Let's See Your Dogs!!

That takes guts. My bloodhound follows her nose. She knows to not leave the front door, curb, or end of our block without one of us with her. However, if she smells something, all the training and hard work goes out the window. I can't seem to break her of it. I walk her every night and we have a certain section where we race each other and there's been a few times where she is fine running, gets a smell, and cuts right out in front of me. I don't want to imagine her doing that while I'm on a bike.

 

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Tony is a champion at catching balls and toys, but is still learning what the hell a frisbee is.

 

Dinner time!!

 

My pups with my 'other' rig

 

Finally somebody with as many as us!!

 

Here is MY Pup 90 lb 6 month Great Dane aka ( Oakley)

she is a big pain in the A$$ but i love her.

 

The lab is almost 10 so he's earned his couch time. Completely retired this year from hunting.

 

Only 36. A fun bunch

 

Not sure about the walky dog, but the springer is set up to where the dog is about even with the front fork, so he can't go in front of you.

 

Enjoying the Winter.

 

My dog never grew into her ears.

 

That is about what Drake will look like when he is full grown. Every weim my family has had, has had big floppy ears.

 

They add even more character to an already unique animal.

 

I totally agree

 

you haven't seen big floppy ears til you've had a basset hound. ours used to trip on her own ears when she was running, hah, what a silly beast.

 

Great shot. I have one that's close, but not as good. My dog Bear is the Chesapeake Bay Retriever on the bottom being used as a head rest.

 

That pic of the boxers should be on a calendar. My dog, Jelly, does that rest-head-on-anything move.


This is my favorite picture of them, caught at the right moment.

 

My poor guy hasn't been doing well lately. I recently moved out of my dad's house into my first house and he is not transitioning well. He has had anxiety and just been nervously panting a lot for this past week (moved in last Saturday). For the first few days he wouldn't let me leave a room without him being right beside me, and still doesn't let me go outside without him coming too. Throughout this week I have been leaving him at my sister's house with her pups so that he has something to distract him, and she's been sending me updates and pictures which I am thankful for. He's getting better and let's me leave rooms without him or he will go wonder around on his own some, but still will not let me go out the front door without having just a panic attack unless he comes with me. Like I said, he's getting comfortable with the house if I'm there, just doesn't seem to want to stay without me like he used to at Dad's. I'm getting a second dog this weekend (one of my sister's that gets out of her fence all the time) so I'm hoping having a friend will help him. He's nearly brought me to tears with how pitiful he has been and just me thinking it's all my fault. I'm just hoping he adjusts soon...
This is a picture from my sister with him chilling at her house:

 

Hate to hear that man. mine took a couple of weeks to get used to our new place too, but luckily she had her crate as a safe place and was ok being in there alone. I don't know what I would have done without that!