Dog pics

[fried1765]

Yes - no dogs on the bed.

Our kitty, however, does whatever he wants.

MoKelly

I grew up with dogs,.... but none on the bed.
Was married for 34 years,....no dogs on the bed!
Have lived with a lady now for 21 years,.....dog is on the bed.
We have a queen bed, currently have a 75 lb. Lab, we really do need a king bed!
Lady Sadie (now 2) is a long girl, and really likes to stretch out!

 

[Jstpssng]

I grew up with dogs,.... but none on the bed.
Was married for 34 years,....no dogs on the bed!
Have lived with a lady now for 21 years,.....dog is on the bed.
We have a queen bed, but with a 75 lb. Lab, we really do need a king bed!
Lady Sadie is a long girl, and really likes to stretch out!

I checked into a motel down in Groveton NH, they had a queen sized bed, and a twin. Guess who slept on the twin?

I always carried a covering to keep the fur off motel furniture, but it's a lot easier just to keep the dog on the floor.

 

[fried1765]

I checked into a motel down in Groveton NH, they had a queen sized bed, and a twin. Guess who slept on the twin?

I always carried a covering to keep the fur off motel furniture, but it's a lot easier just to keep the dog on the floor.

Lady Sadie is on her way to hot Florida right now.
Riding in style, in the back seat of my E-350.
She slept in a queen size motel bed, in North Carolina, last night.
I am not with her!
Still way too hot for me in Florida,

 

[Sigarms]

Yes - no dogs on the bed.

Our kitty, however, does whatever he wants.

MoKelly

Funny, we had dogs on our bed, but we had to stop after 3 because we couldn't get anymore on. So, if 6-10 dogs can't be on the bed, 1 couldn't be either LOL

 

[MoKelly]

Lady Sadie is on her way to hot Florida right now.
Riding in style, in the back seat of my E-350.
She slept in a queen size motel bed, in North Carolina, last night.
I am not with her!
Still way too hot for me in Florida,

Way too hot.

We go in November and return in March.

MoKelly

 

[Frankenkubota]

no pics!

you dog owners will recognize this.....

5am this morning, i feel my newest dog jump on the bed and begin with the

urp....urp....urp.....then

explosion, dog vomit everywhere! on my brand new bed!

she did it 3 times and i couldn't catch her to get her out

get out the wet rags and paper towels, clean it up and here it comes again....3 major events in 10 minutes

the smell is special

then....i walk out to the living room only to find she has decorated the living area with......well, it came from her other end!

different smell but also special

she has defied the laws of nature, she weighs 40 lbs but seems able to produce more smelly waste then her body weight.....maybe.

she is the stray dog that i recently took in, was probably born in the wild and grew up on her own in the woods. she will eat anything that fits in her mouth.

6am and the entire house smells

 

[lman]

I just remembered why my dog is outside.

 

[ArlyA]

More pics of dogs out in the public. No shock or electric collars will be seen here. I've got many more pics if you like them.

 

[Jstpssng]

^^^^
I'm not sure what your point is. I would never consider an e-collar with my current dog; he doesn't need one. As I stated before, he rarely wears a regular collar. Hiking down a trail it's easy to keep them on a lead, and I wouldn't consider walking a dog without one.
Taking off into the woods for the day with a dog who is a bit headstrong is a different story. You can't keep them on lead, even if you could, having a dog along is a privilege and he must be well behaved; otherwise he will be left home on the couch.

 

[Root Cause]

Weighing in at 55 lbs. and 15 inches tall, Bella is the undisputed champion chasing every last UPS, USPS, FEDEX, garbage truck, and box truck going 19,387 and 0 having chased virtually every single offending object or person who attempted to invade our yard.

Our Bella was a rescue pup. Her first 7 weeks were spent under an Olds 88 up on blocks. Her mom was a boxer and a big one at that. she was tethered to the rear axle with a heavy chain.

I put 7 puppies in my truck. I removed those that seemed too shy or too forward and what was left was this runt, now almost 12 years old.

 

[goeduck]

no pics!

you dog owners will recognize this.....

