Dog pics

Bocephous · Feb 10, 2014

Bob77064 said:
This is my little girl Queen.View attachment 359888

How old is Queen? She looks pitty from that angle, kinda like my Bart. Good lookin' girl.

Bocephous · Feb 10, 2014

sixdogs said:
Great pics. Dogs seem to do better with a canine friend to pal around with.

Thank you, and yes, they do. She antagonizes him, if left to her own devices, but they certainly do back each other up when strangers show up. Like Bonnie and Clyde.

Mace Canute · Feb 22, 2014

Who needs a pitbull to make yourself look "manly "when you're the freaking HULK!

TomSeller · Feb 22, 2014

Mace Canute said:
Who needs a pitbull to make yourself look "manly "when you're the freaking HULK!

Oh, come on, tell him he has a little girl's dog.

sixdogs · Feb 22, 2014

TomSeller said:
Oh, come on, tell him he has a little girl's dog.

Uhhh, we voted that YOU tell him he has a little girl's dog.

Some of us bruise easily.

cqaigy2 · Feb 22, 2014

sixdogs said:
Uhhh, we voted that YOU tell him he has a little girl's dog.
Some of us bruise easily.

Don't forget about the pictures rule though.

Bob77064 · Feb 22, 2014

Bocephous said:
How old is Queen? She looks pitty from that angle, kinda like my Bart. Good lookin' girl.

She is a bully dog and three years old. She is a very sweet girl.

Bob77064 · Feb 22, 2014

Mace Canute said:
Who needs a pitbull to make yourself look "manly "when you're the freaking HULK!

That looks like the Hulk's big brother.

dave1949 · Mar 7, 2014

Basset clown house.

Basset hound clown car...incredible! - YouTube

D7E · Mar 7, 2014

check said:
OK, now do I look serious? And where's my smoking jacket and pipe? Is this an English Gentleman's club or is it not?

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Now that is what i am looking for ...He is fantastic

kw22614 · Mar 7, 2014

Check this heart warming video out. Hope it works..... Penny Chicken & Roo - YouTube

PMA · Mar 13, 2014

Wanting some animal cookies.

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Sysop · Mar 15, 2014

What a ham...

Kyle_in_Tex · Mar 15, 2014

Sysop said:
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What a ham...

Yep, that deserves a scooby snack!

check · Mar 18, 2014

D7E said:
Now that is what i am looking for ...He is fantastic

Thanks! Here is a couple more.

bookemdano · Mar 18, 2014

check said:
Thanks! Here is a couple more.View attachment 365971 View attachment 365972

I had an Airedale when I was a kid. Named him Hatchet. Great squirrel dog. Silent so you had to keep him in sight
but he'd put a bunch of squirrels up the the trees and in sight and let you know which tree it was in when you got
there. When I got the call (Army) I gave him to my Uncle. He got hit by a truck a couple years later while hunting.
Ran a squirrel across the road and run out in front of a truck chasing it. Broke my Uncle's heart. He had fallen in
love with Hatchet. I was in Vietnam at the time.
Dano

Cub 7274 · Mar 18, 2014

Here is Gypsy she is an American Bulldog who was a "rescue" dog and only hours from being put down
She was pregnant and no one knew anything about her but my girlfriend and myself took her in and three days after we got her she had 5 pups but 1 didn't make it.

The surviving 4 are now a month old

ljohnson778 · Mar 18, 2014

Cub 7274 said:
<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=366077"/> Here is Gypsy she is an American Bulldog who was a "rescue" dog and only hours from being put down She was pregnant and no one knew anything about her but my girlfriend and myself took her in and three days after we got her she had 5 pups but 1 didn't make it. <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=366078"/> The surviving 4 are now a month old

Beautiful! And thank you for your good deed... All things come back to those who give, trust me...

coobie · Mar 19, 2014

Lucy is somewhat spoiled.

check · Mar 19, 2014

bookemdano said:
I had an Airedale when I was a kid. Named him Hatchet. Great squirrel dog. Silent so you had to keep him in sight
but he'd put a bunch of squirrels up the the trees and in sight and let you know which tree it was in when you got
there. When I got the call (Army) I gave him to my Uncle. He got hit by a truck a couple years later while hunting.
Ran a squirrel across the road and run out in front of a truck chasing it. Broke my Uncle's heart. He had fallen in
love with Hatchet. I was in Vietnam at the time.
Dano

This is our second Airedale, and my wife had them at home when she was a kid. They really are hilarious dogs, and very good-natured. Ours is NOT silent when he goes out into the back yard - barks up a storm for the first few seconds just to let the squirrels know he is in charge before he takes a leak. Howls like a banshee when I do the same. Cries like crazy when he wants something. And smart as a whip! We have a rubber bone that has a chamber at either end where you can put treats so the dog will enjoy chewing it more. What Jake does, however, is to throw the bone up into the air repeatedly, trying to shake the treat loose. (He has knocked over a couple of wine glasses doing this.) Moreover, he will throw it up into the air over and over and over again, until he succeeds, and then every once in a while if things are not going well he grumbles, whines and barks at it, and then looks up at us as if to say "Well are you going to help, or am I going to have to do this all by myself?" Eventually, he almost always succeeds, but my question is, How the heck did he figure this idea out in the first place? I mean a DOG thinking "Hmm... if I throw this bone up in the air, maybe when it comes back down and hits the ground, it will shake loose the treat!" And even so, what made him persist at this the first time? It's a mystery to me.