Sorry to hear about Shelbs- please get another- a rescue please!

Sorry to hear about Shelby.

Taking care of our son's choc lab while he travels, he's a handful.

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Zed

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been avoiding this thread for some time because my boy was put down this monday due to bone marrow cancer, 8yrs 1 month old lab. some pics of a wonderful buddy.

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easter sunday last yr.

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cedar at 3 yrs old

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last ride in my dingy last weekend at cypress island

Gatotom, Sorry to hear you lost your buddy. I'm not looking forward to losing mine either. Hang in there.

Gototom,

It hurts alot but in time the pain is completely replaced by the joy of having been part of his life.

Sorry for your loss.

It's a good thing our pets bring us so much devotion, love, and happiness. Otherwise, it would be a struggle to rationalize adopting one knowing they don't live very long. Good-bye always seems just around the corner, but it's so worth it.

Remember the good times!
RIP Cedar

I love the fact that you took your boy on a boat ride (sniffle). He was a beautiful boy.

Here's our dog Bruno:

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My dog Nat from many years ago. He's a black Labradog but has gone a bit grey around the wiskers.

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Great shot, Bill. One of those photos that ya can't help but smile at.

Thanks Terry. Nat and his best mate Ben (another black lab) lived on a farm with my Mom - bygone days, but very happy days. The dogs loved it, "helping" my Mom.

my pup Charlie at 4 months. Shes 6 months old now.

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That photo belongs in Field and Stream!

thanks, it was sharpened up and colour adjusted by someone on the board here.

Some really good pictures on here! I don't think I can compete with picture quality, but I think my dog can hold her own in the looks department.

Here's my buddy Marley. She had that name well before the book came out. She NEVER leaves my side. If neighbors see me outside without her they always ask where she is.

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Posing for my girlfriend while she tests out the new camera:
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Standing ON about a foot of snow (she only weighs about 30lbs):
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She's actually laying in this same position right next to me as I type this:
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I wish I could just stop her from aging now. I hate to think I only have about 10 more years with her. She's about 6 now.

Great picture!

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"A U.S. Army military working dog, Andy, searches among rubble and trash outside a target building, during a joint operation with the Iraqi army and U.S. Soldiers of 5th Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, in Rusafa, eastern Baghdad, Iraq, on Feb. 28. The Soldiers are searching for weapons caches and targeted insurgents."

^^^ very cool.

my parents bull mastiff-ridgeback-x called Carl

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Wow, I just checked out every picture in the whole thread. I really miss having a dog. I live in an apartment that is smaller than a dog house! I will have to wait.
Although I did film this random puppy on the street a few weeks ago. Its good for a laugh.

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