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Awesome dogs / Crazy pets Thread
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When you're up to it, pretty sure everyone in here would love to hear about him and see more photos.
Please take care of yourself.
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As I mentioned Huey is back to his old self….most of the fur has grown back in…not quite but it’s not so noticeable except on his belly. Couple of interesting things…number one I can’t seem to touch our leather couch without the damn blankets in the back falling off. However Huey can hop up and stick the landing and somehow not knock the blankets off…I really am not sure how he can manage not to knock blankets off much less stick the landing (even our cat slips off) Anyone else have a dog that sits on back of couch like a cat? It probably doesn’t help that he gets encouragement.
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Sorry for your loss. It is never easy when they pass. 26 years is a very long time for a dog to live. We lost our email dachshund at 20 years and 4 months, and the vet said that was a record for his animal hospital. Most dogs don't go that long, so you are very lucky to have had him that long.
Man, losing a little buddy like that after 26 years is the saddest thing I've heard all month. Don't wanna think about losing our 2
Ill try to hopefully cheer things up a bit by showing y'all my massive cock.
His name is Barry. He's a 4 year old brahma. Had him since new lol
Here he is with his boy lincoln hawk. Had them at my shop for alittle over a year. Customers loved them.
And because of that, he got used to people petting him and picking him up. So once i finally brought him home, he took right to my kids.
He's standing on a slight ledge right here, but this dude is damn near 30" tall.
Ill try to hopefully cheer things up a bit by showing y'all my massive cock.
His name is Barry. He's a 4 year old brahma. Had him since new lol
Here he is with his boy lincoln hawk. Had them at my shop for alittle over a year. Customers loved them.
And because of that, he got used to people petting him and picking him up. So once i finally brought him home, he took right to my kids.
He's standing on a slight ledge right here, but this dude is damn near 30" tall.
He was always at my side. He love rides in the old car and my airplane. He was born on July 4th.
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Post op, was nervous putting her through surgery at her age, but all went well
she had to have a tumor removed
it was in her mouth and we didn’t want it to get to the point she couldn’t eat and starve herself to death . She’s almost 14 yrs old so it’s kinda hard. Our first born, we rescued her when she was just a pup
We adopted another girl. A couple months ago we adopted a puppy that had a hereditary disease with no cure we had to put down 2 weeks later. We'll a month ago we got on the adoption centers list for the next healthy girl they had. Well we got a call that a 4 year old Corgi was available and met her. We brought her home for a 2 week sleepover trial because she didn't really like men. Well first day she was protective of my wife but day 2 we became best friends and she loves both of us now. What a smart little girl. Amazing how good she is working out. Her name is Kiwi.
My little buddy ruptured 6 vertebrae in his neck when he was 11. The doctor asked me if I really wanted to spend that much money on an old dog. I had a talk with my little buddy and explained to him that it was a very expensive surgery and I wanted him to stick around for a while. He gave me 15 1/2 more years. That is a lot, but it wasn’t enough. I really miss that little guy. It was worth every penny.she had to have a tumor removed
Can I please ask a question about my dog. Will be a bit long winded intro. We think he's a 18 months old (microchip info was a bit weird on his breed) boxer cross. We have had him for about 3 months. In that time he has gone from a skinny and very timid boy to a very happy cheeky boy who grew a lot in the first month we had him.
Normally he is really friendly and just wants to play with everyone. Today when my wife was walking him a gentleman was leaving his house and Otis became really aggressive towards the man who we have never met. My wife had to pin him to the ground to restrain him.
We have seen him get agitated with other aggressive dogs or we think pigs hiding in the bush at our property but never like this and definitely never with a person.
Fortunately the gentleman was very understanding and went back inside his house to allow my wife to calm him down.
My wife said the man was distinctive in the fact he was a big man and wearing hi viz clothes.
We don't know what he went through before we got him and it makes me sick to the stomach to think about it.
Would anyone have any ideas on what triggered him?
The only thing I can think of is that this gentleman reminded him of his previous owner.
We adopted him from a pound over an hour away so I'm doubting this guy would be his previous owner
Thanks for reading.
Andrew
Normally he is really friendly and just wants to play with everyone. Today when my wife was walking him a gentleman was leaving his house and Otis became really aggressive towards the man who we have never met. My wife had to pin him to the ground to restrain him.
We have seen him get agitated with other aggressive dogs or we think pigs hiding in the bush at our property but never like this and definitely never with a person.
Fortunately the gentleman was very understanding and went back inside his house to allow my wife to calm him down.
My wife said the man was distinctive in the fact he was a big man and wearing hi viz clothes.
We don't know what he went through before we got him and it makes me sick to the stomach to think about it.
Would anyone have any ideas on what triggered him?
The only thing I can think of is that this gentleman reminded him of his previous owner.
We adopted him from a pound over an hour away so I'm doubting this guy would be his previous owner
Thanks for reading.
Andrew
Your Corgi needs a tail. I know of a store that has a great selection of tails. It is called the ReTail store.
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Over the years, most (we had one dog that just didn't like anyone but the family) were friendly dogs. We had a Great Dane that loved almost everyone, but on two different occasions, she would get her fur up and become extremely aggressive. One time was when a man approached our vehicle while in a drive-thru line and came up from my blind spot and she tried to go out my window at him. He immediately apologized and took off. Another time I was walking her, a guy on a bicycle came up and wanted money and I told him I didn't have any and I started walking away not thinking much about it as it appeared he was preparing to ride away. Well instead he decided he was going to come closer and she went after him and he fell off his bike and started screaming he didn't want no trouble.
I'm a firm believer that our dogs can sense when someone is meaning evil. I know this person was just walking out of the house in post, but your dog could very well know that the person isn't a good person.
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