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I have been around a couple of Airedales in the past ... awesome dawgs with great personalies!

See post #3 on this thread for other opinions :)

Our Schnauzer Dante and my daughter's tortoise Dave. Dave loves to chase the dogs around the house. :D

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Mia was trying to help me with the fuse panel. Click on the image.

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The sixty pound black German sisters.
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Steve - I like your sig line.i wonder when tipping will become mandatory here.

I like the idea, but I can’t afford Baz.

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This is Titus. My breeder mentioned him when we were talking about something related, and I was just gobsmacked. I've never seen coloring like this and she said he's a one-off. His mom was an all black GSD and that's how they got him. He looks about the size of my girl (60 lbs) in this picture, but he's 90 lbs now. He was adopted by a friend of hers, otherwise I'd look seriously into getting him.

:cool:

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^^^ Wow - very cool - thanks, Peter!

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Let us tell you about a small dog wedged in a deep crevice, some local organizations, and a lot of teamwork.
Coulee, about 30 lbs, had slipped into a 12 inch narrow but deep crevice that was more of a crack in the Roslyn area. She was about 20 ft down. When we arrived on scene, other groups were already there (see below). Kittitas Search and Rescue (SAR) helped get us the rest of the way through the snow. (Thanks for the lift!)
We arrived at the crevice. The teams who had arrived before us were working on the situation. They’d put a long branch in so Coulee wouldn’t slip any farther.
They already had a makeshift catch pole around her neck. They couldn’t cinch it tight so her head kept slipping out.
The plan after that was to make a rope loop/lasso and slip it over their catch pole so it was guaranteed to be behind her neck. Then the front of the loop was attached to another rope and another rescuer used another long makeshift pole to guide it in front of her chest and drop it under her legs so we could haul from her chest.
When the loop was almost in position we lifted gently with their catch pole and this allowed the loop to fall under her right leg.
We set up a quick second loop that we were trying to get around her left leg and chest. It didn’t quite work. In lifting her up to try and get that loop in position we could feel the first loop was very secure and we were able to lift her a bit.
We moved the second loop to her rear area to help.
The lift took about 20 seconds, and her exit was smooth as well as quick.
Once raised, we got Coulee back to her owner and into a warm car. A vet on scene checked her out and gave her the all clear.
Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday. We’d love it if you would consider us for your donation list this year so we can help more dogs like Coulee. We’d also suggest checking out the organizations that helped as well. Many of them are volunteer non-profits as well.
Here's ours: https://wasart.org/donate
Thanks to Coulee’s owners for trusting us and for these groups and their responders for their partnership.
Kittitas County Sheriff
Kittitas County Fire District 7
Kittitas County Search & Rescue
Kittitas County Search and Rescue ORV Team
City of Roslyn Fire Department Association
Cle Elum/Roslyn Police Department
Kittitas Valley Fire & Rescue- KVFR
Kittitas County Search and Rescue Dogs

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