New Charger home, new pet thread! ;D
My daughter's been wanting a pet duck for a while. I've tried talking her out of it because I assumed they were hard to take care of...so her boyfriend decides to bring her a little duckling last March (I think he was trying for brownie points).
We all soon found out that ducklings require LOTS of attention! :yesnod:
Here he is on my lap while I'm yakking on D-C.com last March. At this point, we'd had him a couple weeks & we're not even sure if he's male or not.
(http://i.onfinite.com/GjB1Lvmt.jpg)
And in the tub, getting used to the water.
(http://i.onfinite.com/t6K1Lvmt.jpg)
Now he's full grown & has been for maybe 3 weeks!
He's a big quacking, wing flapping, splash master (whenever in/near any water).
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543948/87b.jpg)
And still needs lots of attention.
He's also about twice the size of most any other ducky I've seen. :o
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543946/245.jpg)
He doesn't like to hold still for pics, either. Here he's cleaning some feathers.
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543947/f03.jpg)
Oh & his name is Walter. :)
We also currently have 3 cats, 1 wabbit, 6 frogs & a turtle.
Heres Mine....My Dog is in my avater pic, his name is major.....I also have 3 horses..Fancy, Jr., and Scooter
Does he attempt to run or fly off?
So far he hasn't tried to fly off. At first we were worried that he might do that, but so far the farthest he's flown has been about 15 feet, I think it even surprised him. :icon_smile_big:
He hasn't been around any other ducks yet, so I'm not sure he knows he's supposed to fly.
My dog is the one on the couch her name is joy. The lab is my parents firends dog. We also have a quaker parrot that dosnt shut up and masterbates alot. I'm looking to get a bearded dragon by year end.
;D
Here's my EV2 paint coded cat named Pete:
(http://fototime.com/07E8450A8C7C15E/standard.jpg)
He came before my EV2 "70 R/T SE, so it's a case of the car matching the cat.
We also have another cat named Evie.
So it get's even weirder!
Here's the two of them together:
(http://fototime.com/1F00E439FD8C9CE/orig.jpg)
I know they look like they sleep all the time from the pix, but usually they're causin' h*ll. ;D
Johnny
Kool Thread
My wife and I Have 4 dogs, two cats & two horses! Because of our jobs [truck drivers] we don't get to see them too often. My poor mother in law [who lives with us] takes care of everything at the homested while we're out all over the damm place trying to earn a living. I'll post a few pics asap.
that duck looks like male duck to me. But who cares you;re gonna have it for thanksgiving this fall wont you?
family's cat
Quote from: Silver R/T on July 21, 2005, 01:00:25 AM
that duck looks like male duck to me. But who cares you;re gonna have it for thanksgiving this fall wont you?
He's a male Mallard...I kinda doubt he'll want to eat any turkey.
Maybe some peas. :scratchchin:
Anybody want a big bird????????? this thing has been hanging around a four house
area here for 2yrs, nobody owns it but it decided it liked the area I geuss.
I have been told they taste like chicken ;D
Dan
Our puppie like's the bird as well I just hope she does not catch it, I am happy it can fly
at least 60ft in the air, Plus our new pup has her own fan club ;D the kids like the pup
a little better than our older lab.
Dan
We have 3 cats, 1 we picked to keep another one company years ago, & 2 of which that were dropped off near our house & abandoned just after they weren't kittens anymore. ::) I'm not going to include the carpenter ants since I've been eliminating them one by one. I think it's time to call the exterminator. My kid wants some kind of rodent as a pet now, but we had to explain that the cat won't know it's your pet, & just think we were kind enough to bring home some take out for her.
Cody in the 1st one, Bugsy in the 2nd one, & Velcro being anti-social.
Here is my dog "Scout". He's loves the water to the point that I had to put an extra fence around our above ground pool after several afternoons we got home and he was swimming around in the pool. I did'nt care that he was in the water but was afraid that he was going to rip the linner with his claws. After getting caught in the water, he then decided to step in a little pond we have in our back yard with fish and some frogs. He killed 2 goldfish by stepping on them. We also caught him the pond several times. I had to put a net across the top of the pond. I went to Toys r us and got him a baby's pool where he can lay in. I also have a cat (Claire) but she was not in the mood of having pictures taken of her. Oh, I forgot, now we have a baby snapping turtle (Dudley) I found at work after it was dropped by a seagull. As soon as Dudley becomes aggressive, he's going back to the beach.
Heres my kitty. :)
My 4 cats...
Red Barron (plain red/white tabby)
Shelby (Flame Point Siamese mix / Red's half brother)
Crystle (only Female)(Lynx Point Siamese pure bred)
Sabastion (cow)
Sebastian looks just like my cat, Mayhem (although I've taken to calling him "Ravages" - pronounced French style).
Don't let him fool ya, he's at least 20 pounds; a mini, black-and-white tiger.
(http://www.hemi70.com/pictures/albums/userpics/10001/mayhem-sunbeams02.jpg)
I have another tuxedo tabby, Athena, but she lives with my parents since she only really likes my mom.
Sebastion weighs about 15 pounds. That's why I call him a cow. Shelby weighs about 15 pounds too. When they play and run, sounds like a damn stampeed.
Damkhat plotting world domination... again.
Wow, there's a lot of cats here! Cats are cool...ok, dogs too. :icon_smile_big:
8Wheeler, that peacock is pretty cool! That's not your average stray animal.
I've had the same pet for decades! He's a free spirit, comes and goes at will. Doesn't eat much either............ :icon_smile_big:
BBD
my dog can't hold still for a pic but he's a mix and his name is max,fata$$ for short cause he is a fat dog.
Here's Shadow, telling me he want's to go on another walk. ;D
This is our tuxedo cat Vinny.
If you look close at the second picture you'll see he's a polydactyl. (he has thumbs)
1. Me and Kuma on Mt. Washington.
2. Kuma thinking what a worthless piece of sh*t the cat is.
Here's our menagerie....
Most every morning and several times a day I have to turn on the faucet cause Damkhat won't drink out of a bowl like any other darn cat.
Quote from: BrianShaughnessy on July 24, 2005, 07:52:57 PM
Most every morning and several times a day I have to turn on the faucet cause Damkhat won't drink out of a bowl like any other darn cat.
That is hilarious. :smilielol: :smilielol:
Quote from: Plumcrazy on July 24, 2005, 08:20:54 PM
Quote from: BrianShaughnessy on July 24, 2005, 07:52:57 PM
Most every morning and several times a day I have to turn on the faucet cause Damkhat won't drink out of a bowl like any other darn cat.
That is hilarious. :smilielol: :smilielol:
:iagree:
Too funny, Brian. :smilielol:
Johnny
I've never seen a cat drink like that ;D
hey Jen, had a ferret too while back, was real nice pet
I have (well my wife an I) 3 cats, 2 fish and 1 bird.
Everyone knows what cats look like so here is the fish and bird:
(http://www.mymopar.net/images/cecille/peanuta.jpg)
Here is a pic of my two year old poodle/Pomeranian mix, Bandit. The funny thing is, I named him
Bandit because I had just recently watched Smokey & The Bandit. The name turned out to suit
him very well, he always tries to steel a scrap of food/newspaper, etc.
we have a 1 year old boy cat named mopar,he was a stray i found out in the shed on winter night last year,came right to me,and i kept calling him moron!my wife didnt want to tell the vet that was his name so mopar it is!!my dog is named rowan,she is a 8 year old sheltie,and fat as hell-and we have about a dozen fish besides
Quote from: formula_440 on July 24, 2005, 09:15:49 PM
Quote from: Plumcrazy on July 24, 2005, 08:20:54 PM
Quote from: BrianShaughnessy on July 24, 2005, 07:52:57 PM
Most every morning and several times a day I have to turn on the faucet cause Damkhat won't drink out of a bowl like any other darn cat.
That is hilarious. :smilielol: :smilielol:
:iagree:
Too funny, Brian. :smilielol:
HHAAAHAHAHAA!! :smilielol: :smilielol:
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on July 20, 2005, 10:37:58 PM
New Charger home, new pet thread! ;D
My daughter's been wanting a pet duck for a while. I've tried talking her out of it because I assumed they were hard to take care of...so her boyfriend decides to bring her a little duckling last March (I think he was trying for brownie points).
We all soon found out that ducklings require LOTS of attention! :yesnod:
Here he is on my lap while I'm yakking on D-C.com last March. At this point, we'd had him a couple weeks & we're not even sure if he's male or not.
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543944/f3f.jpg)
And in the tub, getting used to the water.
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543945/81f.jpg)
Now he's full grown & has been for maybe 3 weeks!
He's a big quacking, wing flapping, splash master (whenever in/near any water).
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543948/87b.jpg)
And still needs lots of attention.
He's also about twice the size of most any other ducky I've seen. :o
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543946/245.jpg)
He doesn't like to hold still for pics, either. Here he's cleaning some feathers.
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/543947/f03.jpg)
aw.. they are cute. I have a friend who is obsessed with ducks.
Oh & his name is Walter. :)
We also currently have 3 cats, 1 wabbit, 6 frogs & a turtle.
kinda distant, but here are my two pets.
Otis & Milo
This is my Dog. He's a Jack Russel Terrier who thinks he's the owner of my bed.
Didn't ya get the memo?..
These were my kitties, Kit-Kat on the left and Yetti on the right. Sister and brother, they had a small mom and never really got bigger than this. Also the '76 318 Valarie I bought for a hundred bucks and a '76 360 1-ton I bought for $600 bucks. Don't have any of them now, I miss my kitties.
I did have a gold fish, but then I flushed it down the toilet when it died. Other then that I've never really had a pet.
Quote from: figgy on August 11, 2005, 04:36:34 AM
I did have a gold fish, but then I flushed it down the toilet when it died. Other then that I've never really had a pet.
I'm sure you had a few boyfriends to fill that position though :D
Quote from: DodgeChargerGuy on August 11, 2005, 05:50:06 AM
Quote from: figgy on August 11, 2005, 04:36:34 AM
I did have a gold fish, but then I flushed it down the toilet when it died. Other then that I've never really had a pet.
I'm sure you had a few boyfriends to fill that position though :D
What, getting flushed? Just kidding.
Quote from: figgy on August 11, 2005, 04:36:34 AM
I did have a gold fish, but then I flushed it down the toilet when it died. Other then that I've never really had a pet.
...reminds me of an episode of
The Simpsons where they had a store in the mall called "Flushable Pets".
and also remember "blinky" the three eye fish from the radioactive pond! :icon_smile_big:
We have a couple of Japanese Fighting fish and a small tank of Sea-monkeys :eyes:
Used to have a Beagle, but gave it to my brother. We just weren't home enough for him.
We get visiting rights though. :icon_smile_approve:
What kind of bird is this, RD?
(http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;id=2012;image)
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on August 11, 2005, 11:35:26 AM
What kind of bird is this, RD?
(http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;id=2012;image)
its a ring-necked dove. beautiful song and very docile around people. This is actually the baby from a mother and father that we did have but sold. He is a male and him and the cat fight all the time. He holds his own.
Quote from: RD on August 11, 2005, 12:00:22 PM
He is a male and him and the cat fight all the time. He holds his own.
That's funny! :icon_smile_big:
He's a beautiful bird.
