I said "go on Lance" and he trotted up the trail...I grabbed a really solid stick and whacked the sanake ( thought I had killed it)...Lance came back barking. So I grabbed a really big rock and squished the snake's head and looked over at Lance and said: "are you satisfied now?"...and he seemed to be...so we went on for the rest of our walk.