The DOG thread

[Eric Hahl]

Our old Canaan Dog Airborne. She was born on the airplane on the way to the breeder in Alaska. Unfortunately, when she was 7, she got cancer and had to be put down.



We now have this little rescue, a Jack Russel/Chihuahua mix.

[Dueller]

FLUKE, my wingman

[JFK713]

I'll play!

[azasadny]

Daisy at our pool today...

[widgeon13]

She is beautiful.

Some of ours, gone but not forgotten.





Mandy was our first dog, an english setter, Neba was from Guiding Eyes for the Blind but had hip displasia and Max was a rescue golden, all great buddies.

[klaus]

Our rescue pup Healey (we think he is a mix of cocker and a king charles)

[azasadny]

Cool dogs, all!!

[Seahawk]

I had Rika out on the water again yesterday...the beach on the farm. We worked for about 45 minutes, all easy retrieves and plenty of time and pets between go's. He did very well.

At the end, he decided a rest in the cool water was appropriate. Me, too. Seven months old and so willing to try. I keep it simple and fun at his age.



Inside

[Baz]

You're a good human Paul...I'm sure Rika agrees!

Love that first photo!

Thanks for sharing.

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Here's another of Winkipop in '06 at "our" ocean - when she was about 1 y/o:

[syncroid]

My girl begging for some loves. My daughter took this with her cell.

[RANDY P]

Originally Posted by wolf76

Here are my 2 Weimaraners. Haley (8) and Bailey (7). Haley is a rescue we adopted about 3 years ago. They are absolluteyl great dogs-especially with the family.



Chris

Yep they are.

Mine is absolutely the nicest dog I've ever encountered.

[syncroid]

I had two "WeisenHeimers" before my current dog. Loved them! Weimaraners are NOT a starter dog! They want to be with their "human" 24/7 no matter what.
I
miss both of my Weimaraners big time! Jaberwokie and Jazmine...R.I.P.

[Baz]

Woman breaks car window to save dog from hot car » DogHeirs | Where Dogs Are Family « Keywords: hot car, car window, police, city animal ordinance



The punishment should be the human be put into the hot car for as long as the dog was.

Yesterday I saw 2 different women walking the dogs on the hot asphalt at 3PM. I stopped and asked them if they put their feet on the asphalt to check if it was cool enough for their dogs. Of course they both looked very confused......humans are the problem with dogs!

[Baz]

Please pass along....

[Seahawk]

You are a good Dude, Baz.

Growing up on a ranch and now living on a farm the last 20 years, I was taught and now live the ethos that the animals come first. Simple.

Rika and Cassie four months ago when he was a tad smaller. He is now much larger than she is. Cassie is a Red Heeler we rescued 7 years ago.



On the stairs.

[drew1]

BAZ,

Thanks for starting this great thread. And it is good that you posted the vehicle temp post. Penny puts up with me going to work, but she is heartbroken if I leave otherwise. I take her on short trips where I can leave the windows in the truck down. But I watch that now. I think somebody has picked on & aggravated her in the truck. There is a boy up the road that was in the same Army outfit as I, separated by 12 or 15 yrs. We stop by each other's place ocassionally. One day he was in the yard as I passed & he flagged me down. I rolled the window down & Penny who knew & liked him was vicious as he came up. After that, she about bit the man at the hardware store who always petted her in the truck. He & I were shocked. I asked if he would let me get her out of the truck. She about knocked the folks down wanting to get petted. Be careful of what people do to your dog in a vehicle. They could be mistreating.

To the folks with Wiems,
They are something else. My son thinks his had the mind of a human.

To the folks with Rescue Dogs,
Thank you. Many folks get them a dog & don't know what they're getting, then get rid of them. I hope you are blessed twice, not just having a dog that loves you.

Seahawk,
I'm glad you & Rika are working together good. I'm not a duck hunter, but I know there is nothing better than a dog pleasing his people with the skills there genes program them for.
And nothing loves you like a good hunting dog.

Enjoyed everybody's pics

[Baz]

Hi Drew,
Thank you for such a thoughtful post! There's a lot of insight into your words. My girls (and all Heelers are like this) have such a high pitched bark, it's actually called a shriek. That alone is enough to give a human pause. But like most dogs, they can sense a good person from a bad one and are usually very eager to give and receive some lovin's.

Would love to see some more pics of your little Penny!

Paul,
You are so right about looking after our 4-legged friends. I wasn't brought up on a ranch but was fortunate enough to be brought up by a great set of parents who simply taught us to respect others, especially those who cannot fend for themselves. One reason why I always enjoy your family-related posts.

Thanks for posting the pics of your BEAUTIFUL GIRL Cassie! I was hoping we'd get to see her at some point. She's about the same age as our rescue girl, Billabong......

[Craig T]

Hi fellow dog lovers! Baz directed me here from the 911S Registry forum. Here's my Porsche enthusiast, Tank. he's a South African Boerboel...

[Seahawk]

Craig,

Great looking dog, a breed I am not familiar with. Let us in on the breed.

An where in Ventura County are you? I grew up there.

Best.

[widgeon13]

Originally Posted by Craig T

Hi fellow dog lovers! Baz directed me here from the 911S Registry forum. Here's my Porsche enthusiast, Tank. he's a South African Boerboel...

Now there is a pup with a sense of humor!