Post them dogs up!

[djt17]

This is Brody; rescued from a "high kill" shelter in San Antonio this past April. He still doesn't know what to think of MN winters, but he is adapting. This is his favorite "post" to watch for dangerous squirrels, rabbits, & BG's. He has caught 1 chipmunk & 2 field mice that we know of. Not bad for a city dog.

 

[Watchdog]

This is Brody; rescued from a "high kill" shelter in San Antonio this past April.

I love the photo...and major kudos to you for rescuing Brody!

 

[vigil617]

Sorry, can't post 'em up on here, as they're too big for me to carry concealed....

Oh wait, I get it now. Home defense!

After these two get through with any home invader, death by drowning in dog slobber is inevitable.

 

[Watchdog]

My Boyz..Seth Steeler and Ruger...Love my Peakes!

Chessies are great dogs. They have those beautifully intense eyes and those wonderfully thick coats. I bet they love it up there in winter time. Beautiful dogs.

 

[JohnSW]

My (now deceased) Shetland Sheepdog.

 

[Peakes]

Chessies are great dogs. They have those beautifully intense eyes and those wonderfully thick coats. I bet they love it up there in winter time. Beautiful dogs.

Thank you..They live to Hunt, and are so loving except when I'm gone..I never worry about my Wife and Son when I have to work nights..We have no use for a doorbell..Lol

 

[Johnmuratore]

I don't know how to post a picture but if you look by my name, you'll see Jack. My best Bud.
He was about 9 months in that pic, taller than me now.

He's a rescue because the AKC doesn't "allow" merles (his coloring) to be shown. The breeder dumped him in a shelter and wouldn't allow her name to be associated with him because it would, I guess, lower the money she could get for her "line".
I think his coloring is great, but I wouldn't care if he had purple polka dots.
He protects me and the house and is laying right beside me now.

 

[Dan Camaro]

Pup pup Harley

Here's Harley are little morkie. Best little dog,he'll be 3 in march.

 

[Triathloncoach]

Ok, I included one of my two cats, I put peanuts and sun flower seeds on the deck just outside the window, the cats go bonkers when birds, chipmunks and squirrels visit.

Foxy
Pugsly
Baby Bear
Cow Cat

 

[quinn]

Dinkum, our 7th lab

Rescued through Heart of Texas Lab Rescue based in Austin. She is an absolute sweetheart!

 

[CWH44300]

Here's Sara May Weatherby when she was a pup
This is Wilfred Dan Wesson as a pup

And here they are has grown dogs during the off season

The best friends a guy could have!

 

[XtrmTJ]

6 yr old, 140 LBS, 2nd generation, German Rottweiler.
Natasha's Sir Teufel Hunden


Semper Fi
Smitty

 

[PERAZZI]

Tralle and Belle, Beagles!

 

[Texas40]

Charli

Her brothers Turbo and Bevo

Steadman

 

[flyrobb]

Toby, mighty relaxed!

Yep, a rescue too.

 

[AirForceShooter]

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She walked into my garage 3 years ago and stayed.

She's our ZAD. Zombie Alert Device

AFS

 

[djt17]

I don't know how to post a picture but if you look by my name, you'll see Jack. My best Bud.
He was about 9 months in that pic, taller than me now.

He's a rescue because the AKC doesn't "allow" merles (his coloring) to be shown. The breeder dumped him in a shelter and wouldn't allow her name to be associated with him because it would, I guess, lower the money she could get for her "line".
I think his coloring is great, but I wouldn't care if he had purple polka dots.
He protects me and the house and is laying right beside me now.

I have found that rescue dogs make great protectors, I think they sense what you did for them. But, the reality is...they give us so much more.

 

[BikerRN]

All of our dogs are rescue dogs.
Have five of them.


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[raylan007]

Gotta love the black and tan

My protector, best buddy, and friend for life, MAX. He will soon be 10, old in dog years, but still being Max. He's got a limp from a hip surgery that went wrong, it didn't change his personality.

I had a black and tan about the same as your handsome guy. He was a real man eater and in his mind if he didn't accept a stranger into the household in his over protective mind he wasn't going to allow them to enter and I would have to put him in his kennel. I always wondered if I was doing the right thing until at about age 4 he mellowed and realized if it was OK with me he would abide with my decision but still remained ever watchful. Once you own a dog with this type of protective family drive, shepherds in particular the German and Belgium you will never own another breed

 

[flyrobb]

Well, I'd be remiss if I left out Owen. Said I'd never own a small dog then my wife brought Owen home from the shelter. He was puppy mill dog, had not known life outside of a cage. Wouldn't get within 30 ft of me for 6 months, now he's on my lap all the time. He's got me for sure