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 Anyone know how to reset a dog? This one seems to be stuck in vertical mode. 
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Pet litter on the beach is a serious problem. Pick up after your pets! Don't worry, he was protected from the sun. 
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One of my dachshunds, Sonny, at about 2.5 months.
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Astrobastard posted:Gonna spam some pics here, some beautiful dogs in this thread so I'll post my retardhound. I love Frenchies.  My husband and I are looking to get one when we move into our next apartment. Yours looks like a hilarious and sweet little bugger. Do you enjoy having one?  yay! shar peis! Hastings fucked around with this message at Jul 27, 2011 around 00:45 |
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Our (now sadly departed  ) Bearded Collie AngusShowing mirror-him who's boss.  Chillin' on a walk.  Showing off his new find. 
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Spalec posted:Showing off his new find. 
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Guinness, my now grown up pomapoo (rescue!) puppy when he was a baby.
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Portraits of dogs as they shake off water 
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wootmachine posted:
Speaking of which my Mother has recently got herself a couple of Rottweillers, and whenever I visit and they see me they start breathing heavily with that expression on their faces. While they're incredibly friendly and flop over almost the second I start fussing over them, their behaviour seems really weird to me and kind of creepy.  I assume it's friendly but on earth do they do it on seeing me and not just in general day to day walkies? 
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poptart_fairy posted:Speaking of which my Mother has recently got herself a couple of Rottweillers, and whenever I visit and they see me they start breathing heavily with that expression on their faces. While they're incredibly friendly and flop over almost the second I start fussing over them, their behaviour seems really weird to me and kind of creepy. [dog behaviorist]They're basically smiling and laughing in dog-ese and saying "Oh, hey, you! I like you! Like me in return!" The heavy breathing, the not-quite-panting, is as far as testing has shown (don't have any links on hand right now, sorry) is a sign to other dogs of "I am in good humor, I am enjoying things." So the dogs might just be signaling each other, or are so well-adjusted to being with people that they give you the sign, too. Walks are pretty boring to dogs unless they get to set the pace and RACE, OR they get to set the pace and sniff every single thing in the world; it's possible they'd do the same smiling and huffing while playing games they like, like 'wrestle.'
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My Jack Russell Bobby trying to hide in the heather:
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Another one of my shepherd Josie
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I heart bacon posted:Another one of my shepherd Josie Thats a good looking shepherd
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I guess he doesn't like his Halloween costume?
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greenscag posted:Thats a good looking shepherd She's a lot of fun and a big baby too.
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Spalec posted:Our (now sadly departed Bearded Collies are the poo poo. This was my Beardie, Riley. Riley enjoyed tissues.  He did not enjoy socks on his head.  Bonus puppy pic  He later destroyed that floor.
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    Sad story: dog in the Fukushima exclusion zone, left behind after the Japanese tsunami/earthquake and evacuation. Great picture though, and that kind of coverage got people to breach the zone to feed the abandoned and rescue some crazy dog lovers.
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Embiggen posted:This little guy is literally  edit for content: how fast are we going? http://i.imgur.com/bHLym.jpg webmeister fucked around with this message at Aug 23, 2011 around 13:02 |
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 My brother's dog Ziggy, pouting because they left him for the weekend. He quickly cheered up tho    Imma bee, Imma bee, ImmaImmaImma bee.  This is Harper, my friend's rescue Golden/Collie(we think...)  His "big brother" Dixon  "What's that?"  "I WANT IT!"
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Hastings posted:I love Frenchies. In our family we've had German Shepherds, Old English Sheepdogs and Border Collies and Frenchies just rock in comparison. I've wanted an English Bulldog all my life and WILL one day, I love all bulldog breeds and Bostons too, but English Bulldogs are just not realistic in these small apartments in Versailles. As long as you do your research into Bulldogs beforehand (I was just overwhelmed with what I didn't know or assume) I can promise they're just the coolest dogs ever. They have bursts of energy but sleep like a champ most of the time, also usually involving hefty amounts of snoring. They can suffer quite quickly in hotter weather if they're doing anything at all (even walking) so you have to leave the apartment prepared to go into dog cooldown mode. It's hit 35C again here recently and she wanted to lay down after about 15 minutes of slow walking, but bottles of water, a few breaks and shade do the trick most of the time. The fact she's a darker colour doesnt help either though. On the other hand, if they're sleeping they love the heat, she crawls onto the sunbeams on the floor as they move during the day, and refuses to sleep anywhere at night apart from under the duvet. They get on amazingly with kids (the smaller the better, ours goes prone to the ground and literally inches towards random toddlers she sees outside on occasion) and other dogs of course, but they're relatively stubborn too. Dealing with the dreaded Bulldog fart was an initial surprise but you get over it fast They also love baths -  More recent pic -  They're hilarious for sure, sometimes a bit clumsy, and many times just downright retarded. Definitely get one someday and post pics when you do Edit - dinozombiesgoRARR posted:Says it all
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My son and his dog.  
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The most patient dog in the world.
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Embiggen posted:Haha, I love this. Looks like a kid at church... "This is sooooooo BORING!"   
Scarf fucked around with this message at Aug 29, 2011 around 13:57 |
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Scarf posted:Haha, I love this. Looks like a kid at church... "This is sooooooo BORING!"  
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Scenty posted:I'll post my own dog, Norm! I should have named my dog "Hard Licker".  
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So my friend Seth's girlfriend gets out of bed in their apartment one night to use the bathroom, and notices a guy standing in the hall. Long story short, Seth's on the downswing with a butcher knife as the guy dives out the window and r-u-n-n-o-f-ts. So Seth goes and adopts a pit bull. This he what he ends up with:  She will jump up on intruders and slobber them to death, unless they have the wits to distract her by tossing a ball.
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