Quote from: DodgeChargerGuy on August 11, 2005, 05:50:06 AM
Quote from: figgy on August 11, 2005, 04:36:34 AM
I did have a gold fish, but then I flushed it down the toilet when it died. Other then that I've never really had a pet.
I'm sure you had a few boyfriends to fill that position though :D
:icon_smile_big: lol That's a good one.
Quote from: dodgecharger-fan on August 11, 2005, 10:50:22 AM
We have a couple of Japanese Fighting fish and a small tank of Sea-monkeys :eyes:
Used to have a Beagle, but gave it to my brother. We just weren't home enough for him.
We get visiting rights though. :icon_smile_approve:
Are you joking about the Sea-monkeys? Can you really have a tank of them and keep them alive? I remember an episode of SouthPark was about them buying some and Cartman was their god or something.
Sure you can. Salt Lake City in Utah is full of Sea Monkeys!! We buy them frozen to feed the fish in the pond. That's fish candy!!!
wow a pet thread. ok here we go,
our white male, Track
Our Tawny colored female, Tawny
and their 8 week old son, Titan
we also have two salt water tanks, a 70 gallon and a 30 gallons and we have 90 gallon amazon fresh water tank,
we have a beardd dragon and a female boa-constrictor.
Quote from: 4402tuff4u on August 11, 2005, 03:10:46 PM
Sure you can. Salt Lake City in Utah is full of Sea Monkeys!! We buy them frozen to feed the fish in the pond. That's fish candy!!!
Sea Monkeys?
I know there's a lot of Brine Shrimp in there, is that the same as a Sea Monkey?
Two cats One fish (Don't really think the fish counts)
Alex is a Manx (almost no tail). My wife paid a lot of money for him and he has quite the personality.
First picture is Alex yawning in the sunlight.
Alex also like to drink out of the bathroom sink even though he is has a filtered running waterfall bowl in his bedroom (My wife spoils the crap out of this cat).
Max is a very gentle and grateful cat that I found by the Police Department (I worked in the building next door to the station). I'm sure someone dumped him there since there are no homes or apartments around. He was about 3 months old and weighed about three pounds when I found him under a bush. He has grown to be a very nice cat.
The last picture is the two of them being buds.
Max looks like a pretty laid back cat.
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on August 11, 2005, 06:00:11 PM
I know there's a lot of Brine Shrimp in there, is that the same as a Sea Monkey?
Yes, the same thing.
My cats Sam & Lyla, and my new baby pug, Zero.
I'm really digging this thread, and maybe at some point i'll get pics of our new (resuced) Kittty Mollie,...
but in'till then, and I don't mean to beat up on anyones pet IB, but,.. don't this look like the Cainine Equivelant of the '06 Sedan...?
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;id=2101;image
Quote from: Stratocharger on August 11, 2005, 08:56:18 PM
I'm really digging this thread, and maybe at some point i'll get pics of our new (resuced) Kittty Mollie,...
but in'till then, and I don't mean to beat up on anyones pet IB, but,.. don't this look like the Cainine Equivelant of the '06 Sedan...?
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;id=2101;image
:haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:
Quote from: Stratocharger on August 11, 2005, 08:56:18 PM
I'm really digging this thread, and maybe at some point i'll get pics of our new (resuced) Kittty Mollie,...
but in'till then, and I don't mean to beat up on anyones pet IB, but,.. don't this look like the Cainine Equivelant of the '06 Sedan...?
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;id=2101;image
:smilielol: good one!
what do you mean??
I don't mean to beat up on anyones pet IB, but,.. don't this look like the Cainine Equivelant of the '06 Sedan...?
at a 160lbs, I like you to tell her she is ugly!!! :boxing_smiley:
:o
jus so long as she don't hump my leg...
I think she will see your leg as a pot roast and chew the tires off your charger for dessert!!! LOL
I cant believe you called my baby girl ugly!!! :icon_smile_shock:
Nice pic of the dragon. I will hopefully be getting one soon. They are awsome.
IB, I think she is beautiful! We have 3 cats 1 is Jonathan's (eastcoastchargers) his name is Smokey, one is mine (Sugar) and one is my sons (Hemi). We have a 90 pound lab/pit mix named Jake, some fish, and a bearded dragon named Elliza Mae.
Thats a nice pic of your dragon almost looks as if she's smiling.
very cool thread, the first 2 are of my little partner Bo. she's a 15 yr old bitch. that I've had since she was 4 months old. she's one of those dogs that always seems to get in trouble. likes to steal things and Chase motorcycles . the second picture is of Bo's best friend Jane. she belongs to my friend Ernie. she sleeps over alot when Ernie goes on trips. he's got a 66 charger. Rene
My cat Queen.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v87/willc/queener.jpg)
heres another pic of buddy the dragon
Right now I am pets less but my last pets were a Pitbull , a Huskey & a Burmease Python
My 11 year old girl Chrissa,still runs and plays like a puppy.She was the runt and is only 60 lbs. .I also have a
Red Eared Slider Turtle named Bull.
Here a pic to add to this thread
Are those pits mtypocket?
Lovely dogs.
Pits got banned in my province :icon_smile_angry: so stupid.
LOL! Great pet pics here! I used to have a couple of ferrets called Smokey & The Bandit -- LOL!
I should've posted these pics here, but got them in with some other thread hereabouts.
Meet Kodiak:
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0UgAAAHoZ0DJG3C2RXX!6P!JnlQgtt51XGKnVrfc*4Yuvg8OmMYyljR2sQ5mt*zsyU0aI2oZuDYm4RCjtDqcrt6gp8quA!mMdw3YM6lc7NnVzmDQbk51VBM4xksTjgNmW/Kodiak-3Months.JPG)
Kodiak has a stuffed leopard for a friend:
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0VQDrAv8aK65G3C2RXX!6P6d4DAicVQERt09havWMbSCJZq67uq7Qn6XKabLhr4yqndT82WUMCETdBfLJIHgfJhVQQUx8wMhV6oTqZkgjPqUPJVMULBcWkXjxFhLoH9Pg/KodiakHugsLeopard.JPG)
This is our singing (howling) dog and his famous sidekick, Captain Mopar.
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SAAAAKsVIxBToPT6vP1VgPSTUT*h63DLT*xbtA!VlDDdrJPYJJF44oUHMS39mjayLGJiwIUNgiUXVCa51Aw9u6t64Vdh!2TfF5iWJbNE7vUAAAAAAAAAAA/Duo5.JPG)
And the grand finale:
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0UwDrAj4arm8!4ys3ZkC4ZSZ6mA9AlKdq!iB9Hjg3Ie*92UqQT8SSGG*keMwoVHvc1NktiZ4syWYZhqubl245bT917GnJgQ2u6xttp5zdllqGzNUqQEwsRLfv*e3Y0a0B/HowlingGoodTime.JPG)
LahTera
Yes guard dogs for the charger project.
I agree about pitts being banned. It's the owners who make them mean. Utter prejudice coming from a country that's not supposed to be prejudice. And I am sooo prejudice against prejudice!
I used to have a pitt-lab mix and she was the BEST dog! Could walk her downtown without a leash as if she was on one. When they talked about banning pitts around here, I made sure to do that downtown walking A LOT. LOL! Right in front of all the attorneys in town!
They didn't end up banning them here. ;)
LahTera
The worst part is the ilresonsible people will still find them and own then and the good owners get punished :flame:
Yup! And in our country, such things are not supposed to happen. You don't punish the innocent, and yet -- THEY DO!
LahTera
Hey its no different in Canada. Like the gun registry act. The law abiding gun owners have to register their guns but its as if this new act is going to make the thugs with illegal guns register them. ???
ok you young'uns and newbies post up! ;D
Here's Bobcat, he's 15 now, and will sleep anywhere....
well here's our little buddy. his name is , of course, charger.. not very masculine of a dog, but hes awesome anyway.. in the first pic he's sleeping with my wife again.. he does more than i do... kidding
trav
and lastly see if you can catch him sneeking around our little girl's shoulder.. talk about PROTECTIVE of her!! lol he is really something else
trav
;D
Here are my cats Chloe and Mr. Peepers trying to take a little snooze.
The Boss...
My dobie...
At this time he's suffering a heart failure and is very sick.
Even at the young age of 5, the doctors aren't optimistic.
I might loose my best buddie at the end of the week :cryin:
CB, Very sorry to hear about your pup. I hope all goes well. I know how it feels to loose a dog. The 24th of this month will make one year since my family lost our dog to cancer.
Sorry CB, I hope dobie pulls through OK.
We lost Chief on the 4th of July this year. We rescued him from the pound the day he was going to be put down and had him for the last ten years.
I just got back last night from a 300 mile trip to pick up our new 6 month old pup Zoe. I found her at a shelter in Iowa and she is a Husky/Chow Chow mix. If Chief had a daughter Zoe would be it. It took a few months before I could even think about getting another but, now it is nice to have a puppy running around again.
Sorry to hear that cb I hope he pulls through...
Yep Cancer really sucks, lost my Black Buddy last year to it showed him for a little while to much time.
Then got another Chocolate lab this year now the old Chocolate is about gone, oh well we can't live
without them can we??????
Dan
Quote from: 694spdRT on October 12, 2005, 06:53:46 PM
Sorry CB, I hope dobie pulls through OK.
We lost Chief on the 4th of July this year. We rescued him from the pound the day he was going to be put down and had him for the last ten years.
I just got back last night from a 300 mile trip to pick up our new 6 month old pup Zoe. I found her at a shelter in Iowa and she is a Husky/Chow Chow mix. If Chief had a daughter Zoe would be it. It took a few months before I could even think about getting another but, now it is nice to have a puppy running around again.
Husky/Chow mix, huh? Cool. My ex girlfriend of five years had a male husky/chow mix. He was very fluffy and golden colored, very cool looking, he would try and talk, could say my name, with a huge bushy tail, mischevious, independent, but good dog, happy disposition, smart. I clocked him running next to the car at 37 mph. Don't know if that is fast for a dog, but seemed pretty fast. Hope you can post a pic of him, curious what he looks like. Sorry about the losses some of you have suffered. I miss the German Shepard we had a lot that had to be put to sleep because of very bad arthritis.
Here are some pictures of Zoe at the shelter I got her from. She is not very big at around 50lbs although she may grow a little more. She is smart and well behaved...never acted up at all on the 150 mile trip home with me yesterday.
Chief looked very similar except he was a male and around 65-70 lbs.
That's a nice mix, has the husky look with a golden color. Now that I look at those pics, I realize that the chow/husky mix we had was actually a Siberian husky/chow mix, which made him, "Nanuuk", very fluffy, they look a bit different. His color was more like the color of Zoe's coloring on her forehead on that crease and behind her ears. Hey, nice looking dog you have though. He sort of had the same looking eyes and look in the eyes and same snout, face reminds me a lot of him.
My aunts dog is almost identicle as zoe....
Here is my Boxer Lexus... She like to nap on the bed....
I will get a better pic...
Here's My Crew!!!
That's right, bitch, fight it, I like it better that way......
Quote from: Arigmaster on October 15, 2005, 11:19:01 AM
Here's My Crew!!!
Are those some type of part wolf breed?
Quote from: Blown70 on October 13, 2005, 04:32:35 PM
Here is my Boxer Lexus... She like to nap on the bed....
