Show us your... dog

[cosmicbike]

Rescue pets are the best
They're lovely.

They at indeed. Never considered anything but rescues. The 2 cats were both Battersea too, the last of which was put to sleep only 2 months ago. She had a good innings though, 21 years.

 

[dan_bo]

A young Ridley, about 8 months old I think. Battersea rescue lurcher/shepherd/husky cross who we got at 5 months old.
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And last year, about 4 years old
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And the other one, an RSPCA lurcher/collie/terrier cross. About 3 years old when we got her, and terrified of people. Took lots of work to get her to this stage, but she's an absolute delight now, though still wary of strangers. Scruffy by name, and it fits.
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Lovely. Bet big lad gets through the chum!

 

[jhawk]

Our two, Akaya (blondie) and Dave, (little bugger).

 

[Inertia]

Whiskeyjack and Brynja wishing it would stop raining

 

[Heltor Chasca]

The real ' Heltor Chasca' Sadly she died of a heart attack at 9 years old, two Christmases ago. She was a right gas.

 

[stumpy66]

Jake n Alfie

 

[booze and cake]

I've been playing with my folks' dog Lenny the lurcher this last week. Seen here as a puppy in March last year

He's all grown up now but is still loads of fun

And blimey he is fast, a garden is not big enough for him to really go full speed, but get him in a big field or empty beach and he's lightening quick.

Advice to any rabbits, whatever you do, don't run.

Fear not bunny lovers, that one is just a toy.

 

[Randombiker9]

I dont have one (yet) but am in the process of looking for a suitable breed and thought that this might be a good way to see pics of peoples dogs and maybe get a bit of info on what they are like. Also started a thread the other day about getting one and it got a lot of responses, it seems everyone who owns a dog is bonkers about them and loves to show pics, so come on... show us your dog!

Nice I don’t own any dogs but I volunteer with dogs but here are some questions I would consider?

What size dog? Like
What size dog? Like
Very small which is like a chihuahua, daschund size

Small which is like a beagle, Jack Russell, basenji, terrier, pug size etc.. ,

Medium, which is like a Dalmatian, Labrador, German shephard,

Large which is like a Bernese mountain dog, Saint Bernard, Newfoundland size,

Extra large which is like Great Dane, Irish wolfhound size


Do you want a dog thats smooth or long haired?

Do you have any cats, children?

how much excersize would you be willing to give it?

What would you do when your out and can’t look after it (since some dogs can’t be left a alone for very long)

Do you want a dog that sheds a lot?

Do you want a dog that drools a lot?

are you willing to train it or just the basics?

do you live in a house or apartment?

these are just a few Questions to consider

a couple of dogs that i kn
My family friends jack Russell

my dads puppy (Australian labradoodle)
When it was few months old

Now 9 months old:

 

[Notafettler]

Deeply in love with mud and water but not in that order.
Can't be left on their own.
Good with kids. Wants to play with cats but they don't want to play with her.
Loves bringing birds and rabbits to me. Ran a Hare down the other day and very kindly brought it to me. The latter applys to wild only, she ignores domesticated (chicken and ducks not sure about rabbits)
Likes her food and doesn't share.
Happy with 20 minutes exercise in the morning and 2 to 3 hours at night.
Excellent watch dog terrible guard dog.
Drools a lot but only when you are getting her food ready.
Would shed a lot but I groom every day as it's saves time in the long run.
Loves rolling in dead badgers but only when they are at the liquid state of decomposition.
Eats carrion at all stages of decomposition.
English Springer Spaniel can't beat them.

 

[Proto]

Lexitron in the back of the 2CV. The look says ’Where the feck are we going now?’

 

[bigdosser]

Olly the Cockapoo great addition to the family...

 

[Smudge]

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Lexitron in the back of the 2CV. The look says ’Where the feck are we going now?’

Ha ha.... what a great look on his face.

 

[MichaelW2]

Wind tunnel tests by NASA have determined that dachshunds are the most aerodynamically efficient dogs with the lowest drag factor.

 

[keithmac]

Our two, Amber and Honey.

Was never a "dog person", wouldn't be without them now!.

 

[Dale 1956]

This is my sweet little girl she is a Pug.