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and don't assume this doesn't happen everyday ha ha ha
The old girl is still getting around.
And the blind one likes my book.
And the blind one likes my book.
It's like the dog is saying, "That cloud looks kind of like me!"
D
Here's a REALLY spoiled dog, getting to eat out of the Stanley Cup!
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Mikko Rantanen brought his loved ones -- including furry friends -- to spend the day with him and the Stanley Cup.
The Colorado Avalanche forward and his family started out with the most important meal of the day. Rantanen ate porridge out of the Cup and then called in a member of the clean-up crew to lick it clean.
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Mikko Rantanen brought his loved ones -- including furry friends -- to spend the day with him and the Stanley Cup.
The Colorado Avalanche forward and his family started out with the most important meal of the day. Rantanen ate porridge out of the Cup and then called in a member of the clean-up crew to lick it clean.
Not a spoiled dog pic today...just a rant.
My grandson (9 yrs old) got a support dog about 6 months ago. He was an older dog but not a senior citizen. Anyway, a month ago he became lethargic and tired, so in to the vet they took him. It was cancer, and quite advanced. Poor dog only lasted another couple of weeks. Needless to say, my grandson is heartbroken.
Here's the rant...the dog was chipped and when they took him to the vet and scanned him, his records came up and showed he'd had cancer previously. The sellers of the dog never mentioned a word about it, even though they were the ones who'd raised him and dealt with his previous treatments. You'd think people would be decent enough to not sell a sick dog to a kid, but then again, the way some people are anymore nothing surprises me.
Yeah, maybe they thought he was 'cured', but you still should disclose something like that.
Rant over. Thanks for letting me vent.
My grandson (9 yrs old) got a support dog about 6 months ago. He was an older dog but not a senior citizen. Anyway, a month ago he became lethargic and tired, so in to the vet they took him. It was cancer, and quite advanced. Poor dog only lasted another couple of weeks. Needless to say, my grandson is heartbroken.
Here's the rant...the dog was chipped and when they took him to the vet and scanned him, his records came up and showed he'd had cancer previously. The sellers of the dog never mentioned a word about it, even though they were the ones who'd raised him and dealt with his previous treatments. You'd think people would be decent enough to not sell a sick dog to a kid, but then again, the way some people are anymore nothing surprises me.
Yeah, maybe they thought he was 'cured', but you still should disclose something like that.
Rant over. Thanks for letting me vent.
Today's morning walk... with this good boy pittie!
Dog "saves" little girl from pool...
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Good boy.
He is very proud of himself for doing his job, protect the babies.
Proof of why they used to be called The Nanny Dog.