I will get a better pic...
BOXERS RULE!!!!!We have two crrrrrrrrazy fawn colored Boxers; Jake and Bella.
Jake "owns" Bella outside in the backyard, but get them inside and the tide turns!
Bradley :icon_smile_approve:
Quote from: Plumcrazy on July 21, 2005, 07:16:50 PM
This is our tuxedo cat Vinny.
If you look close at the second picture you'll see he's a polydactyl. (he has thumbs)
I too have some polydactyl cats, 4 outoff 6 are poly.....
Quote from: AllBlueRT on October 16, 2005, 04:23:37 AM
NorwayCharger, that last picture Tussi? does it have a split personality. They're all pretty cool looking. :)
She is the most intelligent cat i have ever come across, and very special with 7 clows on the front and 6 in the back :)
I'm alergic to cats.
This is one pissed off leopard, this looks like it could have been a lot worse, that thing almost gets all the way in cab, then he really would have been screwed.
http://www.guzer.com/videos/leopard_attacks_man.php
WoW! :o Bet that SOB don't never do that again!.. ;D
Quote from: Charger Aficionado on October 16, 2005, 11:07:24 AM
I'm alergic to cats.
They make medication to solve that problem ;)
my dog Tikaani purebred Alaskan Malamute here shown at 2.5 months old
These are somebody's pets.
Quote from: SeattleChargerDog on October 15, 2005, 08:46:54 PM
Are those some type of part wolf breed?
The two on the left (Shelby & Lightning are both pure bread Samoyeds... Penny on the right, was thought to also be pure Samoyed but it turned out she was part wolf. The sad part is that she is no longer with us because of agressive behavior. We have also learned that her littermates ended up being put down for agression as well.
We really miss her still..... It was one of the most painful choices we have ever had to make.
Here is a picture of what she looked like when we adopted her....The other is her all grown up about 3 months before we had to put her down...
well after stealing the puppy money to buy my 69 :icon_smile_big: I broke down and got my wife her toy. a English Bull Dog. I think the bull stands for the bull headedness that they are. Boy they sure can be stubern. Her name is "Riley" She is only 5 months old now.
one more
This is my best buddy Tyson.......had him for 10 years and he passed away about 3 months ago...
My wife went out and got me a new dog......this time a Minature Pincher
She named him..........CHARGER
my puppy :D :D
Quote from: Sydmoe on November 17, 2005, 09:31:48 AM
My wife went out and got me a new dog......this time a Minature Pincher
She named him..........CHARGER
reading your 2 post brings a tear to my eye.
I lost my dobermann 1 month ago. He was 5 years old. :rotz:
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Quote
reading your 2 post brings a tear to my eye.
I lost my dobermann 1 month ago. He was 5 years old. :rotz:
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That sux!!!.......sorry to hear that!
This is Gustopher B.K.A. Chunky Boy!
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Shady way's stormin Norman! he is a great dog, but just can't seem to get his field trial points :(
(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b55/Johnny1107/JohnandNorm.jpg)
Shady way Katelyn: RIP she passed away in OCT. :'( She was my Field Champion. Great dog! Very big loss.
(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b55/Johnny1107/Katie7282001.jpg)
Possibly my new dog. Haven't decided yet, but my Dad found it and it has great blood lines.
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Here are the Dogs we take hunting with us. Norm is on the right all the other dogs are my Dad's!
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Quote from: phat69charger on December 29, 2005, 03:23:15 AM
This is Gustopher B.K.A. Chunky Boy!
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I don't see why... :ahum: :smilielol:
Sky (left) pit/boxer mix
and
Roxie full boxer. Pic is about 8 months old and Roxie is huge now!
Better pic
Quote from: SeattleChargerDog on August 11, 2005, 02:32:07 PM
Quote from: dodgecharger-fan on August 11, 2005, 10:50:22 AM
We have a couple of Japanese Fighting fish and a small tank of Sea-monkeys :eyes:
Used to have a Beagle, but gave it to my brother. We just weren't home enough for him.
We get visiting rights though. :icon_smile_approve:
Are you joking about the Sea-monkeys? Can you really have a tank of them and keep them alive? I remember an episode of SouthPark was about them buying some and Cartman was their god or something.
No joke. But my wife accidentally tipped the tank onto the kitchen floor. Only two were left in there when we got it filled back up. And they lasted another day or two.
Now, when I say "tank", I'm talking about a little plastic setup that came with the sea-monkeys. It holds maybe 3 cups of water. But a t one point, I couldn't count how many critters were swimming around in there. It was busy!
They are actually brine shrimp.
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on December 31, 2005, 10:03:15 PM
Quote from: phat69charger on December 29, 2005, 03:23:15 AM
This is Gustopher B.K.A. Chunky Boy!
(http://www.geocities.com/rb_dodge_charger_rt_1969/Car/marc_and_gus.jpg)
I don't see why... :ahum: :smilielol:
Well he had balls clipped off about 3 years ago, so he gained weight he's now 66 Lbs and about 12" at the shoulder so he's like a tank or
Chunky Boy.
here's another great thread (one of my Favs.) the newbies should git in on.. ;D
My dumb as a rock Cat Julius Sneasar (he used to snease all of the time) Very lovable though. The baby of all of our animals.
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The evil Hannibal. Starts fights with Sneasar al of the time.
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Together watching TV
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Then the biggest pest of them all. Varus... Probably just got done eating the wiring harness for the engine of the charger.
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I just realized that I only posted ducky pics in my first post, I didn't post pics of our other pets.
Ok, so here's our troublemaker. This is Rezzie (I dunno, the kids named her), she's about 2 years old.
Bad pic, she won't hold still very well for pics.
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She loves to sleep in boxes...
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This is a bad pic (today is bad pic day) of our male cat, Oglethourpe...pronounced just like it sounds. :smilielol:
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Thourpe was planning some sort of revenge on Rezzie, who was napping before I came along...now he's acting all innocent. :angel:
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This is Cecil the turtle. He looks just like this 95% of the time.
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He's very shy. You can sorta see his nose in there. I should have fed him, THEN taken a pic...duh! :crazy:
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This is Edgar the wabbit...the lop eared rasin-maker. ;D
Some say that wabbit's can be house broken...we haven't found any truth in that with Cecil. He'll leave a little rasin trail everywhere he goes, if we let him wander the house. :rotz:
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This is Braxton on the right. We got him as a puppy last June...the world is his chew toy.
We're babysitting the one on the left for a couple weeks. Plenty of muddy doggie prints on the window. :icon_smile_angry:
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Here's Braxton last July. Cute little bugger...much smaller poop back then.
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Here he is testing out the upper shelf, when I was building his doghouse last summer.
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Strat's 'farm animal' thread reminded me that I hadn't shown our Ducky #2. His name is Stanley.
We got him as a duckling last April, to give our older ducky Walter some company. The problem with ducklings is that they're all colored the same, so you're taking a gamble on which sex they end up being. For a while there, it looked like he might be female...which would open up a whole new can-o-worms. ::) Finally, his male colors came in & I could breath easier knowing that we weren't gonna have the family ducky population tripled by this time next year. ;D
Stanley is standing on the edge of the pool, Walter is below. Stanley is more of an average sized duck, Walter could pass as a goose in duck's clothing. He's big! :icon_smile_big:
Stanley also likes to test his flight possibilities more often than Walter. A few times, he's flown over the cage walls & into the dog's area...much to the delight of the dogs! He had a knee injured a while back from such an escapade, but it seemed to heal up well.
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Bro, you're like the Dr. Doolittle of DodgeCharger.com! :D
Here's Indy... (full name Indianapolis 500 L(my last name). Named her so cuz I was watching Indy 500 "bump day" when I was asked what I was gonna name her.
A couple of weeks after I got her:
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Now, doing what she does best:
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Quote from: Lowprofile on October 03, 2006, 03:50:40 PM
Bro, you're like the Dr. Doolittle of DodgeCharger.com! :D
Yeah, the animals are the only ones that'll listen to him. :D
Is your cat airing out his tongue? :icon_smile_tongue:
Quote from: Old Moparz on October 03, 2006, 03:59:24 PM
Quote from: Lowprofile on October 03, 2006, 03:50:40 PM
Bro, you're like the Dr. Doolittle of DodgeCharger.com! :D
Yeah, the animals are the only ones that'll listen to him. :D
That's true. :cryin:
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on February 19, 2006, 12:54:52 PM
I just realized that I only posted ducky pics in my first post, I didn't post pics of our other pets.
Ok, so here's our troublemaker. This is Rezzie (I dunno, the kids named her), she's about 2 years old.
Bad pic, she won't hold still very well for pics.
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Looks like my cat's little sister. ;)
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on October 03, 2006, 04:45:53 PM
Is your cat airing out his tongue? :icon_smile_tongue:
no, she'd just finished reading one of Old Moparz' posts.
mine
(http://www.genpets.com/index.php)
http://www.genpets.com/index.php
kinda' an outgrowth of Hank and Dean's clones..
that Dr. Venture sure is a kick!.. :icon_smile_wink: heh heh heh,..
Quote from: MojoJojo Classic ® on October 03, 2006, 03:54:19 PM
Here's Indy... (full name Indianapolis 500 L(my last name). Named her so cuz I was watching Indy 500 "bump day" when I was asked what I was gonna name her.
That's one fine lookin' pussy you got there, Mojo ;)
Quote from: Lowprofile on October 03, 2006, 03:50:40 PM
Bro, you're like the Dr. Doolittle of DodgeCharger.com! :D
:icon_smile_big: :iagree: :D
Quote from: MojoJojo Classic ® on October 03, 2006, 05:12:04 PM
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on October 03, 2006, 04:45:53 PM
Is your cat airing out his tongue? :icon_smile_tongue:
no, she'd just finished reading one of Old Moparz' posts.
:smilielol:
Fine, see if I donate to the CA chapter of the "Help The Mexicans Stay In 4 Doors" ever again. :nana:
Molly the Magical Kitty...
from a shelter.. :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: Brock Samson on October 04, 2006, 10:38:22 AM
Molly the Magical Kitty...
from a shelter.. :icon_smile_big:
Calico's are the best. Has anyone known of a male calico?
We have 2 iguannas, 2 bearded dragons and a dalmation. Rex, the male iguanna is 16 years old and about 20 lbs. and over 5 feet.
Heres a Pic of my Red-tailed Catfish "Barri". I put him in my pond about 3 months ago cause he out grew the 75 gal. tank I had him in. He should grow to 5-8 feet when he grows to be full sized.
man that fish looks happy! :icon_smile_big:
reminds me of what the Magnum sedan would look like if,.. if it were happy with it's name... :flame:
i snapped some more pics.
first up is Molly Doing her one trick,..
She flopps on her side, rolls alittle onto her back and purrs...
Here's Special Ed,.. Special cause he thinks he's a Dog... a big 'ol Lumpa Umpa... maybe a bull dog..
that accomplished, Ed moves on...
Chronic the Tyrannasaur....
I'm ready for my close up Mr. Di Mille...
Quote from: Brock Samson on October 05, 2006, 01:44:24 PM
man that fish looks happy! :icon_smile_big:
reminds me of what the Magnum sedan would look like if,.. if it were happy with it's name... :flame:
i snapped some more pics.
first up is Molly Doing her one trick,..