5am this morning, i feel my newest dog jump on the bed and begin with the

urp....urp....urp.....then

explosion, dog vomit everywhere! on my brand new bed!

she did it 3 times and i couldn't catch her to get her out

get out the wet rags and paper towels, clean it up and here it comes again....3 major events in 10 minutes

the smell is special

then....i walk out to the living room only to find she has decorated the living area with......well, it came from her other end!

different smell but also special

she has defied the laws of nature, she weighs 40 lbs but seems able to produce more smelly waste then her body weight.....maybe.

she is the stray dog that i recently took in, was probably born in the wild and grew up on her own in the woods. she will eat anything that fits in her mouth.

6am and the entire house smells

Oh my gosh..... Strays get into that habit of vacuuming up whatever seems to smell edible. Has she been wormed? When I got my border collie I had similar experiences (excluding the bed which is off limits), she had whipworms which were giving her the back end explosions.

 

[Jstpssng]

When I was growing up we took in a dog which somebody had dumped off. We had no dog food aroud but did have several cans of Calo cat food from our last feline. We woke the next morning to carnage similar to what Frankenbota describes, but luckily she had been comfined to the entryway of the house so that the mess was concentrated.

 

[goeduck]

I keep my new dogs in the kitchen (tile floor) as much as possible until the potty training is complete and digestive and elimination systems settle out

 

[lman]

no pics!

you dog owners will recognize this.....

5am this morning, i feel my newest dog jump on the bed and begin with the

urp....urp....urp.....then

explosion, dog vomit everywhere! on my brand new bed!

she did it 3 times and i couldn't catch her to get her out

get out the wet rags and paper towels, clean it up and here it comes again....3 major events in 10 minutes

the smell is special

then....i walk out to the living room only to find she has decorated the living area with......well, it came from her other end!

different smell but also special

she has defied the laws of nature, she weighs 40 lbs but seems able to produce more smelly waste then her body weight.....maybe.

she is the stray dog that i recently took in, was probably born in the wild and grew up on her own in the woods. she will eat anything that fits in her mouth.

6am and the entire house smells

That would be nice in your new house.

 

[Fuddy1952]

no pics!

you dog owners will recognize this.....

5am this morning, i feel my newest dog jump on the bed and begin with the

urp....urp....urp.....then

explosion, dog vomit everywhere! on my brand new bed!

she did it 3 times and i couldn't catch her to get her out

get out the wet rags and paper towels, clean it up and here it comes again....3 major events in 10 minutes

the smell is special

then....i walk out to the living room only to find she has decorated the living area with......well, it came from her other end!

different smell but also special

she has defied the laws of nature, she weighs 40 lbs but seems able to produce more smelly waste then her body weight.....maybe.

she is the stray dog that i recently took in, was probably born in the wild and grew up on her own in the woods. she will eat anything that fits in her mouth.

6am and the entire house smells

Dogs need to be outside!

 

[Frankenkubota]

Oh my gosh..... Strays get into that habit of vacuuming up whatever seems to smell edible. Has she been wormed? When I got my border collie I had similar experiences (excluding the bed which is off limits), she had whipworms which were giving her the back end explosions.

i knew i was not the only victim of doggy digestive issues.

She's been to the vet and has all the right stuff but most dogs will eat anything and sometimes it just doesn't work out.

i finally finished cleaning and looked at the clock. 5am to 11:30am which included 4 loads of Wash!

As far as keeping them outside......there's something to be said about that.

 

[Jstpssng]

I could never understand why somebody would ge a dog if it just stays outside.

 

[lman]

I could never understand why somebody would ge a dog if it just stays outside.

Is your horse inside?

 

[Sigarms]

I could never understand why somebody would ge a dog if it just stays outside.

Added keeping them outside with no fence, not spayed or neutered, and letting them roam free 24/7. Seems in the south, this is a way of life...

 

[Sigarms]

Is your horse inside?

Different animal, both in social behavior and size.

Don't know about you, never tried to train a horse to do his duty outside.

Still remember decades ago in high school band that horses didn't seem to care where they wen't during a parade.