Dog pics

[Kyle_in_Tex]

I don't eat paper but me likes squirrel.

How could anyone not love a face like that?

 

[Pixguy]

How could anyone not love a face like that?

Very true.

Here's a scenic photo I was taking when one of sixdogs Springers photo bombed it.

 

[Pixguy]

Here's Kilo, my sons K9.

 

[ArlyA]

trail mutt pics

Here's one of our mutt. She also has her own blog. Its mostly photos The Trail Mutt Reports

 

[sixdogs]

Very true.

Here's a scenic photo I was taking when one of sixdogs Springers photo bombed it.

What a great photo! How did that happen? It almost looks on purpose and knowing Springers, it could be.

 

[Pixguy]

What a great photo! How did that happen? It almost looks on purpose and knowing Springers, it could be.

She was sitting on my lap in my recliner with her head on the chair arm and I held my phone camera out to get that angle.

 

[DABSGT]

Here's Kilo, my sons K9.

Kilo will be your sons best partner. Wish them well and tell them to stay safe, watch his 6

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[KBinCT]

Have I seen the lid to the garbage can? Why no I haven't...



Dude, 4 month old Golden Retriever

 

[Boondox]

Pandemonium was born on the third anniversary of the day the late great Barley and I set out from Vermont to the Pacific by sidecar. With love and patience, this little guy will be my next long distance sidecar dog

 

[Billrog]

Camping with Kids and grand kids long wk. end they brought their well behaved Burmese Mt. dog that loves kids.

 

[grnspot110]

Chief (top) turned 11 this spring, our third Dal & the first one to make 10 years. He has one bad eye & doesn't get around the best, but he's happy & that's what counts!

Dottie turned 4 last month, lots of energy & likes to be close, really close!

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Just bumping this thread to capture some newbie members.

Happy summer

Rattlesnake is a great hike.

 

[Citydude]

We rescued this guy named Rocky a couple months ago. He's seven years old and has an amazing level of energy. He hates cats, rabbits and bees.

 

[jfh28]

hey my eyesight is going and I don't get around as good as I use to either.......haha!!!........good for you Chief.......here's hoping you see many more years!.........Jack

Chief (top) turned 11 this spring, our third Dal & the first one to make 10 years. He has one bad eye & doesn't get around the best, but he's happy & that's what counts!

 

[KubotaToy]

First inside dog, already spoiled...

 

[Pixguy]

First inside dog, already spoiled...

Nice,

"yea, I can get used to this"

 

[JayTexas]

This is MY fence!

 

[KubotaToy]

Chief (top) turned 11 this spring, our third Dal & the first one to make 10 years. He has one bad eye & doesn't get around the best, but he's happy & that's what counts! View attachment 474226

Dottie turned 4 last month, lots of energy & likes to be close, really close!

Seeing your dogs brings up a lot of memories.

As a kid, I always wanted a Dalmatian, but being in the Navy most of my working life and always gone, it just did not work. 10 years ago, as I was in the process of retiring, one of the civilian clerks mentioned she needed to find a good home for her Dalmatians (2 yr old brother and sister), I quickly volunteered a large home with several fenced acres to roam after I retired. Long story make short, they moved to TN with me. Lots of energy barely describes their go, found them somewhat hard to train but did accept basic commands (then found out both had some hearing loss after visiting the vet), seemed to be always getting hurt and overly protective of their territory (which included me). They loved to ride in the truck and tractor (sometimes not a good thing as they would jump up on the cab steps wanting in as I was moving).

Had to put the male down two years ago due to a type of dog dementia and loss of eyesight (sad day) but the female seemed in good health before I found her dead one morning about a year later on the dog pillow that her brother and she slept on (very sad day). At night, I let her stay inside and sleep on the foot of my bed after her brother was gone but that night she crawled up between my wife and I and kept licking my hand and the back of my head, so I may her get down out the bed and shut the bedroom door. In the past, she would be sitting a the bedroom door waiting for it to open when we got up. That morning she was not sitting at the door. The cold chill that hit me told me she was gone. Buried her next to her brother, her favorite place.

Thanks for the picture.

 

[sixdogs]

Pandemonium was born on the third anniversary of the day the late great Barley and I set out from Vermont to the Pacific by sidecar. With love and patience, this little guy will be my next long distance sidecar dog

That is a stunning photo.

 

[grnspot110]

Seeing your dogs brings up a lot of memories.

As a kid, I always wanted a Dalmatian, but being in the Navy most of my working life and always gone, it just did not work. 10 years ago, as I was in the process of retiring, one of the civilian clerks mentioned she needed to find a good home for her Dalmatians (2 yr old brother and sister), I quickly volunteered a large home with several fenced acres to roam after I retired. Long story make short, they moved to TN with me. Lots of energy barely describes their go, found them somewhat hard to train but did accept basic commands (then found out both had some hearing loss after visiting the vet), seemed to be always getting hurt and overly protective of their territory (which included me). They loved to ride in the truck and tractor (sometimes not a good thing as they would jump up on the cab steps wanting in as I was moving).

Had to put the male down two years ago due to a type of dog dementia and loss of eyesight (sad day) but the female seemed in good health before I found her dead one morning about a year later on the dog pillow that her brother and she slept on (very sad day). At night, I let her stay inside and sleep on the foot of my bed after her brother was gone but that night she crawled up between my wife and I and kept licking my hand and the back of my head, so I may her get down out the bed and shut the bedroom door. In the past, she would be sitting a the bedroom door waiting for it to open when we got up. That morning she was not sitting at the door. The cold chill that hit me told me she was gone. Buried her next to her brother, her favorite place.

Thanks for the picture.

I worked as a firefighter for 29 years, retired 10-1/2 yrs. ago, we've kept Dals for around 35 years. They're our "kids"!