She flopps on her side, rolls alittle onto her back and purrs...
Dang Strat!! what do you feed that beautiful cat? is that a half calico half python constrictor cat? That's a big cat bro! :icon_smile_big:
:bump:
It's been a while. we need some new members to post.
2 dogs (Keelie- Corgi/Pomerianan & Madison- Keeshound)
2 Cats (Lilo And Stitch- Black Manxs
2 Rabbits (Oreo (my sister's) and HEMI (mine)
2 Clownfish (both mine named Nemo Jr and Marlin)
1 Hamster (Tinkerbell (my sister's))
Recaro,Rita,Duchess,Mecham,Kila ,Peanut,Inch
More
They are our babies... :o
All Calicos are female by the way. the last pic is of Recaro. My talanted husband made her a collar with red LEDs. :icon_smile_approve:
Here our dogs...the yellow lad is; Roscoe P. Coletran and the beagle is Savannah Flicka
i have 2 cats.....
Phineas (white tiger) & Bop (i didn't name either!!!!) LOL
and a 6 month old American Bulldog.... named what else other than....... "BULLITT" heheheh
he's well over 50 lbs already!! he was 6lbs when i brought him home!! like a lil chicken parm sandwich!!! hahaha LOL!!!
heres my little guys
one more
Here is Shelby's cat, Pokie. She rescued her an unwanted and abused cat.
Shelby's other cat, Calie. My old landlord asked her to cat sit for 3 weeks , 5 years ago. She weighs about 22 lbs.
The bunny Shelby rescued and nursed back to health. She set her alarm and bottle feed the little guy every 2 hours.
Last. Shadow , he's my buddy. And the huge one is Lucky, 27lbs. His name is Lucky cause he is Lucky his fat ass has a home.
Parrot won't hold still for picture and salt water fish just swim around and hide in the reef when I have camera around. ;D
Puppy = Elexa von Rikka-Haus (Ritter). We just call her Lexie.
Working on SchH1, hope to get KKl rating in about 1 year.
Sisters ( Enya and Enschi) and mother ( Zilla) here:
http://www.rikahhaus.com/females.htm
(Zilla z Lintichu was for sale if anyone is interested, one of the sisters may be)
We may breed Lex in the future if we find serious people who really love the breed and would take care of a pup.
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(http://www.geocities.com/dax2274/lexbeach.jpg)
I have some new additions to the zoo... I'll post the normal ones first.
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(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/snuffy.jpg)
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And the now for the not so normal pets ;D
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(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/mantis20.jpg)
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damn DART....
you should sell tix at the door to the zoooooo!!! damn!!! nice collection!!!! i9 had a nice columbian red tail when i was in the marine corps...but when i came home.... mom made me get ride of it!!!! hahahahaha..she didn't think it was as cool as i did!!! LOL
EEEEK! I hate spiders :-X
What is that, an albino Praying Mantis?
A few years ago, some guy brought his pet Tarantula into work...on his shoulder! :o After I got over the initial shock, I got to hold him for a while...those buggers are heavy!
Quote from: GTX on March 12, 2007, 02:29:45 AM
Parrot won't hold still for picture and salt water fish just swim around and hide in the reef when I have camera around. ;D
Puppy = Elexa von Rikka-Haus (Ritter). We just call her Lexie.
Working on SchH1, hope to get KKl rating in about 1 year.
Sisters ( Enya and Enschi) and mother ( Zilla) here:
http://www.rikahhaus.com/females.htm
(Zilla z Lintichu was for sale if anyone is interested, one of the sisters may be)
We may breed Lex in the future if we find serious people who really love the breed and would take care of a pup.
(http://www.geocities.com/dax2274/dsc00109.jpg)
(http://www.geocities.com/dax2274/lexbeach.jpg)
How well trained are they? I am looking for a well trained dog that I can use once I ge on the police force. My Roscoe is not well trained at all. He is a pain.....
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on March 12, 2007, 02:33:45 PM
What is that, an albino Praying Mantis?
A few years ago, some guy brought his pet Tarantula into work...on his shoulder! :o After I got over the initial shock, I got to hold him for a while...those buggers are heavy!
It's an Malaysian Orchid Mantis. They are flower mimics, hence the name orchid mantis...
They are heavy for a small critter. I just like to watch them not hold them. Some of the ones I have can make you pretty sick if you get bit...
Quote from: 68chrgrwife on March 12, 2007, 03:00:55 PM
Sisters ( Enya and Enschi) and mother ( Zilla) here:
http://www.rikahhaus.com/females.htm
(Zilla z Lintichu was for sale if anyone is interested, one of the sisters may be)
We may breed Lex in the future if we find serious people who really love the breed and would take care of a pup.
How well trained are they? I am looking for a well trained dog that I can use once I ge on the police force. My Roscoe is not well trained at all. He is a pain.....
The sisters ( and Lexie) are show dogs and also have working lines and to my knowledge have not earned the SchH ratings (work ratings) yet but they are young as is Lex. Shak, the owner/breeder does train in both so I'm sure they are well on their way to the rating.
Zilla, the mother is SchH 1 meaning the first level of Schutzhund training. She was also a champion show dog in Europe. According to SV rules a dog must earn at least the SchH 1 level plus other things like a Korklass to be bred.
Police dogs are usually Schh 3 plus additional police training as per the department they would work with. I've seen some K-9 dogs though that are very poorly trained.
I don't really have the interest for show and only train with the Schutzhund hence no V show rating for us.
Depending on your requirements and your training abilities I'd look for a dog with a SchH1 or higher but only if you know how to work the dog and then I'd get a good quality puppy and work from day one together, the dogs really love the training.
For a pup you'd be looking at probably at least $1000 and up and for a good, well trained dog probably from $5000 - $10,000 or more depending on factors. You definitely want to look at pedigree for the last several generations.
If you get serious send me a line and we can chat. Maybe I can point you to someone who can help.
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The Twins...
And someone get those nasty spiders that Jen posted off the screen. Eeeeek! :o I'd rather be shot than have a spider on me. ;)
At least I'm not the only one that lifted my feet off the ground and felt the back of my neck when I saw the spider pictures. I realy hate those things, next to bees they are the worst fear of mine. brrrrrrrrrrr!
Quote from: mikepmcs on March 12, 2007, 06:03:22 PM
At least I'm not the only one that lifted my feet off the ground and felt the back of my neck when I saw the spider pictures. I realy hate those things, next to bees they are the worst fear of mine. brrrrrrrrrrr!
:iagree: :iagree: :iagree:
I
hate spiders and centipedes and bees :P
Stitch and Lilo- Black Manxs (Lilo has the white spot on her neck)
Elvis and George, I'm Larry , the donkey head in the middle !
I got rid of the spider pictures for you Chris. Don't want to give everyone the hebby gebbys.
Spiders need love to. :'(
I'll post links instead. If you're interested in seeing pet spiders
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/rose.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/red.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/pinktoe1.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/colbolt.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/antillies1.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/antillies.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b75/dart3404/pinktoe.jpg
Quote from: daytonalo on March 12, 2007, 10:45:14 PM
Elvis and George, I'm Larry , the donkey head in the middle !
That black cat (Elvis?) is a BIG cat!
That pic is two years old , he used to be 21 lbs , he is 17 years old , now weighs 13 . I have had people over who dislike cats , and after they meet him , they want to take him home . This is my other cat , Molly
Quote from: dart3404 on March 13, 2007, 06:11:25 AM
I got rid of the spider pictures for you Chris. Don't want to give everyone the hebby gebbys.
Sipders need love to. :'(
aww you should have left the spider pics there.....They could have passed by them quickly and not seen them. I hate spiders because I am allergic to them, but those were kinda cute!!! I love all your snakes too. I had a few snakes...2 ball pythons and 3 red tail boas (two were babies). I loved my snakes, but had to get rid of them...hubby coldn't stand them and didn't have enough time to love on them like they needed. I love the praying mantis...she is gorgeous. We have tons of them around our house. I tried to hold one the last time and the thing freaked and I got bit/scrached or something ....IT HURT!!!!
Quote from: dart3404 on March 13, 2007, 06:11:25 AM
I got rid of the spider pictures for you Chris. Don't want to give everyone the hebby gebbys.
Sipders need love to. :'(
Jen, you could of left the spider pictures where they were. I just scrolled past them real fast. :yesnod:
Quote from: 68chrgrwife on March 13, 2007, 01:04:20 PM
Quote from: dart3404 on March 13, 2007, 06:11:25 AM
I got rid of the spider pictures for you Chris. Don't want to give everyone the hebby gebbys.
Spiders need love to. :'(
aww you should have left the spider pics there.....They could have passed by them quickly and not seen them. I hate spiders because I am allergic to them, but those were kinda cute!!! I love all your snakes too. I had a few snakes...2 ball pythons and 3 red tail boas (two were babies). I loved my snakes, but had to get rid of them...hubby coldn't stand them and didn't have enough time to love on them like they needed. I love the praying mantis...she is gorgeous. We have tons of them around our house. I tried to hold one the last time and the thing freaked and I got bit/scrached or something ....IT HURT!!!!
No biggy. I'll just post links to them so people can take a peak if they wish.
My spider collection is getting a bit out of hand but I just love them. Some are so beautiful. My kids can't stand them. It's not like I let them run around or anything. This is the next one I want to get it's a beauty... b5 with racing stripes
-----> WARNING LINK TO A YUKKY SPIDER lol... http://homepage.ntlworld.com/the.tarantula.store/P.metallica.htm
Most of the snakes are the hubbys. The ones that get huge are his. The rainbow boa and the milk snake are mine. The mantis is a cutie, it's tiny about the size of a dime. I found it online while looking for a new spider. They can be aggressive little beasts and they do hurt when they bite and scratch, they have sharp spikes on there arms for catching food...
Quote from: dart3404 on March 13, 2007, 06:11:25 AM
I got rid of the spider pictures for you Chris. Don't want to give everyone the hebby gebbys.
You can leave them up. I just need to avoid page 6 for now on. ;D
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Spiders need love to. :'(
Not in my book. Bleeeech. ;)
I just bought my girlfriend a chinchilla ;D
Quote from: dart3404 on March 14, 2007, 06:41:26 AM
Quote from: 68chrgrwife on March 13, 2007, 01:04:20 PM
Quote from: dart3404 on March 13, 2007, 06:11:25 AM
I got rid of the spider pictures for you Chris. Don't want to give everyone the hebby gebbys.
Spiders need love to. :'(
aww you should have left the spider pics there.....They could have passed by them quickly and not seen them. I hate spiders because I am allergic to them, but those were kinda cute!!! I love all your snakes too. I had a few snakes...2 ball pythons and 3 red tail boas (two were babies). I loved my snakes, but had to get rid of them...hubby coldn't stand them and didn't have enough time to love on them like they needed. I love the praying mantis...she is gorgeous. We have tons of them around our house. I tried to hold one the last time and the thing freaked and I got bit/scrached or something ....IT HURT!!!!
No biggy. I'll just post links to them so people can take a peak if they wish.
