dog thread
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Larry,
I have a GSD and he is also quite the man around the house. Dogs are such great companions. I feel sorry for anyone that has not had the pleasure of ones company.
Russ
1fowlhunter
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Russ, I eventually caught on.
Picking up those specks just worked it out of him. When ya got to go, you gots to go!
1fowlhunter
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My gang
Jed, Chesapeake Bay retriever
Annie, Chesapeake Bay retriever
Stella, Brittany
Jed, Chesapeake Bay retriever
Annie, Chesapeake Bay retriever
Stella, Brittany
Clean Break
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Gauge, my chocolate lab has always loved the boat and going fishing.
He is 10 now and loves to fish with me as much as possible.
Loves the snow and sleeps outside in his insulated doghouse.
He likes goose hunting too.
After a tough night out with the boys:
Here he is with Otto, a blue tick coon hound pup that didn't work out for us.
Lucky was a great yellow lab. Disappeared on a Super Bowl Sunday years ago (stolen or possibly shot by a neighbor.).
Here he is guarding our adopted daughter Ellie as she growl ferociously.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDQq16tXChs
104 lbs. of the second best dog I ever had!
C.B.
He is 10 now and loves to fish with me as much as possible.
Loves the snow and sleeps outside in his insulated doghouse.
He likes goose hunting too.
After a tough night out with the boys:
Here he is with Otto, a blue tick coon hound pup that didn't work out for us.
Lucky was a great yellow lab. Disappeared on a Super Bowl Sunday years ago (stolen or possibly shot by a neighbor.).
Here he is guarding our adopted daughter Ellie as she growl ferociously.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDQq16tXChs
104 lbs. of the second best dog I ever had!
C.B.
OH NO! The fiscal cliff is coming! The fiscal cliff is coming!
...uh, what's a "fiscal cliff"???
John
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I think my liker broke!
All good pics and I really enjoyed.
Blessings
All good pics and I really enjoyed.
Blessings
jeepjeepwhat
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Funny story about this ornery little boxer. I attached a rope to the fridge door, stored all of my beer cans in those neoprene coozies and taught her a new command "beer me". It took us about 3 weeks of training and a lot of effort on both of our parts, but we finally mastered the trick. On the command of "beer me" she would open the fridge, pluck out a beer and bring it to me, no matter where I was in the house. As long as the condiment shelf was well stacked the door would shut itself in a timely manner. Everything in my life was good. Very good. Then one night the dog realized that I store more than beer in my fridge, and that she could open the fridge at any time. As you can imagine I woke up one morning to an empty meat and cheese shelf and one very very well fed dog. Needless to say the rope was removed from the fridge and the beer me trick is no longer in her repertoire.
gunlovingirl
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jeepjeepwhat....Thanks for the laugh!
beaverislander
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Here are a couple more Rottie rescues. Generally they live to around 12, we usually get them at 9-10 for one reason or another, but mostly they are just no longer wanted. We have had a couple diabetics that require a little more attention but they seem to be the most thankful when you get their health back. Our oldest is 14 and about as feeble as they get, but still enjoys life every single day. The youngest is 4months old. His Mom and Dad were left behind by a drug overdose, fortunately the neighbors called the rescue and they picked them up, both registered dogs. She delivered about a week later. Forgot how much work a puppy is! Anyway, we currently have 3 which is our self impossed limit.
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John
Clean Break
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Funny story about this ornery little boxer. I attached a rope to the fridge door, stored all of my beer cans in those neoprene coozies and taught her a new command "beer me". It took us about 3 weeks of training and a lot of effort on both of our parts, but we finally mastered the trick. On the command of "beer me" she would open the fridge, pluck out a beer and bring it to me, no matter where I was in the house. As long as the condiment shelf was well stacked the door would shut itself in a timely manner. Everything in my life was good. Very good. Then one night the dog realized that I store more than beer in my fridge, and that she could open the fridge at any time. As you can imagine I woke up one morning to an empty meat and cheese shelf and one very very well fed dog. Needless to say the rope was removed from the fridge and the beer me trick is no longer in her repertoire.
jeepjeep, that is funny. You just need yourself a dedicated beer fridge and a different one for food without the rope handle. C.B.
Nice we just lost our Rott a few weeks ago. He was very much the dominent dog in our house. Our Saint Tiny is lost without him.
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Fishslayer
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A tired Cattle Dog is a good Cattle Dog! 
Dingo sharing lap with cat Bogie.
Dingo sharing lap with cat Bogie.
BeSmiley
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Clean Break
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Guess what WE found!
John
And they are so PROUD they did that! Especially if white carpet in the living room could have been involved too. C.B.
Fishslayer
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Great Thread!
Meet Amos:
We picked this guy up after our two GSD's passed on in the same year (ages 13.5 and 14 yrs). He was turned in as a stray so we don't really know his age or breed, but the Rottweiler is pretty evident. The other half maybe GSD, or Golden, we don't really know. Or, he may be a Hovawart
Hovawart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Meet Amos:
We picked this guy up after our two GSD's passed on in the same year (ages 13.5 and 14 yrs). He was turned in as a stray so we don't really know his age or breed, but the Rottweiler is pretty evident. The other half maybe GSD, or Golden, we don't really know. Or, he may be a Hovawart
Hovawart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
