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Show Your Spoiled Dog Pictures.

When my mom died in April, I 'inherited' her 8.5 yr old Great Dane. She has arthritis, trouble standing sometimes, and can't really do stairs at all. But she's a good dog, and has *really* enjoyed having dogs to actually play with. Yesterday, she discovered squirrels. My mom would be absolutely THRILLED to see this picture - I never would have guess this would have been possible!

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Love this. Yay for her.
 
Major does love the screen - be it a phone, iPad, computer or television....He's ON IT!

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Our 3-month old beagle ate the stuffing out of a plush toy. We thought we got it all. We didn't.
He had to have surgery, opened his stomach and intestine. It was an overnight $tay. This is one traumatized beagle.

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Oh, he's fine now. Running and playing with big brother like nothing ever happened.
But I won't be buying that new bass I had my eye on.

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Glad he's OK. You'll need to rename him to whatever bass you were gonna buy. For example...

Hi, I'd like you to meet my beagle Thunderbird! :roflmao::bassist:
 
A dog cooling his jets in Brest, France. Temps dropping significantly today from a high of 40°C the last few days to 22°C today. The wind shift has also blown the smoke from the major local fire away from the city. I thought I left forest fires behind when I left Arizona. Nope. Stay safe and cool like this pupper!

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No temperature shift here in Italy, we're melting since may. Luckily high temperatures don't bother me that much, but it's hard to breathe sometimes. Air seems thick, almost liquid. Plus, the constant horrible smell of fire mixed with wxhaust pipe smell. What a nice city, eh?
 
No temperature shift here in Italy, we're melting since may. Luckily high temperatures don't bother me that much, but it's hard to breathe sometimes. Air seems thick, almost liquid. Plus, the constant horrible smell of fire mixed with wxhaust pipe smell. What a nice city, eh?
I've lived and worked all over the world. One overriding truth that I discovered is that no place is perfect.

As we say in English "when in Rome, do as the Romans do." :thumbsup:
 
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A dog cooling his jets in Brest, France. Temps dropping significantly today from a high of 40°C the last few days to 22°C today. The wind shift has also blown the smoke from the major local fire away from the city. I thought I left forest fires behind when I left Arizona. Nope. Stay safe and cool like this pupper!

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I'm glad y'all are getting some relief. I hope it lasts.