My spider collection is getting a bit out of hand but I just love them. Some are so beautiful. My kids can't stand them. It's not like I let them run around or anything. This is the next one I want to get it's a beauty... b5 with racing stripes
-----> WARNING LINK TO A YUKKY SPIDER lol... http://homepage.ntlworld.com/the.tarantula.store/P.metallica.htm
Most of the snakes are the hubbys. The ones that get huge are his. The rainbow boa and the milk snake are mine. The mantis is a cutie, it's tiny about the size of a dime. I found it online while looking for a new spider. They can be aggressive little beasts and they do hurt when they bite and scratch, they have sharp spikes on there arms for catching food...
Yeah I know about them hooks, I am pretty sure that is what snagged me. That tarantula is gorgeuos. I have never seen a blue one before. How much is that bugger gonna set you back? I love bigger snakes. I can't do the little ones. My friend at the pet store is always trying to get me to buy one of those cornsnakes and other snakes that are really skinny and stay little, but I won't even touch them...they freak me out. But bring me a huge python or boa and I'm right there wanting to hold it, pet it, play with it, take it home.
Boy! You REALLY are missing your husband! hahahah! :D :haha: :haha: :boogie: :boogie: :patriot: :smilielol:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Quote from: skip68 on March 14, 2007, 12:29:22 PM
Boy! You REALLY are missing your husband! hahahah! :D :haha: :haha: :boogie: :boogie: :patriot: :smilielol:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
LOL no I haven't been to the pet store since he left would always go when he was here...to piss him off...he hates snakes.
Quote from: 68chrgrwife on March 14, 2007, 12:24:43 PM
Yeah I know about them hooks, I am pretty sure that is what snagged me. That tarantula is gorgeuos. I have never seen a blue one before. How much is that bugger gonna set you back? I love bigger snakes. I can't do the little ones. My friend at the pet store is always trying to get me to buy one of those cornsnakes and other snakes that are really skinny and stay little, but I won't even touch them...they freak me out. But bring me a huge python or boa and I'm right there wanting to hold it, pet it, play with it, take it home.
If I told you you would think I was crazy. I'm hopping to get a baby one so it shouldn't cost as much... Still a bit pricey. My hubby thinks I'm a nut case with them as it is...
My 120lb puppy! His name is Buck, about 7 yars old now
Madison (Keeshound)
Keelie (Corgi/Pomerianan X)
Max & Vegas, our Cairn and Westie.
Georgie our 3 year old Cocker Spaniel :icon_smile_big:
(http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL482/8815282/16293462/251690786.jpg)
i dont want to hijack this but does anyone here own a bulldog? i havent checked all 7 pages for pics (my internet server is kinda slow) i really, really want one (or 2 or 3)
Our dog doing what he loves second best..........(first is being outside watching the people)
Quote from: mikesbbody on May 11, 2007, 02:30:01 AM
i dont want to hijack this but does anyone here own a bulldog? i havent checked all 7 pages for pics (my internet server is kinda slow) i really, really want one (or 2 or 3)
There's one on this page... http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,156.120.html
Quote from: 6670charger on May 11, 2007, 08:37:04 AM
Our dog doing what he loves second best..........(first is being outside watching the people)
Laying on a cool wood floor if I had that much fur would be my fav too :icon_smile_tongue:
are dog
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on May 11, 2007, 05:34:19 PM
Quote from: mikesbbody on May 11, 2007, 02:30:01 AM
i dont want to hijack this but does anyone here own a bulldog? i havent checked all 7 pages for pics (my internet server is kinda slow) i really, really want one (or 2 or 3)
There's one on this page... http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,156.120.html
thanks charger fan! that bulldog is beautiful!
no,.. "R"
This is one of ours, This is my buddy Kane, As you can see, he will work at getting your attention if he wants it!
Quote from: pettyfan43 on May 17, 2007, 01:02:19 PM
This is one of ours, This is my buddy Kane, As you can see, he will work at getting your attention if he wants it!
he was just mad because you weren't on the forum...LOL
Quote from: 68chrgrwife on May 17, 2007, 01:50:53 PM
Quote from: pettyfan43 on May 17, 2007, 01:02:19 PM
This is one of ours, This is my buddy Kane, As you can see, he will work at getting your attention if he wants it!
he was just mad because you weren't on the forum...LOL
Actually that was my Wife, Mrs Pettyfan43, and her laptop, she took the pic with her camera on her phone.
She cruises here some as well!
Well our cat had kittens....here they are
First one is Jackie (I named her)
Second one is Lily (my sister named her)
Third one is Chloe (my sister named her)
Can I use those pictures for my website?? TUFCAT :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
Quote from: TUFCAT on July 12, 2007, 07:47:13 PM
Can I use those pictures for my website?? TUFCAT :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :hah: :smilielol: :smilielol:
heres my inspector, she walks around behind me all day and checks out everything i touch. she is 1.5 years old and around 50lbs and never boring.
third pic is when she was around 4 months old, the rest are fairly recent
she's beautiful lurker!
thats an awesome dog!!
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on July 12, 2007, 07:33:04 PM
Well our cat had kittens....here they are
First one is Jackie (I named her)
Second one is Lily (my sister named her)
Third one is Chloe (my sister named her)
Awwwwww , how cute. I see you named the cutest one Jackie. :2thumbs:
;D
:angel: They are too cute Cody! Lilly and Chloe are just as cute as Jakie! Where is mom's pic?
Quote from: Wheels of Terror on July 26, 2007, 02:36:40 PM
:angel: They are too cute Cody! Lilly and Chloe are just as cute as Jakie! Where is mom's pic?
I like Jackie :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on March 12, 2007, 12:04:36 AM
The bunny Shelby rescued and nursed back to health. She set her alarm and bottle feed the little guy every 2 hours.
I was on a riding mower a couple week back and ran over a full nest of them about half that size.......I had deck just high enough and all were unscathed :o
Here is Stumpy and Frisky. Stumpy likes to go wherever I go. He likes fishing and hanging out in the garage always hoping for a ride. The last time I fired the charger up it had a pretty much rusted away exhaust system and sounded like open headers and he jumped right in. Loud cars don't frighten him but he don't care for air tools though.
Quote from: The70RT on July 26, 2007, 09:35:35 PM
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on March 12, 2007, 12:04:36 AM
The bunny Shelby rescued and nursed back to health. She set her alarm and bottle feed the little guy every 2 hours.
I was on a riding mower a couple week back and ran over a full nest of them about half that size.......I had deck just high enough and all were unscathed :o
That's good. :2thumbs:
Quote from: 70charger_boy on July 26, 2007, 06:43:00 PM
Quote from: Wheels of Terror on July 26, 2007, 02:36:40 PM
:angel: They are too cute Cody! Lilly and Chloe are just as cute as Jakie! Where is mom's pic?
I like Jackie :icon_smile_big:
Brown noser.
::)
Quote from: Wheels of Terror on July 29, 2007, 10:31:53 PM
Quote from: 70charger_boy on July 26, 2007, 06:43:00 PM
Quote from: Wheels of Terror on July 26, 2007, 02:36:40 PM
:angel: They are too cute Cody! Lilly and Chloe are just as cute as Jakie! Where is mom's pic?
I like Jackie :icon_smile_big:
Brown noser.
::)
:lol: It's hard to brown nose when she ignores me
:haha: :haha: :haha: :whistling:
j
Here's our latest production. She is 5 months old. Her name is Daisy, and she's adorable.The eyes are the same size, but the colors throw you off.
No relation, but they are now brother and sister. :2thumbs:
(http://hangtenregistry.com/gallery/albums/Jack/DSC00502.sized.jpg)
(http://hangtenregistry.com/gallery/albums/Jack/DSC00510.sized.jpg)
(http://hangtenregistry.com/gallery/albums/Jack/DSC00514.sized.jpg)
(http://hangtenregistry.com/gallery/albums/Jack/DSC00525.sized.jpg)
(http://hangtenregistry.com/gallery/albums/Jack/DSC00535.sized.jpg)
Cute little bugger, Chris. :thumbs:
Our 'Meathead' (Pit Bull) likes those little red squeaky toys too...but they don't last very long. He has the feet pulled off in a matter of minutes, then about a half hour later it's in at least 3 pieces. Last time I was at the pet store, I got him a TIRE to chew on! :D
He got a chunk out of it the first day, but I think he gave up on the shredding idea. Now he just likes to play tug with it. :lol:
One like this.
(http://www.petco.com/Assets/product_images/4%5C4677231014B.jpg)
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on August 23, 2007, 06:56:40 PM
Cute little bugger, Chris. :thumbs:
Our 'Meathead' (Pit Bull) likes those little red squeaky toys too...but they don't last very long. He has the feet pulled off in a matter of minutes, then about a half hour later it's in at least 3 pieces. Last time I was at the pet store, I got him a TIRE to chew on! :D
He got a chunk out of it the first day, but I think he gave up on the shredding idea. Now he just likes to play tug with it. :lol:
Thanks CF! I know all about the useless toy purchases I have made throughout the years. I just let them knaw the furniture at this point. It's much cheaper than buying a $4 toy every other day. ;)
Our 2 rabbits. Mine was named 'Hemi' and my sisters was 'Oreo'. We had to let them go back in July. This pic was taken on the day we let them go. :'(
why'd ya have to let them go....they are soooo cute.
Because we're gonna move in a month or so and we cant take them with us. Were staying in the same town but we're moving to a smaller house (so small I lose the garage and get a carport :icon_smile_blackeye:) but yea, we thought July would of been a good time to let them go because its warm and etc and it will give them time to gain weight and get ready to burrow for the winter/fall.
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on September 13, 2007, 10:12:17 AM
Because we're gonna move in a month or so and we cant take them with us. Were staying in the same town but we're moving to a smaller house (so small I lose the garage and get a carport :icon_smile_blackeye:) but yea, we thought July would of been a good time to let them go because its warm and etc and it will give them time to gain weight and get ready to burrow for the winter/fall.
Yeah but those were never wild..........they probably will die anyway since they don't know how to feed during the heavy winter?
Basically, they had a ground pen type thing so they ate the grass and etc. Also, they both escaped during fall last year and anyways, they were gone for 3-4 weeks. We ended up finding their burrows and capturing them and putting them back in the cage. So they have some "experience" ;). Also, our winters arent that bad over here...mostly rainy.
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on September 13, 2007, 11:24:19 AM
Basically, they had a ground pen type thing so they ate the grass and etc. Also, they both escaped during fall last year and anyways, they were gone for 3-4 weeks. We ended up finding their burrows and capturing them and putting them back in the cage. So they have some "experience" ;). Also, our winters arent that bad over here...mostly rainy.
:2thumbs:
Ok, I was really looking for 383 engine pics but I stumbled across this thread...
Here is Jake after a long days work on the 69....
OK, it's time you met PePe (pay-pay). He's by far the smartest dog we've ever had. Pretty much house broke himself in a day. He has total control of us and the house and loves to go for rides in the Charger. We are his pack and he protests if we even think of doing anything without him. Bob
Don't bother me..... the game is on.
Ok.......Finally got the pet pics on the confuzer! We got Horses, Puppies & Kittys up on the Farm!
Dusty is the new Guy......My wife's other man. :eyes: :D
The Paints name is Nemo.......My Mother-in-Laws Pony. :icon_smile_big:
The old Girl is "Joey"
The Kittys......
