Let's See Your Dogs!!

My two knuckleheads are alumni of our city-run animal shelter.

Jake (aka Bubba) is about 5 or 6 years old now. Adopted him back in August of 2014. Looks like a Lab-American Bulldog mix.


Jake @ Jackson Meadows Reservoir in 2014 just a few weeks after after I adopted him. Great camp dog.



I adopted Jelly just about a month after Jake.



Grover Hot Springs for a group camping trip in 2015


Jake taking full advantage of the wide open spaces.


Looking forward to more trips with these two.

 

Well done, sir. Good looking boy you have there.

 

Is that the "Do you have something for me to eat" look?

 

My scruffy boy. Right around 5 months. He's growing up so fast!

 

That is her "I wanna go wherever you are going!" Look. She is a complete clown.

 

Picture #1 is TG being silly with an upside down Smile
Picture #2 is her helping carry the screws when we were building her outside home
Picture #3 is her supervising me power wash the outside of our business. She was chillin in the bed of my "unicorn" 2002 Ford Ranger FX4 twin stick.

 

Trying to take a nap with his bone.Then after nap.

 

yep, some days. always a few feet away from me, at most. Usually pushed right up against me. Very loyal and affectionate dog.

 

Retired Greys are the best. I have had the pleasure of having two of them share my life. Truly my favorite breed next to Danes.

 

He's pretty damn awesome! He's so loving and such a couch potato. The wife and I are planning on getting him a buddy this year since they do so well with a companion.

 

Only thing better than one grey is two. Or grey was 9 when we got a rescue pup. He was like a new dog. He only slept 22 hours a day after that. Sadly we lost him about 9 months later to bone cancer. But we had a great 4 1/2 years with him.

 

Losing a pet is never easy. They become members of the family real quick! We got tony when he had just turned two, so we've hopefully got quite a few years with him.

 

My first grey was just under two when we got her straight from the track. She lived to 14 1/2. And that was with having Lymes.

 

Ruby and me about 3 years ago. She has been gone four months now, and her presence ia still missed.

 

Oh man, look at her... She's just ready to attack! Hahaha! It's too bad some people have to be that way. I'm so glad I grew up always having a dog in the family. All of us are animal lovers. Dogs, especially. I've always had a soft spot for the bully breeds, too. Those big, shovel heads. Gotta love em!

 

None for Trudy, chocolate bad for dogs.

 

It has been a year this week since we lost Simon to cancer. Our 3 year old still asks about him. My wife did a wine night at an art studio so we now have a painting to remember him.

 

Maybe not fair - not my dog. But my niece and her dog Hunter.

 

I love my kids.......