Let's See Your Dogs!!

I believe it too. What is funny is how different he is now from when I saw him in the store. He was very timid, not really wanting to interact, with his tail between his legs. I think he was mostly tired from walking and not being able to drink or eat real food. After I fed him and cleaned him up, he started to act like a normal puppy. He climbed up in my lap a few times to take a nap. Sometimes he'd put his front paws on my shoulders and lick my face. I like to think he's saying thank you.

EDIT: This is the pack at the moment. A lot of playing today.

 

The boys had a long day.

 

You're a good person for giving a deserving dog a second chance at a great life. It's heart warming read so many stories of people rescuing mature pups.

 

Hello neighbor.

 

Good boys all I presume. Heh

 

Watching for wildlife

 

Lucy

 

Trudy in a wild flower park stalking a squirrel

 

My sister's dog, Scout. She's...special.

 

Go big or go home.

 

my lab has a thing for big sticks too, the biggest she can drag around the better.

 

Magazine article about dogs and us, uses tacoma pic. Thought this was cool

http://www.mensjournal.com/features...ats-behind-our-30000-year-partnership-w480453

 

Great pics. What are you using?

 

iphone 7.... thanks everyone for liking. its means a lot. its not me I just take the pics. greatly appreciated!!!

 

I had a German Shepard named Mack when I was a boy, he had one ear that flopped, after Jumping up to the ceiling fan getting a toy off a blade when he was a puppy, he landed wrong and fell hitting his head on the table..

 

He looks like a over weight lab mix with many chanecks. Poor guy, probably can't breath.

Is "Lion Chow" a mix breed now? Or were you just making that up bc how he looks?

 

No shortage of PUPPY BREATH! I hadn't smelled that in a long time. Cute littles.

 

I haven't had a dog in years.. After I lost my last dog, a Doberman (held her in my arms when she passed).. It took the desire to have another dog right out of me bc it was such a hard loss.. I've thought many times, having more than one (and of different ages) might just be a better way, bc of what you're saying.. Sounds like it helps.

After scanning the thread and seeing some of you that have recently lost dogs. Reminds me why I don't have one now. Sad, sorry for everybody's loss's.