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Show Your Spoiled Dog Pictures.

Maybe it's just me but this thread is "Show YOUR spoiled dogs". That's what I come here to see - the dogs of fellow TB folks.
The random dog memes don't do it for me, and feel kind of spammy.
"The Ultimate Cat Thread" is a different premise, and exists for both memes and personal pics.
Just one person's opinion, I'll go back to my rocking chair now. :D
 
MY spoiled dog, Mia.
My wife made her a big, comfy dog bed with a built in bed heater, and I made several raised water bowl stands with her name on the front that we place around the property so she always has fresh water available. We buy fresh yellow and green squash that get sliced into fingerlings for her treats. She has her own collection of bandanas and a basket of rubber balls both in the house and on the patio. She's a 'talker' and a 'grinner' and thinks she's a lap dog. And even as spoiled as she is, she won't let anyone come onto the property without an invitation.

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Maybe it's just me but this thread is "Show YOUR spoiled dogs". That's what I come here to see - the dogs of fellow TB folks.
The random dog memes don't do it for me, and feel kind of spammy.
"The Ultimate Cat Thread" is a different premise, and exists for both memes and personal pics.
Just one person's opinion, I'll go back to my rocking chair now. :D
As someone who has posted a lot of the dog memes and other non-personal pics in this thread, I completely respect this viewpoint.:) I don't have a dog right now, as I live in a no-pets building (something we will rectify next summer), but that's my issue and no one else's. I hope the stuff I post at least makes people smile, laugh, and appreciate dogs, but it's certainly not the same thing as posting one's own pups. The thread might get pretty quiet--the memes and such have sometimes been the only posts for several days at a time or even a week on occasion--but quantity isn't everything, of course.

I'll leave it up to the group. Posting "other" dog-related pics and memes, yay or nay?
 
Maybe it's just me but this thread is "Show YOUR spoiled dogs". That's what I come here to see - the dogs of fellow TB folks.
The random dog memes don't do it for me, and feel kind of spammy.
"The Ultimate Cat Thread" is a different premise, and exists for both memes and personal pics.
Just one person's opinion, I'll go back to my rocking chair now. :D

I get what you're saying. IMO, I look at this thread because of the personal connection similar to threads like "Pictures of You" or "your favorite gig photo" so I'd rather not see random dog meme's. I can sit in my chair too if others disagree.

But if we define the personal connection are "grandpups" ok?
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As someone who has posted a lot of the dog memes and other non-personal pics in this thread, I completely respect this viewpoint.:) I don't have a dog right now, as I live in a no-pets building (something we will rectify next summer), but that's my issue and no one else's. I hope the stuff I post at least makes people smile, laugh, and appreciate dogs, but it's certainly not the same thing as posting one's own pups. The thread might get pretty quiet--the memes and such have sometimes been the only posts for several days at a time or even a week on occasion--but quantity isn't everything, of course.

I'll leave it up to the group. Posting "other" dog-related pics and memes, yay or nay?
OP here. The bottom line for me is that many of your post brings a smile to my face. Just sayin.
 
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Two weeks ago we had to say goodbye to Macy, our bloodhound we got as a puppy. She was 11. Even right now I am fighting back the tears talking about it. It has wrecked me too. We live in a tiny home, so she was integral to everything we did every day. I still look for her every morning that I wake up, and at other times during the day. Like when I go outside I keep waiting for her to follow me out the door.
A dear friend shared this quote with us on the day we said goodbye and I believe it.....

"Sometimes losing a pet is more painful than losing a human because in the case of the pet, you were not pretending to love it.” – Amy Sedaris

Thanks y'all for reading and sharing your pictures and stories. I'm not in a spot yet where I want to share a picture of Macy again.

-Mike
 
Two weeks ago we had to say goodbye to Macy, our bloodhound we got as a puppy. She was 11. Even right now I am fighting back the tears talking about it. It has wrecked me too. We live in a tiny home, so she was integral to everything we did every day. I still look for her every morning that I wake up, and at other times during the day. Like when I go outside I keep waiting for her to follow me out the door.
A dear friend shared this quote with us on the day we said goodbye and I believe it.....

Sometimes losing a pet is more painful than losing a human because in the case of the pet, you were not pretending to love it.” – Amy Sedaris

Thanks y'all for reading and sharing your pictures and stories. I'm not in a spot yet where I want to share a picture of Macy again.

-Mike
I'm so sorry for your loss, Mike. May her memory be a blessing.
 
Two weeks ago we had to say goodbye to Macy, our bloodhound we got as a puppy. She was 11. Even right now I am fighting back the tears talking about it. It has wrecked me too. We live in a tiny home, so she was integral to everything we did every day. I still look for her every morning that I wake up, and at other times during the day. Like when I go outside I keep waiting for her to follow me out the door.
A dear friend shared this quote with us on the day we said goodbye and I believe it.....

Sometimes losing a pet is more painful than losing a human because in the case of the pet, you were not pretending to love it.” – Amy Sedaris

Thanks y'all for reading and sharing your pictures and stories. I'm not in a spot yet where I want to share a picture of Macy again.

-Mike
So sorry to hear of your loss. Yes, it hurts and I know the feeling. You can never replace Macy as each pup has their own personality, but you can cherish the memories you had with her. My advice is sometime in the future, when you are ready, perhaps you can rescue a dog that needs your comfort and love. I think of it as opening a new chapter in a very good book. RIP Macy.
 
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Got stuck at home due to a tree blocking the road, so Rita and I explored my, now empty, neighbor's property:
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Full torpedo mode off-leash, really for the first time somewhere so big:
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Ocean view at the top:
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After two walks and those stubby legs, I think, just maybe, she will calm down:
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EDIT: Nm. Still full of energy 10sec later. Spaying may kick in eventually. I hope!
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Two weeks ago we had to say goodbye to Macy, our bloodhound we got as a puppy. She was 11. Even right now I am fighting back the tears talking about it. It has wrecked me too. We live in a tiny home, so she was integral to everything we did every day. I still look for her every morning that I wake up, and at other times during the day. Like when I go outside I keep waiting for her to follow me out the door.
A dear friend shared this quote with us on the day we said goodbye and I believe it.....

Sometimes losing a pet is more painful than losing a human because in the case of the pet, you were not pretending to love it.” – Amy Sedaris

Thanks y'all for reading and sharing your pictures and stories. I'm not in a spot yet where I want to share a picture of Macy again.

-Mike

Sorry to hear about your loss. I think the Amy Sedaris quote sums things up pretty well.
 
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