That dog deserves to be spoiled for life after going through that!
And the owner who had the guts to save his dog from that bear deserves to have the beverage of his choice free for at least a year.
Agreed! The guy is a hero.
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That dog deserves to be spoiled for life after going through that!
And the owner who had the guts to save his dog from that bear deserves to have the beverage of his choice free for at least a year.
So sorry for your loss. I remember how excited you were about adopting her, and I know how it feels to lose a pet. They truly are family. Prayers and positive vibes for you.Those of you who are friends with me on social media might know, but the beautiful girl we rescued in July died last week. It was a horrible shock, a freak accident, but we are heartbroken. She was an AMAZING girl, the kind you just don't get over. We're just heartbroken.
Thank you.Loki is beautiful. What an amazing brindle. And those eyes...
That's awesome. I have a great (non-digital) photo somewhere of Jai (our last rescue pit) wearing butterfly wings and walking with my daughter and I in the SF Pride parade, probably circa 2003. He was such a good sport.Thank you.
He is exactly as gentle as his eyes make him look.
Here he is (and me and my daughter) wearing his halo and angel wings for the annual Austin Pitbull Parade.
About 1500 dogs participate in the parade every year, most of them in costumes.
Seems Pitties don't mind playing dress up.
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Seems they will put up with anything, very interesting that you can convince them to fight to the death but at the same time they are normally cream puff dogs towards humans.That's awesome. I have a great (non-digital) photo somewhere of Jai (our last rescue pit) wearing butterfly wings and walking with my daughter and I in the SF Pride parade, probably circa 2003. He was such a good sport.
That's a clear nail, they're easy.