The Black ones are known as the "Littles".........I don't know which one is which :shruggy:
The Orange & White Tabby is "Klinger" He's no longer with us :'(
The Big Boy is "Cinco" He's a mini Mountain Lion who keeps the Dogs in Line! :D
The Puppies...........[no, not those puppies :D]
Theres Bandit [the Orange Chow mix]
Mikey [The Wolf/Sheapard mix]
Bo-Bo [ The Blue Healer/Aus. Shep mix]
I will have to get some pictures of my english bull dog
he had a cushy like at home and got in trouble, now he ride to work with me everyday and is my junk yard dog
Sissy, the stray cat my roomate and I sort of adopted.
Here are two of my boys. They're half brothers. The pics are a little blury cause it was pretty dark in the room and auto focus needs a bit more light to work.
I love the "flash" effect :lol:
Last month my daughter wanted a bird, but changed her mind & then wanted a mouse. I wasn't really into having any pet that has to stay in a cage, but my wife said it might be nice to let her get something. I wasn't going to be the mean bastard, so I said go ahead, but I'm not cleaning any cages. Well, she picked out a mouse & it only took a couple of weeks before it was very tame & not terrified to be handled. She's been good with it, & at 8 years old, she finally has her own pet to take care of. She's been cleaning the cage & feeding the mouse on a regular basis without complaining. I know I wouldn't have at that age. :lol:
A week after we had it, we had to put one of our cats down that had a tumor in her throat that kept her from eating & drinking. Now a second cat of ours has a bunch of small tumors on her back that can't be removed. I guess having the mouse now is good for the timing. My daughter is worried over the one cat & misses the other, but the mouse is keeping her occupied. She wanted me to post a pic of her new friend who seems kind of cool for a rodent. She named her "Wheels" since she spends all damn day running on her wheel, lol. Next lesson for my daughter to learn fast is to keep her bedroom door closed or else the cat with the tumor will have a snack. :o
Quote from: Old Moparz on November 09, 2007, 03:17:47 PM
Last month my daughter wanted a bird, but changed her mind & then wanted a mouse. I wasn't really into having any pet that has to stay in a cage, but my wife said it might be nice to let her get something. I wasn't going to be the mean bastard, so I said go ahead, but I'm not cleaning any cages. Well, she picked out a mouse & it only took a couple of weeks before it was very tame & not terrified to be handled. She's been good with it, & at 8 years old, she finally has her own pet to take care of. She's been cleaning the cage & feeding the mouse on a regular basis without complaining. I know I wouldn't have at that age. :lol:
A week after we had it, we had to put one of our cats down that had a tumor in her throat that kept her from eating & drinking. Now a second cat of ours has a bunch of small tumors on her back that can't be removed. I guess having the mouse now is good for the timing. My daughter is worried over the one cat & misses the other, but the mouse is keeping her occupied. She wanted me to post a pic of her new friend who seems kind of cool for a rodent. She named her "Wheels" since she spends all damn day running on her wheel, lol. Next lesson for my daughter to learn fast is to keep her bedroom door closed or else the cat with the tumor will have a snack. :o
Been their done that....good luck. My little girl lost a hamster a couple months ago. It got out and the Snauzer got a snack....didn't eat him just killed it. Now she got another one. We have to keep the door wired shut.
here's my little devil in fur!
hey,, CHARGER_FAN check out my buddy i hatched him 7 years ago he is a male mallard now you guys know where my name came from :icon_smile_big: hes molting in this pic so he has some brown feathers coming in ;D pic quility sucks
i have really good pics but htey always say they are around 260 kb's and i can't post them errr :RantExplode: i just dont know how to resize them
Quote from: mally69 on November 11, 2007, 09:23:04 AM
i have really good pics but htey always say they are around 260 kb's and i can't post them errr :RantExplode: i just dont know how to resize them
i feel ya mally... i usually have teh same prob!!! hahahah i end up asking mike to resize em for me!!! LOL
quack..quack!!!!
:cheers:
Well, i figured out the size problem. You see i take all my pics with a cell phone then email them to my computer, all i did was turn the resolution down a bit ton the phone and my pics turn out good :2thumbs: Here's my buddy , in this pic he is more brown but he should get his green head and grey feathers shortly..
cool!! nice lookin duck!!! i don't know anybody that has a duck as a pet!! :shruggy:
is he friendly?? does he hang out w/ you on the couch & stuff??? (i'm not busting your chops..i'm curious!!! i'm not being a wiseassss or anything!!)
:popcrn:
Yea actually he is really friendly, doesnt peck hard or mean he will just hold on to you once in a while with his beak. hel'l willl follow me around the yard and sometimes and take after my truck as i leave ( kinda like a dog).Totally afraid of the charger its a bit to loud he don't like that . He will come up to me and ill pick him up and walk around with him he's pretty cool. I can't bring him in the house he probably shit all over, as long as im holding him he wont shit. :icon_smile_big: :icon_smile_big: Mallard Mally thats where i got my screen name from the first duck i had his name was mally.. the one in the pic's name is bo or boo he responds to both.. :2thumbs:
He can be nosey once in a while, if im in the garage working on my car he will walk in and stand beside me just looking around :icon_smile_big:
cool!!!!! good for you!!! you have a cool lookin lil friend there!!! yea i wasn't sure how domesticated they get..like dogs n cats per se.
:2thumbs:
yea they get pretty tame, I hatched all the ones i had, i even had a canada goose that i hatched and i was the only one that could could pick it up and hold it. She would do the same as my duck does but she got killed last july 4th :'(
awwwwww sorry bro!! that's sad when you lose a pet!!! funny how attached we get!!!
i found a 7-10 mnth old pit bull puppy while on a call the other night at work... and was sad to see it go in the humaine society van!! but the guy told me they'll place him in a good home no prob..cause he was a good puppy & looked really nice with his colors & markings!! i named him "oatmeal", while we were driving around in my patrol car from call to call... he ate my "oatmeal cookie!!" but wouldn't eat any of the dog biscuits & treats we had at HQ!! hahahaha
yea thats true.. You should have kept that little guy
i tell ya.... i was really thinkin about it!! BUT... i already have a monster 90 lb american bulldog.. and 2 cats!!! LOL meow..woof..hissssss..bark!!
aghhhhhh it's like a funny farm here sometimes!!! LOL
if they were one of those shelters that uthenize animals after 2 weeks or so if not adopted... i would of definatley kept him... but the guy told me they only do that in extreme behaviorial problems or if they have to for humain medical reasons... he said he'd call me & let me know how he was doing!!!
:2thumbs:
i'll tell ya... what a good boy he was!! i had him in the back seat of the radio car.. and he kept jumping thru the middle glass window of the cage to get up front with me!!! hahahaha
haha poor little guy wanted to see what's going on up front.. At least the guy is goign to keep you updated
This is our Aussie. Her name is Annie. The first picture is a little out of focus but she is acting a little like a Kangaroo checking out my GN right after we brought it home. The other is a little better picture of her relaxing on the floor of our RV.
I got tired of seeing Jesse relaxing on the floor while I went out in the rain for the morning paper. So I taught her a new skill: http://youtube.com/watch?v=7PS-LkEdq40
That's awesome, Bull! :lol:
Quote from: mally69 on November 11, 2007, 09:13:35 AM
hey,, CHARGER_FAN check out my buddy i hatched him 7 years ago he is a male mallard now you guys know where my name came from :icon_smile_big: hes molting in this pic so he has some brown feathers coming in ;D pic quility sucks
Great looking ducky, Mally! :thumbs: Our duck got through molting about 3 weeks ago, now he looks all purty again. Do you have a pen to keep him in, or do you just let him wander about? Our neighborhood is packed together fairly well, so we can't let Walter out of the back yard unsupervised.
What sort of pool do you have for him? I'm looking for a new idea, our existing one is getting worn out.
BTW, there's a lady who makes DIAPER HARNESSES (http://www.thegoosesmother.com/id47.html) for ducks & geese, if you feel like changing diapers. :lol: They definitely love to shit everywhere...I've pretty much nicknamed our duck "gravy butt". I don't call him by his real name any more. :smilielol:
Heres my kitty Jackie now :2thumbs:
good lookin.... ummm "kitty" :naughty: ..... hmmmm wonder where ya got the name from :shruggy:
can we say stalker!!!! hahahahaha
:nana:
i guess shelby would've been way to obvious!! hahaha
:smilielol:
I actually named her Jackson (because I use play Jackson guitars) BUT...then I found out that she was a girl so I changed it to Jackie.
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on November 12, 2007, 04:36:20 PM
That's awesome, Bull! :lol:
Quote from: mally69 on November 11, 2007, 09:13:35 AM
hey,, CHARGER_FAN check out my buddy i hatched him 7 years ago he is a male mallard now you guys know where my name came from :icon_smile_big: hes molting in this pic so he has some brown feathers coming in ;D pic quility sucks
Great looking ducky, Mally! :thumbs: Our duck got through molting about 3 weeks ago, now he looks all purty again. Do you have a pen to keep him in, or do you just let him wander about? Our neighborhood is packed together fairly well, so we can't let Walter out of the back yard unsupervised.
What sort of pool do you have for him? I'm looking for a new idea, our existing one is getting worn out.
BTW, there's a lady who makes DIAPER HARNESSES (http://www.thegoosesmother.com/id47.html) for ducks & geese, if you feel like changing diapers. :lol: They definitely love to shit everywhere...I've pretty much nicknamed our duck "gravy butt". I don't call him by his real name any more. :smilielol:
Yea i have a 10x10 x8 chain link fence that i had all three of my ducks in but a coon got in there and took two of them, so now i have Bo or boo in the biggest dog kennel i could find, As for the pool, i bought a 75 gal rubbermaid tub that i put under the rain spout at the end of the garage that i put him in it has a screw in drain plug so it pretty easy. I drain it before every rain so it gets filled back up with clean water. I usually every morning let bo run around the yard all day then i put him back in the kennel, he got so used to going in there at night i usually just have to go out and shut the door he goes in by himself. What do you have for a pool, can you pick up malter or is he pretty timid. Does he stay pretty close to your house or does he wonder off?
Quote from: mally69 on November 21, 2007, 06:44:23 PM
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on November 12, 2007, 04:36:20 PM
That's awesome, Bull! :lol:
Quote from: mally69 on November 11, 2007, 09:13:35 AM
hey,, CHARGER_FAN check out my buddy i hatched him 7 years ago he is a male mallard now you guys know where my name came from :icon_smile_big: hes molting in this pic so he has some brown feathers coming in ;D pic quility sucks
Great looking ducky, Mally! :thumbs: Our duck got through molting about 3 weeks ago, now he looks all purty again. Do you have a pen to keep him in, or do you just let him wander about? Our neighborhood is packed together fairly well, so we can't let Walter out of the back yard unsupervised.
What sort of pool do you have for him? I'm looking for a new idea, our existing one is getting worn out.
BTW, there's a lady who makes DIAPER HARNESSES (http://www.thegoosesmother.com/id47.html) for ducks & geese, if you feel like changing diapers. :lol: They definitely love to shit everywhere...I've pretty much nicknamed our duck "gravy butt". I don't call him by his real name any more. :smilielol:
Yea i have a 10x10 x8 chain link fence that i had all three of my ducks in but a coon got in there and took two of them, so now i have Bo or boo in the biggest dog kennel i could find, As for the pool, i bought a 75 gal rubbermaid tub that i put under the rain spout at the end of the garage that i put him in it has a screw in drain plug so it pretty easy. I drain it before every rain so it gets filled back up with clean water. I usually every morning let bo run around the yard all day then i put him back in the kennel, he got so used to going in there at night i usually just have to go out and shut the door he goes in by himself. What do you have for a pool, can you pick up malter or is he pretty timid. Does he stay pretty close to your house or does he wonder off?
