Amazing dog’s sniffer

Have had 2 Labradors over the past several years. Both were adult rescues , female, loved to swim and were great dogs. They loved to smell anything and everything out there , very obedient and were just a huge pleasure to be with.
I lost my black lab, Maisey, to bone cancer, and my yellow lab , Sadie, to severe colitis . I promised both they were never going to suffer when their time came, and I kept my promise.

I really miss them, they kept me going, and on my toes.
 

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My dog Kevin ( healer X) comes to work with me when ever possible
Rather than bring his dog food , I share my lunch with him
There are times when I dont pack a lunch and stop at a drive through , Kevin will not eat MacDonalds burgers - kind of gives me pause to wonder why I do, if he won’t.
 
My dog Kevin ( healer X) comes to work with me when ever possible
Rather than bring his dog food , I share my lunch with him
There are times when I dont pack a lunch and stop at a drive through , Kevin will not eat MacDonalds burgers - kind of gives me pause to wonder why I do, if he won’t.

Smart dog, that Kevin, maybe he's trying to tell you sumptin', LOL !
 
We had a male weimar that froze todeath on cold days duck hunting
and laid nect to the grill at the duck club to get warm, when we
were getting breakfast ready for the members.

How ever, he was in his prime in the warm summer days, retreiving frogs that my brother and I shot with a .22, while running the levies, in the Sacramento valley, back in the 60's.
Even the ones that jumped into the ditch water and went down stream in the slow, 14" deep, muddy waters. :eek:

Our dog Baron, was truly a King !!
 
When I picked up my Rat Terrier puppy....he had never been indoors....had not been handled....was from a farm dog litter.....He was sound a sleep in his crate....with the door open....when I opened the first pack of cookies....he bolted awake....did not have any idea what I had....but he knew he wanted some of it...clawed his way up onto the couch and insisted he wanted a share.......a memory that will not fade.....from twenty years ago....he lived a full life of fourteen years....before his heart gave out...a day does not pass that I do not think of him...looking at his picture as I make this posting
Reminds me of the little terrier (Pepe) we had on our farm when I was a kid. We also had a female mutt and when she went into heat we put her in the hay loft above the garage to keep Pepe away. The little bugger climbed up a 14 foot aluminum ladder to try to get in through the hayloft door to get to her!
 
Jolene, has been in a scent work class for about 4 weeks now and is becoming the star of the class. Jeff there are several training facilities around the city doing scent work classes and competitions. Just pm me if you are interested. Scent work absolutely wears her out. A tried dog is a good.
 

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