I haven't had my own "spoiled dog" for many years, but I still like to participate in this thread using dog-related pics. I hope that's okay.
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Duck, back from a hike in the hills and chilling in the shade!
Max is My dad's dog , he is a good boy he has a bag of tricks to get attention
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Been wrong all these years. I'll never believe another answer from Trivial Pursuit.Not trying to be picky but trying to clarify if that is how it's considered even though Erie shares it's shore with other states. Because I don't know.
Here's some good information on the natural lakes of Ohio.
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Bummer, for some reason I cannot see your image.
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Too bad. It's included with the quoted text. I use IMGUR to host JPG, PNG and GIF images, and then use the URL they provide, rather than uploading images to the forum.
So, you'll just have to try visualizing it. Remember the soapy bubble blowing liquid you could by in the '60s? Stick the plastic hoop into the liquid, blow through it and get bubbles? OK, picture a bubble like that bigger than a 16" slow pitch softball coming out of the butt of a black lab.
It might be real or it might be photoshopped. Doesn't matter. It's hilarious.
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Too bad. It's included with the quoted text. I use IMGUR to host JPG, PNG and GIF images, and then use the URL they provide, rather than uploading images to the forum.
So, you'll just have to try visualizing it. Remember the soapy bubble blowing liquid you could by in the '60s? Stick the plastic hoop into the liquid, blow through it and get bubbles? OK, picture a bubble like that bigger than a 16" slow pitch softball coming out of the butt of a black lab.
I used to host photos on a free third party site until they locked my account and demanded payment for hosting. This screwed up the links to all of the pictures I had uploaded to the TB Atoz, Phalex and Eric Perry Photoshop threads, among others. Needless to say I’m glad TB now allows you to upload photos directly.
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Like, I really don't understand why Cooper tolerates Amelia lying on him like this...
I like the biscuit pocket in the back.
Some times they just need a snack when the action calms for a bit.
Some times they just need a snack when the action calms for a bit.
Sad times, amigos. My last dog died.
Normally run 2 dogs of staggered ages. The old dog teaches the puppy what the commands mean. And in return moves up to indoor status without ever needing toilet training. System also takes a bit of the sting out when old dog reaches a logical conclusion.
This time young dog jumped the queue. The other pooch was too old to inflict a pup on. Now, 3 days after my wife died, little Combo found the exit as well. One of those years, let me tell you.
In the world of sympathy and kind thoughts I'm living in right now, I got an offer of a free puppy the next day. Looks from the parents to be a mix of Mastiff and Pitty. Possibly other toothy bits in the mix as well. Had that brew B4. Lovely personality. Can frighten the horses.
Hanging out hard for a four legged friend right now. But my life is at a crossroads as it stands and I don't want to rush any decisions. Trying to find a new partner and/or going back to my country could distinct possiblities. Cold, dispassionate me knows I need a dog that will be easy to give away responsibly and won't up my perceived macho quota.
I'm not big on breeds. Most of which seem to be over-engineered recreations born of romantic Victorian sensibilities. I'm not posting for expressions of sympathy that no doubt will follow and I will be grateful for. But l would be interested in the members experiences with middle size mongrels that can fill the role at the side gate and still inspire confidence round grandkids
TL/DR Looking for a lightly toothy family dog.
Normally run 2 dogs of staggered ages. The old dog teaches the puppy what the commands mean. And in return moves up to indoor status without ever needing toilet training. System also takes a bit of the sting out when old dog reaches a logical conclusion.
This time young dog jumped the queue. The other pooch was too old to inflict a pup on. Now, 3 days after my wife died, little Combo found the exit as well. One of those years, let me tell you.
In the world of sympathy and kind thoughts I'm living in right now, I got an offer of a free puppy the next day. Looks from the parents to be a mix of Mastiff and Pitty. Possibly other toothy bits in the mix as well. Had that brew B4. Lovely personality. Can frighten the horses.
Hanging out hard for a four legged friend right now. But my life is at a crossroads as it stands and I don't want to rush any decisions. Trying to find a new partner and/or going back to my country could distinct possiblities. Cold, dispassionate me knows I need a dog that will be easy to give away responsibly and won't up my perceived macho quota.
I'm not big on breeds. Most of which seem to be over-engineered recreations born of romantic Victorian sensibilities. I'm not posting for expressions of sympathy that no doubt will follow and I will be grateful for. But l would be interested in the members experiences with middle size mongrels that can fill the role at the side gate and still inspire confidence round grandkids
TL/DR Looking for a lightly toothy family dog.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "lightly toothy," but...well my poopies are literally the first I've ever had. My wife and I adopted them in 2020, the summer before I turned 39. They're lab mixes; one is 45ish pounds, the other is between 50-55. They've been incredibly easy, even as a first time dog parent in my late 30s/early 40s.
My vote would be for a poopie like that. I'm not sure if that answers your question, but hopefully it's on the right track.
So sorry for your very trying year. I hope you're okay and you find a new companion that fills your heart and life and checks the rest of your boxes.
