Very nice! That looks a lot like my neck o' the woods (or cactus
)I have never had a chance to hunt over dogs, always wanted to give that a try.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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Very nice! That looks a lot like my neck o' the woods (or cactus
)I have never had a chance to hunt over dogs, always wanted to give that a try.
Yes Sir. Most of those pictures were taken near Sonoita at the Empire Ranch. Matter of fact I'm taking my "competition" dogs down their beginning this weekend and going through the next three weeks. AKC / AF have 3 Brittany clubs holding these events. Sauharo Brittany Club, Greater Phoenix Brittany Club and the Grand Canyon Brittany Club. With the time of the year and cold weather in the Upper Midwest, these events are always full with some of the finest pointing dogs in the country. A fun place to be this time of year. Morning temperatures in the 30's and afternoons in the min 60's to low 70's. Comeondown!!!Very nice! That looks a lot like my neck o' the woods (or cactus
I have never had a chance to hunt over dogs, always wanted to give that a try.
Oh no!! Doesn't look spoiled one bit!!! RrrrrrIiiiiGgggggHhhhhhhtT!!
His name is Hunter, only thing he's ever hunted was a warm blanket!
Everyone Needs a Jake in their family.... we have a Jake, he's 15 and I love him dearley!
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My first memories of a dog was a Dachshund we had named Schnitz. The men on my dad's side of the family were avid pheasant and quail hunters and I remember a clan-wide camping trip to go hunting up north. Schnitz thought she was a pointer and if she wasn't allowed to go hunting with the men, she'd go nuts. The problem was, after 2 or 3 litters of pups she was pretty saggy and didn't have much ground clearance, so she'd come back from a trip through the woods and fields with a pretty raw underside. My mom was quite a seamstress and when we got home, she made Schnitz a corduroy corset that zipped up the back, so she wouldn't get torn up on the hunting trips. After that, whenever she saw that corset, she knew she was going hunting.
Yup, the Weiner dogs need "skid plates"`!! You think we are starting to bore our fellow bassists? Oh well!
I've never bonded with a dog as strongly as I have with Jake. He's a rescue dog and when we adopted him I think he chose me as much as we chose him. He's really showing his age and I dread the day that he leaves us. He's become such a big part of our lives that my wife and I will be inconsolable basket cases. But if it comes to him having to be euthanized, I'll be there for him, so he's not alone when he goes. I've done that with every pet we've had, either holding them or letting them look at my face as they close their eyes. It probably sounds corny, but with all they've given me, I feel that it's my duty to do that for them, no matter how much it hurts.
I'm gonna get off my soapbox now and go dry my eyes.
You think we are starting to bore our fellow bassists? Oh well!
Sorry if I am, but there are few things I feel this strongly about.
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Dog spelled backwards is God. Dogs are our angels and love doesn't get better than what they give us.
Bring on the pictures! More stories!
Bring on the pictures! More stories!
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I'm a horse and cat guy myself. Odd combination, but didn't grow up with dogs.
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I'm used to seeing horse people with Corgis not cats!
Sooooo, horses aren't just big dawgs?
Better feed the dog on the right a bit more.
The miniature horses that I see when passing by farms on weekends are all short and stocky, built like a tank but good natured.
There seems to be a lot more lamas these days. People brush them and collect the wool. They seem to get along well with horses, cows, and even chickens in the fields.
There seems to be a lot more lamas these days. People brush them and collect the wool. They seem to get along well with horses, cows, and even chickens in the fields.
Shadow in the wild........ This is at the beach park where he loves to play with other dogs..
Stop horsing around, Sir Paul, before you get us started againSaid he doggedly!!
This was our dog Tia. She wasn’t a little dog, she was only small. 
She had a cushion on every floor of the house that she would lie on. In the garden the kneeling pad was fair game for her to usurp.
To my distress I couldn’t find a picture of Bailey our German Shepard/Husky cross. She was Tia’s big sister, best friend, and Mom. She was superbly intelligent and so full of love. We miss them both so much.
She had a cushion on every floor of the house that she would lie on. In the garden the kneeling pad was fair game for her to usurp.
To my distress I couldn’t find a picture of Bailey our German Shepard/Husky cross. She was Tia’s big sister, best friend, and Mom. She was superbly intelligent and so full of love. We miss them both so much.
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