Let's See Your Dogs!!

My two sweeties.

 

nice to see another sheltie here

 

when she was 3 weeks old

the night i got her

 

Dammmmmmmmmmmm that's one hungry chow hound....it's eating a cow!!!!

 

Tank likes to watch the neighborhood from his special spot in the window..yes I bought the bench seat cushion just for him .


"Are you taking pics of me again "

 

Dogs make the best test subjects! Great pic!

 

I think Tank could be described as being a member of "CRIME STOPPERS" and the neighborhood watch program.....LOL

 

Here is a shot of my newest pup, a piebald dacshund named Pepper. She is a hoot.

 

Try this....gently pull and rub her legs to include joints then rub her back in the region in which her hindquarters are attached. If she exhibits no tenderness (bites or nips at you to stop) then you need to take her in for x-rays. Right now I agree with the vet. She was doing something then suddenly stopped. Try the above and keep us posted....at worst case you can give her some aspirin....

 

mother in laws pup she rescued. I think its a blue healer with a mix of aussi shepherd. I love her colors

 

Here's my pup (australian shepherd mixed with a sheltie) the day we got him and one at about 5 months. He is 7 months old now.

6 weeks old:


5 months old:

 

Shes beautiful. I don't know much, but I know hip dysplasia can be a problem with springers.

 

Is she smart enough to get "you" to suck up to her with a fake injury? Dogs are smart!

 

Dammmmmm that dog gives the word halfbreed true meaning...

 

I agree with what RME has said also. She could have simply strained a muscle or tendon in her rear area, dogs have a very high pain tolerance so that could be why she isn't yelping at you when you poke at her. Watch for swelling, discoloration (hard to see on some dogs) or her licking a certain area like her hip, knee etc.
If she starts favoring it more and more take her to the vet. If she starts not walking or losing control of her urine definately take her to the vet, but be aware that she could have pinched a nerve or injured her spine so be careful moving her or forcing her to do certain motions.
If she doesn't get better in a couple days, maybe 4-5, then take her to the vet. I'd say limit her jumping for a couple days to help her heal.
Post back up how she is doing.

 

Now if only he could report what he sees . He doesn't bark at people or even dogs walking by.
That is his spot if one of us is on the computer or if he wants to get some sun in the evenings while staying cool in the a/c, smart pup.

Very cute, love the coloring!

 

Bear doing what Bear does best while I'm enjoying my morning coffee and watching Sunrise Earth on TV. This was taken with my HTC Droid Incredible.

 

Don't waken the sleeping Giant...called Bear...or else it might be "chow time!"

 

Piggy is a delicate flower.

 

And very delicate does Piggy look....I bet she smells good though.....