We have a fenced back yard, so he can't get out unless we take him out. I made him a wooden pen, with chicken wire stapled on the outside to give him some security. He stays there each night. There's a larger area & sectioned off with chain link to keep our dogs from getting too crazy with him when he's out of the pen. He likes to play with them & tug on whatever he can get his beak on, but the dogs can trample him in short order if they're too excited.
The pool is a kiddie's swimming pool that we clean once a week. I'd like to get something deeper so he can stretch his legs more when he's swimming, that's why I asked about yours. I was probing for ideas. ;D
In March '06, we got another duckling (Stanley) so Walter had some company. At first, they did nothing but fight...it took a couple weeks before they'd play nicely. Stanley stuck around until January '07, then flew off one day when it was below zero outside...I guess he had enough of the cold. :lol: Walter doesn't fly very far, he's too fat. :icon_smile_big:
(can't remember if I posted this pic here already & too lazy to go looking)
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/1032473/3a2.jpg)
Our current pool is smaller than this one...this one developed a big leak about a week before a big wind storm blew a smaller one into the yard. Perfect! :icon_smile_big:
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/1008920/4f3.jpg)
Walter is pretty tame & trusting with people he knows, but he won't let strangers within arm's reach. I pick him up fairly regularly, I think he likes being up high. :lol:
Yea, i used to keep using those kiddie pools, but they always got hole's in them and they werent deep enough, they have all differnt sizes of those tub's like i bought. im pretty sure they have a few different smaller ones than i have and they are really thick so they will last probably forever ;D one of the ones i had few away but the was in the yard the next morning must have gotten hungry :shruggy: bo is kinda fat comapred to the other ones i had always thought he couldnt fly until onee day he lifted off flew they holeway around the house it was neet watching him flap around.
Its kinda strange bo will let certain strangers pick him up and others he will run away from.
At the end of the summer my daughter got a pet mouse. I wasn't too keen on this since we have a pet cat, & my daughter would forget her head if it wasn't attached to her neck. Anyway, she named the mouse "Wheels" since she spent a lot of time on the exercise wheel. A few months later, the mouse fell & broke it's back. It didn't die, but to get around the poor thing drags her back legs. (Here comes the crazy part.) My wife took the mouse to the vet since our daughter was so upset, & the vet said try some anti-inflammatory medicine for a few days & see what happens.
So now, twice a day my wife wraps Wheels in a small towel leaving her head sticking out, while I somehow manage to get a plastic syringe into it's mouth to squirt the medicine. Well, the mouse seemed okay, but still dragged itself around. Now instead of running on the wheel, she stayed inside her nest looking depressed. I'm not sure if she started drinking, but I noticed the Wild Turkey was disappearing faster & suggested to my wife that instead of having to deal with an alcoholic mouse, we should get her a companion. (Yeah, I didn't want a mouse but invited a second one) So my daughter was excited & picked out a white baby mouse that was in the snake food bin at the pet store & named it "Baby Mouse".
They're both actually very tame & the first one, Wheels, is friendlier than the dumb cat we have....LOL. I doubt the thing will have full use of the rear legs again, but amazingly she can move & use them. I guess the vet was right & the medicine worked. Nothing like spending $75 to fix a $4.99 mouse. :lol:
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v502/OldMoparz/Family%20Photos%202/12-20-07A44.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v502/OldMoparz/Family%20Photos%202/12-20-07A46.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v502/OldMoparz/Family%20Photos%202/12-20-07A31.jpg)
My catpack.....
tigger... good cat, wont cover up its shiza for nothing though.
Quote from: NorwayCharger on December 22, 2007, 03:05:37 PM
My catpack.....
:smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
New pics of my dogs :cheers:
And new pics of the cats :cheers:
(http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;id=62944;image)
looks like they've been reading your posts.. :lol:
:smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: SMARTASS :nana:
Hehe :D
We have 2 horses, 2 cats and a dog. My wife and my daughter races the horses, the cats are pissing in my garage, and the spoiled dog is stealing my bed :shruggy:
Quote from: Brock Samson on January 18, 2008, 04:56:16 PM
looks like they've been reading your posts.. :lol:
:smilielol:........In that order too. Really....go back and look at the pics :D
:smilielol:
Here's a link to my dogs website!
www.coolyorkies.homestead.com
KIDSIXPACK
www.sixpacksuperbee.homestead.com
119 pictures of our cats
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sselden13/2166317733/in/set-72157600363158177/
(http://xs123.xs.to/xs123/08030/2128301234_6a21c8aa20125.jpg) (http://xs.to)
here are pics of our two german sheperds....
(http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh224/mymusclemopars/buddy3.jpg)
(http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh224/mymusclemopars/buddy2.jpg)
Here are my cats all sleeping on my bed last Friday.
Those two sleeping together sure are buddies. :) My cat's won't sleep on each other. They like each other, but there's no way they'd sleep like that..they need space, I think. ;D
TIDUS my new boxer!!
The newest addition to the family thanks to my son. A 2yo female named Zelda (from the game Legend of Zelda). She is grey and black with orange mixed in.
Here's me doing protection work with a local police dog.
And here's a couple of our pups... we raise German Shepherds. These two brothers are pictured at 8 weeks old, and went to their new homes a few days after this picture.
Quote from: SFRT on January 20, 2008, 04:44:53 PM
119 pictures of our cats
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sselden13/2166317733/in/set-72157600363158177/
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WOW! Your cat is GEORGOUS!!!!! :yesnod: :2thumbs: I love Bengals! Looking to get one at some point! Again, beautiful cat!
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
We have a new addition to our home.... she's going to a friend of ours when she's ready. Meet Maelie!!!
Here's my Beagle Jack.
He moves quick.
Took me an hour to get these 4.
I'm not exaggerating.
Stumpy
i figgured i'd put this link here, it's a compolation of some of the most exceptional wild life photography I've ever seen,..
lots of pics and it'll take a while to load, but worth every moment... :yesnod:
http://www.flickriver.com/groups/343046@N25/pool/interesting/
Quote from: Brock Samson on May 28, 2008, 10:26:04 PM
i figgured i'd put this link here, it's a compolation of some of the most exceptional wild life photography I've ever seen,..
lots of pics and it'll take a while to load, but worth every moment... :yesnod:
http://www.flickriver.com/groups/343046@N25/pool/interesting/
56040 pictures!
DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN
That's Horse Shit....Watch out...My five Horses are sure piling it up high. I thought with that many Horses my wife and daughter would be happy....WRONG...Now I have 2 dogs, 2 cats and three Leghorns...Guess who has to take care of them all ? :brickwall:
don't post pics... :rotz:
Our new addition. One of Shelby's graduation presents. This is Ryden. He is named after one of Shelby's favorite artists.
Jackie
It Looks just my daughters cat "Bandit"
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My pics in the last year....... we don't have any cats at the moment :slap:
1 year Older ''NOW'', :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: 70charginglizard on May 31, 2008, 05:26:36 PM
Jackie
It Looks just my daughters cat "Bandit"
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Kelly, It does look like Bandit. And they both have the Mopar M. :icon_smile_big:
Annie ask if she could post her picture so here it is.
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on May 31, 2008, 02:36:47 PM
Our new addition. One of Shelby's graduation presents. This is Ryden. He is named after one of Shelby's favorite artists.
Jackie and Shelby......AWW, that kitten is SO Adorably cute! If I needed a reason to get a 5th cat around here.... that would be it!! ;)
Quote from: TUFCAT on June 05, 2008, 04:49:32 PM
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on May 31, 2008, 02:36:47 PM
Our new addition. One of Shelby's graduation presents. This is Ryden. He is named after one of Shelby's favorite artists.
Jackie and Shelby......AWW, that kitten is SO Adorably cute! If I needed a reason to get a 5th cat around here.... that would be it!! ;)
I'd say! :yesnod:
We just got a new addition to our family....cat #5...she's a 2 month old manx kitten. My sister named her Pixie. She has beautiful colouring
My cat Sabastion. He likes to lay on my computer a lot :lol:
Quote from: Wi. Charger Guy on June 08, 2008, 12:25:16 PM
My cat Sabastion. He likes to lay on my computer a lot :lol:
So Pete, I guess Sabastion saw the kitty pic. up top there and figgures that's his place then... :lol:
Here's my dog Shane. We think he's a Belgian Malinois/some-type-of-hound mix. We also have a little fat black cat named Stella.
(http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w169/fitz73chrgr/Charger/CopyofIMG_0828.jpg)
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Here is my 13 year old cat "Chilly"! He adopted me 12 years ago at our family ranch. :pity: I named him chilly, because it was icy on our porch when he showed up! Guess he new a sucker for a cat when he saw one. :yesnod: He's such a great cat, and he even talks! He say's Mooooaaaaaaam! I just assume he's calling me! :icon_smile_big: Hehe! :D
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
P.S. Notice the fresh kill! :eek2:
Last Monday my Vet put my 12 year old horse down. It was a very sad couple of days here. Worst part was, that it was my Daughters horse. :cryin:
Quote from: ACUDANUT on August 11, 2008, 10:53:46 AM
Last Monday my Vet put my 12 year old horse down. It was a very sad couple of days here. Worst part was, that it was my Daughters horse. :cryin:
Sorry to hear that. Animals are part of the family and it hurts.
QuoteHere's my dog Shane
what a great face
I thought I posted in this thread.
SFRT, your Bengals are beautiful. There's no doubt they're a different breed, ours like water, being under the covers and being up as high as possible, like in the closets. The wife and daughter want another, but two are enough.
Hemi is orange, & 'cuda is the gray one. Other than the above similarities, the personalities are opposite. Hemi is afraid of strangers and actually growls when the doorbell is rung as he runs to hide.
'cuda is vocal and will approach anyone. She also adores my daughter.
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I want a dog, a golden. Just not sure I can commit to one
heres oreo
awwww cute cats
:bump:
Heres our new cat "Fernando" He found us about a month ago.
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This is Butters. He's still not quite house trained, but with a face this cute, you just can't stay mad at him.
Here's Popeye we found him in a wood pile with his brother 8 years ago.
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And Kirby I found him in a shed with three other kittens about 2-3 years ago.
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And of course the newest addition Cinnamon.
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Not happy about his bath!
Here are my three. the brown brindle is my boxer Princess Buttercup (Buttercup for short), the black brindle mastif is Fezzik (we call her Fezzi), and the pug is Prince Humperdinck (Dinck for short). My wife named them, can you guess her favorite movie?
