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buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
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Glad he's feeling better. A neighbor's 14 year old lay down for a nap feeling as good as she'd always felt...and got up with a severe case of arthritis. The couple bought a dog buggy for her, and she apparently likes it quite a bit. This morning, we (myself and my 3 puppers) passed them in the forest, further from home than she'd ventured the previous few days. All reprieves are welcome!Timber woke us up early Sunday morning with his cries. He could hardly get up or walk. It was awful to see him in so much pain. It came out of no where, he was fine the day before.
Took him to the vet who did an X-ray and said he looks pretty good, though it's likely arthritis. He was prescribed a joint supplement and pain relief.
He's back to himself today, running around like a madman!View attachment 3904784 He could use a little trimming up, checkout the hacked up front leg fur
Best wishes from Flagstaff to Timber!
I had a Springer Spaniel that started having arthritic issues around 12 (in the mid 90's). The vet prescribed Rimadyl and it made a huge difference in his life. He made it to over 16 years old. I'm sure there are newer meds that can help with arthritis, but I'll leave that to your vet 
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Reminds me a little bit of college.
Tired Golden Retriever Puppy Drinks Water While Laying On Side
Tired Golden Retriever Puppy Drinks Water While Laying On Side
The Struggle Is Real For Adorable Dog Encountering A Box Full Of 'Donuts'
This big, fluffy dog named Bear knows how to enjoy the finer things in life — like the subtle perfume of a freshly bloomed flower. But his tastes aren't limited to the finer things.
Bear's owner, Candice Sedighan, is a photographer based in Los Angeles. She's well aware that her pup's taste in treats is anything but snobbish. Bear loves donuts — so much so, in fact, that even donut-shaped dog toys are enough to make his mouth start watering. With that in mind, Sedighan decided to offer Bear a box full of fake donuts, placing a camera at the bottom to give a pastry-eye view of the adorable dog's reaction. Face-to-face with that box full of fake donuts — and all the imaginary calories they contained — Bear's response is pretty relatable:
After appearing to fight the temptation to dive into the box, Bear ultimately does go in for a taste. "The result was hilarious with the cutest squishy face ever!" Sedighan told The Dodo. Though Bear didn't get to eat any real donuts that day, Sedighan did reward him with some peanut butter to satisfy his sweet tooth. Bear might not know what's best for him diet-wise, but his owner certainly does. "He's a fan of both donuts and toys, but toys were the healthier option of course," Sedighan said.
This big, fluffy dog named Bear knows how to enjoy the finer things in life — like the subtle perfume of a freshly bloomed flower. But his tastes aren't limited to the finer things.
Bear's owner, Candice Sedighan, is a photographer based in Los Angeles. She's well aware that her pup's taste in treats is anything but snobbish. Bear loves donuts — so much so, in fact, that even donut-shaped dog toys are enough to make his mouth start watering. With that in mind, Sedighan decided to offer Bear a box full of fake donuts, placing a camera at the bottom to give a pastry-eye view of the adorable dog's reaction. Face-to-face with that box full of fake donuts — and all the imaginary calories they contained — Bear's response is pretty relatable:
After appearing to fight the temptation to dive into the box, Bear ultimately does go in for a taste. "The result was hilarious with the cutest squishy face ever!" Sedighan told The Dodo. Though Bear didn't get to eat any real donuts that day, Sedighan did reward him with some peanut butter to satisfy his sweet tooth. Bear might not know what's best for him diet-wise, but his owner certainly does. "He's a fan of both donuts and toys, but toys were the healthier option of course," Sedighan said.
Red truck is mine the old Deer is a customers
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The "Dyna"mite the honkey"Tonks" and the "max"-ee FooF
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We rescued her about 6 years ago, she was throw out the window of a pickup going down the highway. She was a mess, covered in scabs for months, she was only 6-7wks old. She is a sweetheart of a dog. We are guessing pit/boxer mix.
And a whole lotta German Shepherd maybe?
