What kind of dog do you all have?
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[/IMG]This is Sam, our 2 1/2 year old Beagle Dog.
Man's Best friend... (at least this is MINE)
Ain't nuthin but a hound dog...
He goes almost everywhere we go, except when we go to Church or out to eat. He even goes to work with us and waits patiently for us to finish. When we travel, he goes with us, or we don't go if there is a choice about it. Either he goes with us on vacation, or it isn't really much of a vacation without him.
Better personality and manners, with more patience than most people.
No matter how busy or bad your day was, there is always a waggy little tail underfoot when you get home saying "I love you" in their own special way...
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From: Somewhere near the back of beyond
Originally Posted by jamzwayne
Oh...for the record, incase ya'll didn't know. Sadie is gone. 
We had a Blue Heeler/Collie mix many years ago when we lived in Texas. He was stolen out of our yard when he was still just a puppy. Broke my heart
There are thousands of dogs in animal shelters all over the country and some loser has to steal one out of someones yard. Jerks.Here is our spoiled rotten Husky mix we have now. Casey stays in the house when we're not home so there's less chance she'll disappear one day:
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Originally Posted by Patrick@hmsga
Man's Best friend... (at least this is MINE)
He goes almost everywhere we go, except when we go to Church or out to eat. He even goes to work with us and waits patiently for us to finish. When we travel, he goes with us, or we don't go if there is a choice about it. Either he goes with us on vacation, or it isn't really much of a vacation without him.
No matter how busy or bad your day was, there is always a waggy little tail underfoot when you get home saying "I love you" in their own special way...
He goes almost everywhere we go, except when we go to Church or out to eat. He even goes to work with us and waits patiently for us to finish. When we travel, he goes with us, or we don't go if there is a choice about it. Either he goes with us on vacation, or it isn't really much of a vacation without him.
No matter how busy or bad your day was, there is always a waggy little tail underfoot when you get home saying "I love you" in their own special way...
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Thats the truth..No matter what happens during my day, as soon as I get home and Hear Caine barking and see him staring out the window just waiting for me, my day seems to get better instantly.
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From: south western NYS Latitude: 42.34 N, Longitude: 78.46 W
Here is Hunter 2.5 year old chessie waiting to go for a swim at the lake...
I see way to many dogs on the furniture and in beds. Man there is no way my animals get on anything but there own doggie bed. Hunter is not allowed on the carpet in the living room... no way... no how..
I see way to many dogs on the furniture and in beds. Man there is no way my animals get on anything but there own doggie bed. Hunter is not allowed on the carpet in the living room... no way... no how..
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Originally Posted by buckdropper
Here is Hunter 2.5 year old chessie waiting to go for a swim at the lake...
I see way to many dogs on the furniture and in beds. Man there is no way my animals get on anything but there own doggie bed. Hunter is not allowed on the carpet in the living room... no way... no how..
I see way to many dogs on the furniture and in beds. Man there is no way my animals get on anything but there own doggie bed. Hunter is not allowed on the carpet in the living room... no way... no how..
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Originally Posted by buckdropper
I see way to many dogs on the furniture and in beds. Man there is no way my animals get on anything but there own doggie bed. Hunter is not allowed on the carpet in the living room... no way... no how..
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From: south western NYS Latitude: 42.34 N, Longitude: 78.46 W
Originally Posted by kobiashi
Oh dear . . . so Buck, tell me, did I do wrong by giving my dog his own full size bed and building a separate bedroom for him?
UMMMMM yeo i'd have to say you did
Don't get me wrong here dogs need to be pampered but there isn't one made thats sleeping with me...
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From: Atlanta, GA
Originally Posted by 95'F-150
I use to have a Husky up until a month ago. We had to put him to sleep.He was 14 years old and turning 15 in August. Then our other female Husky dies about 2 years ago. She had a stroke and had heartworms. She was 12. None the less though thats a good lookin pup oyu have there.
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Maggie is in my sig, a Rat Terrier. She is quite a mess. She just went to Houston with us again. She loves to travel. She is pretty much like our child.
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