Awesome dogs / Crazy pets Thread
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I have 3 french bulldogs, a week at the cabin, warm weather, they retreated to cooler cabin (AC) and, well, now you see why the AKC calls then "Non Sporting Group"
Millie, female by door, Maxx, large male by woodstove and Nugget, white and black pied one
All well kept....and fed.
Millie, female by door, Maxx, large male by woodstove and Nugget, white and black pied one
All well kept....and fed.
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Paul Allwood
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Two or three days a week we look after our daughter and son in law's dog, Bandit. As soon as Jayse hears him drive up our court she gets super excited. Each time Bandit gets out of the car Jayse is all over him while he takes half a minute to wake up. Then they have a lovely time either chasing each other around or sleeping.
Jayse is my service dog so she can't always jump around like a nutcase. It's great that she gets to just run around and be a dog.
Jayse is my service dog so she can't always jump around like a nutcase. It's great that she gets to just run around and be a dog.
As long as "puddy" resides in the seat there will be no mice chewing on wiring. I put a seat cover on my tractor seat and the cat took right to it. Best rodent control I have.
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PHPaul
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We lost Izzy, our 13 year-old Standard Poodle about six weeks ago - a very traumatic experience...
Anyway, after a couple weeks we found Zak at a rescue place about two counties away from here.
Zaks a real mix of Border Collie, Aussy Shepherd, Aussy Cattle Dog, and maybe some Schnauzer. He's about 11 months old and VERY active for us 81 year-olds to handle. Lots of fun, though, mixed with a bit of frustration (and exhaustion) at times.
Zal's whole litter of seven pups were abandoned in a swamp in Wayne County, Ohio. They'd been there for at least several weeks before the animal control folks managed to capture them. (Some people should never have animals.) He was fairly emaciated when we got him, and very standoffish and untrusting. Since then he's eating enthusiastically, and has gained some weight. He still has some trust issues, but is getting better every day.
Anyway, after a couple weeks we found Zak at a rescue place about two counties away from here.
Zaks a real mix of Border Collie, Aussy Shepherd, Aussy Cattle Dog, and maybe some Schnauzer. He's about 11 months old and VERY active for us 81 year-olds to handle. Lots of fun, though, mixed with a bit of frustration (and exhaustion) at times.
Zal's whole litter of seven pups were abandoned in a swamp in Wayne County, Ohio. They'd been there for at least several weeks before the animal control folks managed to capture them. (Some people should never have animals.) He was fairly emaciated when we got him, and very standoffish and untrusting. Since then he's eating enthusiastically, and has gained some weight. He still has some trust issues, but is getting better every day.
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Max came over to the barn as I was working on stuff. He laid down by the edge of the woods so he could keep an eye on his kingdom.