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Not mine but my son's new adoption. American Pitbull, about 14 weeks old now. (He's about 7-8 weeks in these pics, and has practically doubled in size since.)
My wife and I were privileged to watch him for four days while my son had a wedding to go to out of state. One thing I learned is that I'm too old for a not-yet-house-trained puppy that NEVER gets tired and wants to lie down. Lovable as can be but hyperactive and rambunctious and as energetic as three energizer bunnies!
My wife and I were privileged to watch him for four days while my son had a wedding to go to out of state. One thing I learned is that I'm too old for a not-yet-house-trained puppy that NEVER gets tired and wants to lie down. Lovable as can be but hyperactive and rambunctious and as energetic as three energizer bunnies!
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Be careful! Babysitting dogs can turn into "hell no, you can't have him/her back!"Not mine but my son's new adoption. Pitbull/American Terrier mix, about 14 weeks old now. (He's about 7-8 weeks in these pics, and has practically doubled in size since.)
My wife and I were privileged to watch him for four days while my son had a wedding to go to out of state. One thing I learned is that I'm too old for a not-yet-house-trained puppy that NEVER gets tired and wants to lie down. Lovable as can be but hyperactive and rambunctious and as energetic as three energizer bunnies!
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Odin and I love our toys. His plushy hedgehog is just beyond.
Not my dog but my friends. Her name's Willow and she's pretty chubby and will do anything to steal a loaf of bread or butter. She's got a lot of goofy nicknames that my friends gave her like "Will-bub" or "Massive-Dog" but I recently started calling her "Endless One" and it's starting to catch on 
My aunt's dog Lane, I sometimes call her Street...
She oddly likes being picked up...
She oddly likes being picked up...
This thread is in need of more schnauzers!
Why walk when you can ride? Lucy and CharlieB
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Guessing that's Otto with the dancing bear collar ....
My father owned a family pet dog named Otto. A miniature schnauzer. No further elucidation necessary.
Lucky Dog patiently waiting for a harbor cruise.
And his patients pays off.
And his patients pays off.
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Anyway to hit "select all" ? I mean really, how can someone not like dogs?
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My wife and I are very involved in animal rescue and have been since 2005. We have two Wheaten Terriers, both rescues of course. Here is a shot of Daisy and Sweeney loaded in the car in August, we were taking them on a "Dog-cation".
Here they are at a dog friendly restaurant last fall.
And here is Daisy taking a nap in our home office the other day.
Here they are at a dog friendly restaurant last fall.
And here is Daisy taking a nap in our home office the other day.
Do they give the Wheaton greetin' when someone meets them the first time?
Sweeney who is almost three gives the "Wheaten greetin" if you leave the room for a minute and come back in. lol. Daisy is an old girl, she is always happy to see you, but not as "demonstrative".
