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Show Your Spoiled Dog Pictures.

And to report my most excellent friend buried her beagle Sunday after the two of us spent Saturday assisting her in her transition. Stayed with her continuously to until she passed away around 4:30 am. I trust she doesn't mind being seen as we remember her:


Props to both of you for being there for the pup. I'm a firm believer in being there for any of my animal friends who have to move on, no matter painful it is too lose them. I owe it to them after all they've given me. When possible I hold them and talk to them until they're gone. Then the tears flow...
 
Props to both of you for being there for the pup. I'm a firm believer in being there for any of my animal friends who have to move on, no matter painful it is too lose them. I owe it to them after all they've given me. When possible I hold them and talk to them until they're gone. Then the tears flow...
We're fortunate here in Flagstaff to have a wonderful magazine available, Flagstaff-Sedona Dog. It also covers cats and horses/mules/burros/donkeys and an occasional interesting 'other'. Rescues of all sorts welcome! There's a Celebration Of Life page at the end of each issue, where a reader shares her/his story about a beloved member of the family passing over the rainbow bridge. All tissue-worthy.

The most recent two issues are posted as PDFs on their home page.

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Props to both of you for being there for the pup. I'm a firm believer in being there for any of my animal friends who have to move on, no matter painful it is too lose them. I owe it to them after all they've given me. When possible I hold them and talk to them until they're gone. Then the tears flow...

Informed today my friend spent 18 hours with her doggie and I was with them for 16 hours.* Not our normal lines of work but we were there. :beaver:




* did pop into TB now and again
 
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I hope all goes well and he is able to live up to his name again. He looks like a very fast dog.

Thanks Datsgor. Chase passed two weeks ago today. He was a rescue racer. He was quite fast in his heyday.

I have just been reminiscing over some of his pictures and stumbled across this one. He was a big goofball and this picture pretty much sums him up.
 
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I honestly couldn't tell you with 100% confidence. I got him from a neighbor who didn't want him once he was no longer a little puppy. He looks like a small golden retriever to me? He's about 6 years old and 35 lbs.
I'd say Golden Retriever/Labrador mix but I'm not sure. I need to see more pics!
Is your neighbor still there? Make sure to remember him how much he lost, every day.
 
I'd say Golden Retriever/Labrador mix but I'm not sure. I need to see more pics!
Is your neighbor still there? Make sure to remember him how much he lost, every day.
His original owner's still live nearby. They got a new dog about a year after giving away Timber... I'll have to get a better pic when I get home.
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Nothing like 65mph wind in your face!
 
OK, here is the million dollar question. How come when you blow on a dog's ear they get pissed? But when in a car they stick their head out of the window at 65 mph. :woot:
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This reminds me of an experience as a kid. Coming back from camp one week end in the old jeep station wagon. The family mutt had her head as usual out the window ears flapping in the wind. Suddenly WAP !!! ORT ORT ORT !!! A bee or June bug or some large lumbering insect got the old gal square in the schnoz. She stayed inside the rest of the way home. :blackeye:
 

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