Reply With QuoteWhoooosh! Pure joy in his face!Originally Posted by Foxyadam
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Such big little dogs.Taken today
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Looks so happy, love that!“Draw me like one of your French girls, Jack”
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
Whoooosh! Pure joy in his face!
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I think they were glad to see me last night, Winnie gives lovely cuddles but she can make it difficult to see the telly!
A recent addition!IMG_0783.jpg
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Our rescue waiting for her retrieve - very proud of how she’s come on in the last couple of months. Super focus and super sweet :)
My wife took this photo and sent it to Urho’s breeder trying to claim our Schnauzer is broken. Her reply was that he is just letting thoughts drizzle down to his head. Have you ever seen such a comfy posture for sleeping?
My wife took this photo and sent it to Urho’s breeder trying to claim our Schnauzer is broken. Her reply was that he is just letting thoughts drizzle down to his head. Have you ever seen such a comfy posture for sleeping?
Which ends which .. beautiful dog .. miss ours but lovely to see these all :)
Great pic and I loved the breeder’s response :)My wife took this photo and sent it to Urho’s breeder trying to claim our Schnauzer is broken. Her reply was that he is just letting thoughts drizzle down to his head. Have you ever seen such a comfy posture for sleeping?
Sunset in the woods today. Life’s good.
Chester the 10 month old Border Terrier.
Doing his job/ taking care of business: guarding the grounds.
It’s a tough life being Reggie!
Lovely looking dog.
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
Just needs that little guard Dachshund as a patrol companion!Doing his job/ taking care of business: guarding the grounds.
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What a set of hooligans that would make....
Yesterday
Tonight
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Ridiculously-crap-dog demonstrating the critical difference between “in action” and “inaction”, not least where braincells are concerned…
Thems fur stealers strikes agin!Yesterday
Tonight
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This the sad rezults of an erlyer insident. Watch's out for thems in your hairea friens.
Freddie.
ps thems mite gibs treatos to deestract you!
Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.
Awww love it - what a pose!Ridiculously-crap-dog demonstrating the critical difference between “in action” and “inaction”, not least where braincells are concerned…
Last night after a good walk...
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."
'Populism, the last refuge of a Tory scoundrel'.
Treasure at the end of the rainbow…
That’s better than a pot of gold
You have a IT?Last night after a good walk...
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'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
Wow a twin.You have a IT?
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."
'Populism, the last refuge of a Tory scoundrel'.
Lots of weary hounds today. Here’s my boy earlier enjoying a bit of spring sun
Bloody freezing but they love the sun.
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Someone’s happy spring is beginning to spring!
Our rescue pup with a less-trained older cousin… both having fun today :)
MR FLOOF!
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Mark
2nd mast cell tumour in 3 years, this one came out of no where and grew quickly, surgery last Monday and now nervously waiting the grading results
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He looks pretty sorry for himself.
Fingers crossed for a good result
fingers crossed for a good result
Not my dog but this messed with my head till I turned it
My wee girl more traditional
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He looks pretty sorry for himself.
Fingers crossed for a good resultCheers…looks like we've had it!
They apparently grade them differently now and they can still use 1,2,3 but the updated system is simply low or high grade. Thankfully hers is low grade with good margins and no vascular spread which by all accounts is the best news.
Still waiting for the further tests which i bitched about on the other thread but the vet sounds very hopeful of a full recovery with hopefully no secondary issues.
Glad to hear
Good news FFF.
Great news indeed
Our new 13-week old "Teddy."
Yogi just chilling.
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This lad just passed his first vet check up since we adopted him with flying colours. I was nervous as ex-racers can sometimes harbour injuries from their track days alongside a few other conditions, but he seems to be in tip top shape! So after a couple of vaccinations and a pedicure, he’s good to go for summer 😊
'Eyes on the ball!'
Wednesday I took Elvis -complete with a muzzle on(!)- to Schiphol. I picked up my wife from a flight to Dublin. Normally he doesn't wear a muzzle when I walk him in the hamlet, but I wanted people not to stress out when they would spot a 52 kilo Rottweiler coming their way. Bad idea. In short: a muzzle triggers people more than I'd expected. Elvis walks on a leash, no pulling, no thrills. He behaves perfectly. Still, people take a detour. Things went south when we encountered a couple with two huskies... my dog didn't flinch, he didn't even look at them. The huskies gave the impression that they were both eaten alive by a ferocious Rottweiler. That turned a few heads...
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Eli, why the long face?
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