Atari teenager posted:

dogge??

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im going to take my puppy to the bar tonight. Labradors and retrievers are beloved around here, so he always gets a lot of attention. The bar is named after the owners pet lab. All hail the Labrador retriever

Spicy Guacamole posted:

Spicy Guacamole posted:

Pictured: dog.


Pictured: dog.
Not pictured: skunk.

Good dog.

holocaust bloopers posted:

All dogges are v good dogges though.

Mak0rz posted:

Gus Hobbleton posted:

oh my god

Luna Was Here posted:

bad to the bone

Turtle Dad 420 posted:

Trying to do laundry, couldn't find some socks.


Oh.

Turtle Dad 420 posted:

Trying to do laundry, couldn't find some socks.


Oh.

Spicy Guacamole posted:

Hail lab!

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Did your labradog take naturally to water? I'm going to try to take pax swimming next weekend

ElMaligno posted:

Its getting dusty in here
(lmao 9 year e3)

And on a higher note
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u49t3kFEZEo

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ThisIsACoolGuy posted:

*shots fired*

I have not been slandering cattes, hell I even posted a few of them even if I am and will forever be part of #teamdogge. It would be really easy to engage in slandering cattes, so instead I will post about the best USCG dogge

K9C Sinbad

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The crew of the Coast Guard cutter Campbell adopted a mixed-breed puppy in 1938. Little did they know that their canine companion would become a world famous Coast Guard veteran. He was, literally, a member of the crew, complete with all the necessary enlistment forms and other official paperwork, uniforms, and his own bunk. He sailed on board the combat-tested cutter through World War II and saw much action, both at sea and in port. As Life Magazine reported: "An Old Sea Dog Has Favorite Bars and Plenty of Girls in Every Port." Until recently he had the honor and distinction of being the only Coast Guardsman to be the subject of a biography! It was Sinbad of the Coast Guard, written by Chief Specialist George R. Foley, USCGR and published by Dodd, Mead and Company of New York during the war. The book made him an international celebrity.

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Although he served honorably, he did run into a bit of trouble on occasion, as any sailor might during a long career at sea. He caused an international incident in Greenland, another in Casablanca, and was busted in rank a few times for minor infractions. As another author noted:

"Sinbad is a salty sailor but he's not a good sailor. He'll never rate gold hashmarks nor Good Conduct Medals. He's been on report several times and he's raised hell in a number of ports. On a few occasions, he has embarrassed the United States Government by creating disturbances in foreign zones. Perhaps that's why Coast Guardsmen love Sinbad, he's as bad as the worst and as good as the best of us."

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Regardless of the fact that he liked to blow off a little steam while on liberty, he was a brave and capable sailor when he was on duty. He earned the respect and affection of his shipmates during one famous battle when the Campbell fought it out with the Nazi submarine U-606. The cutter was severely damaged during the fight and the commanding officer ordered all but essential personnel off the ship. They transferred to a nearby destroyer but a tough and hardy few stayed on board the Campbell while the cutter was towed to safety, patching her hull and ensuring that she stayed afloat during the voyage. Among that few was Sinbad.

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Sinbad meets one of his many admirers. He wore his extensive collection of service ribbons and awards on his collar. Sinbad earned each of the five ribbons he wore, just as his shipmates did. These included the American Service, European Theatre, and Pacific Theatre ribbons. He survived attacks by U-boats and enemy aircraft.

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The original caption stated: "Every Coastie has a favorite tavern. Sinbad relaxes on the front steps of Kubel's Bar, Seventh, Street, Barnegat Light, NJ." Sinbad was well known in waterfront bars around the world and he could handle his own when drinking with the saltiest sailors.

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The original caption stated: "A salty seafarer savoring his suds. Sinbad, known in over one-hundred world ports for his ability to consume beer, enjoys a brew at Kubel's Bar, Seventh Street, Barnegat Light, NJ."

Sinbad was known to appreciate a good shot of whiskey with a beer chaser.

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Sinbad continued to serve his shipmates, the Coast Guard, and his country to the end

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He served faithfully on board Campbell for eleven years, garnering more sea time than most of his contemporaries, before finally retiring to the Barnegat Light Station. He passed away 30 December 1951 and was laid to rest beneath the station's flagstaff.

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Pax, baby, why did you decide to catch a frog and then carefully, deliberately release it under the dinner table while we were eating? Why did you use the opportunity of the whole household, including the cats, being sheltered in the basement during a tornado warning to try to get everyone to play fetch with you? Including the terrified cats? I guarantee they can't throw the tennis ball, because they do not have hands. They have paws. Were you dropped on the head as a puppy

ro5s posted:

Good dogge.

Wingnut Ninja posted:

Something tells me they aren't interested in my charming personality.

BigPaddy posted:

Shame this won't be as evenly matched when she is all grown up.

http://youtu.be/OUX9Lh0XuL4

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Goofball

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I met an old english today while running errands downtown! She was a nice dog but submission peed in front of me.

Pax went to the groomers today for a free puppy bath. They also gave him a free Memorial Day army print bandana. He was apparently a darling for them and enjoyed being pampered. Then he went into the kiddie pool, and dug a hole in the mud. Immediately after his bath