"The Princess Bride!" Now what do I win? :shruggy: :smilielol: :D
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Quote from: ac_knight on October 02, 2008, 11:46:15 AM
Here are my three. the brown brindle is my boxer Princess Buttercup (Buttercup for short), the black brindle mastif is Fezzik (we call her Fezzi), and the pug is Prince Humperdinck (Dinck for short). My wife named them, can you guess her favorite movie?
who is the dred pirate roberts
Quote from: skip68 on October 02, 2008, 04:16:48 PM
"The Princess Bride!" Now what do I win? :shruggy: :smilielol: :D
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
You win a huge
GOOD JOB!!!!Quote from: moparstuart on October 02, 2008, 04:26:42 PM
Quote from: ac_knight on October 02, 2008, 11:46:15 AM
Here are my three. the brown brindle is my boxer Princess Buttercup (Buttercup for short), the black brindle mastif is Fezzik (we call her Fezzi), and the pug is Prince Humperdinck (Dinck for short). My wife named them, can you guess her favorite movie?
who is the dred pirate roberts
I am sad to say the Dread Pirate Roberts aka Westley has passed away. His collar was hung up on the fence and it got twisted and he passed last Memorial Day. He was a rescue from the Humane Society and was a beagle/yorkie mix.
Heres my newly adopted cat "Leroy". I picked him up from the gas station I frequently hang out at.
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My Great Danes.
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QuoteMy Great Danes.
outstanding. what a face :2thumbs:
heheh Love those faces, they look like they're up to something.
Quote from: Khyron on October 27, 2008, 10:38:21 AM
heheh Love those faces, they look like they're up to something.
Nice dogs :2thumbs:
More faces..of my cats
:icon_smile: awwww cute cats :yesnod:
me and my wifes new cat charger 500
Brunette (left) passed away in 2008, (http://signavatar.com/files/avatars/2304_13.jpg) Bruno (right) passed away in 2007,
A pic of our "children" Tucker bear and Ricky doodle. sittin on my lap. Typical week night (or weekend night for that matter) Dogs have a special place in our hearts.
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My english bull dog and best friend winston. His dad was registered as Sir winston , So I register him as Sir winston cup ? Then nextel / sprint came along :shruggy: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
That's funny Stuart....maybe that's why he looks pissed :lol: Here is Stumpy again
QuoteDogs have a special place in our hearts.
:yesnod: they really do :2thumbs:
Quote from: JoeyGowdy on November 23, 2008, 09:01:41 PM
Brunette (left) passed away in 2008, (http://signavatar.com/files/avatars/2304_13.jpg) Bruno (right) passed away in 2007,
This is Daisy - my new Pure Breed CKC registered Daschund, she's about 7 weeks old in these photos:
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;attach=88173;image
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;attach=88174;image
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;attach=88175;image
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;attach=88176;image
Now when I'm in the General Lee and someone asks me where Daisy is, I can point them to her :)
Here's my newest additions... Benny (the tri-color) and Jett (the black one). Approximately 11-12 weeks old, shelter rescues from the same litter, although they don't look much alike. The mom was a collie/shepherd mix, and the father was speculated to be a lab. They have excellent dispositions, endless energy, and certainly filled the void and silence left by Buddy, our ailing Golden that we had to have put down a few weeks ago. (see reply #26 earlier this thread)
Quote from: TeeWJay426 on December 10, 2008, 11:53:00 AM
Here's my newest additions... Benny (the tri-color) and Jett (the black one). Approximately 11-12 weeks old, shelter rescues from the same litter, although they don't look much alike. The mom was a collie/shepherd mix, and the father was speculated to be a lab. They have excellent dispositions, endless energy, and certainly filled the void and silence left by Buddy, our ailing Golden that we had to have put down a few weeks ago. (see reply #26 earlier this thread)
So,.......you're a Elton John fan? :shruggy: :smilielol: Very cute pups!!! :2thumbs:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Quote from: skip68 on December 10, 2008, 12:06:56 PM
So,.......you're a Elton John fan? :shruggy: :smilielol: Very cute pups!!! :2thumbs:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Actually, Benny was initially named Beethoven.... we didn't care that much for it, even though he does resemble a miniature St. Bernard (for now), so we came up with Benny (based on the Elton song)... it just somehow seemed to fit!
here's our dogs.....we also have 2 cats, 2 ferrets, and 2 cockatiels.....wild kingdom at our house.......
Quote from: TeeWJay426 on December 10, 2008, 11:53:00 AM
They have excellent dispositions, endless energy, and certainly filled the void and silence left by Buddy, our ailing Golden that we had to have put down a few weeks ago. (see reply #26 earlier this thread)
Sorry about your Golden.
May I ask, did it shed much? Why didn't you replace it with another Golden?
We've been talking about getting a dog for a couple years now. I want a Golden, the girls want something smaller. I want one cause I hear they're great with kids and what little I've been around them they too had decent disposition.
This is Buck, my Sheltie. Sadly he developed a brain tumor and had to be put down at age 15 about 7 years ago. He's about 12 in this picture. His favorite people foods were bananas and popcorn but he would eat damn near anything ;D. He went with us on my dad's second deployment overseas, and also lived in Texas, NC, and Kansas. I plan to get a new dog for myself as soon as the weather warms up here. The black and white poodle mix is Oreo. He's my mom's third child, he follows her everywhere. He's a rescue dog from the Humane Society, and also the boss of my mom and stepdad's other three dogs (all WAY bigger than him). This photo is from our Christmas trip to Texas in 2002.
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I have a couple of birds right now, society finches. Here are some pics of them, all the way back to hatchlings.
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about 2 months after hatching.
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today
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Sam.
This is my 13 year old cat, Chilly! He's waiting for "Santy-Paws!" :icon_smile_big:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
this is pickles, she likes long walks on the beach, danceing under the stars......NOT!! she likes to drool and anything that smells like bacon :smilielol: love her to death, she is the glue that holds me together :angel: :yesnod: ;D
we have 4 cats.
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Beautiful kitty's!!!! :2thumbs: Classic pic. too! :yesnod:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Quote from: skip68 on December 15, 2008, 03:14:06 PM
This is my 13 year old cat, Chilly! He's waiting for "Santy-Paws!" :icon_smile_big:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Did you ever get Chilly out of that big litter box that CB left in your garage? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
awww cute pussy cats :yesnod: :icon_smile_approve:
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on December 16, 2008, 07:33:33 PM
Quote from: skip68 on December 15, 2008, 03:14:06 PM
This is my 13 year old cat, Chilly! He's waiting for "Santy-Paws!" :icon_smile_big:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Did you ever get Chilly out of that big litter box that CB left in your garage? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Yeah, I did! The lil' sucker slipped under the door of the garage when I put trash in the cans. :flame: He enjoyed checking out CB's interior, and slipping into the trunk since there is no back seat yet! The garage is quite cramped with two chargers in it so I couldn't open CB's door,............so I start calling him nicely a few times, and then MOMMA GOT MAD!!!! (I know, this NEVER works with cats!) :rotz: I went and got CB's keys to open the trunk, but I forgot he has no lock in it yet!! :brickwall: So the lil' FU*#ER just smiled at me from the trunk! :RantExplode: :nana: I did manage to get him out! He did NO damage! (He physically can't spray either! Vet told us that due to surgery!) So no worries CB! BTW CB: Chilly thinks your ride is sweet! Meow! :smilielol:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
this is mitts .... or was :'( died not long ago , she was 16 .. , she was born in my parents house ! named mittens because she had 7 toes /claws on each front paws ... looked like mittens :yesnod:
Quote from: tan top on December 17, 2008, 08:19:08 PM
this is mitts .... or was :'( died not long ago , she was 16 .. , she was born in my parents house ! named mittens because she had 7 toes /claws on each front paws ... looked like mittens :yesnod:
Aweee. Cute kitty. :)
We got a new puppy today! :2thumbs:
Whelp, we adopted another cat. We got 5 now :P The druggie neighbour we had, that everyone in the building hated, (I live in a 8 family apartment) finally got locked away for a long time. His friends came around looking for someone to take the cat. We thought the cat was dead or long gone because we haven't seen or heard him in a while. So, I was happy to hear it is in great shape. He is about 6 months old. The other guy never named him we were told, so we named him KANE. If you watch WWE wrestling, you know who Kane is. Kane is one of the most relaxed cats I think I ever owned. The way he is laying in the pic with my oldest son, is how Kane is all the time.
If your pets kept a diary...
Excerpts from a Dog's Diary......
8:00 am - Dog food! My favorite thing!
9:30 am - A car ride! My favorite thing!
9:40 am - A walk in the park! My favorite thing!
10:30 am - Got rubbed and petted! My favorite thing!
12:00 pm - Lunch! My favorite thing!
1:00 pm - Played in the yard! My favorite thing!
3:00 pm - Wagged my tail! My favorite thing!
5:00 pm - Milk Bones! My favorite thing!
7:00 pm - Got to play ball! My favorite thing!
8:00 pm - Wow! Watched TV with the people! My favorite thing!
11:00 pm - Sleeping on the bed! My favorite thing!
Excerpts from a Cat's Diary
Day 983 of my captivity...
My captors continue to taunt me with bizarre little dangling objects.
They dine lavishly on fresh meat, while the other inmates and I are fed
hash or some sort of dry nuggets.
Although I make my contempt for the rations perfectly clear, I
nevertheless must eat something in order to keep up my strength.
The only thing that keeps me going is my dream of escape. In an attempt
to disgust them, I once again vomit on the carpet.
Today I decapitated a mouse and dropped its headless body at their feet.
I had hoped this would strike fear into their hearts, since it clearly
demonstrates what I am capable of. However, they merely made
condescending comments about what a 'good little hunter' I am. Bastards.
There was some sort of assembly of their accomplices tonight. I was
placed in solitary confinement for the duration of the event. However, I
could hear the noises and smell the food. I overheard that my confinement
was due to the power of 'allergies.' I must learn what this means and how
to use it to my advantage.
Today I was almost successful in an attempt to assassinate one of my
tormentors by weaving around his feet as he was walking. I must try this
again tomorrow -- but at the top of the stairs.
I am convinced that the other prisoners here are flunkies and snitches.
The dog receives special privileges. He is regularly released - and seems
to be more than willing to return. He is obviously retarded.
The bird has got to be an informant. I observe him communicating with the
guards regularly. I am certain that he reports my every move. My captors
have arranged protective custody for him in an elevated cell, so he is
safe. For now................
:rofl: :smilielol:
The cat one literally had me laughing so hard I teared up!!!!! :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
:rofl: :rofl: :smilielol:
hahaahah :lol: thats funny :yesnod:
:smilielol:
3 horses, 1 mule, 200 head of cattle, 5 cats, 2 dogs, 1 turtle, a few fish
and 1 69 charger (its an animal! :lol:)
Quote from: skip68 on January 05, 2009, 03:28:33 PM
The cat one literally had me laughing so hard I teared up!!!!! :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
me too :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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cool pup :2thumbs:
:drool5:
the moochers
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Quote from: SFRT on January 08, 2009, 05:08:58 PM
the moochers
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lovely looking cats :icon_smile_approve:
Here's one of my babies... She's a toy American Eskimo.. About 7 months old and full grown.
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our pooch Timber. he's the most well mannered, loveable Rotty that I have ever owned.
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with daughter Carissa
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heres what happens when your Rotty discovers an open liquor cabinet -WARNING! not a purty sight! :icon_smile_big::
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My buisness partner got a new rot puppy at work , and our junk yard cat is so dumb the dog chews all over it .
:drool5: the dog is named diesel and the cat is mikey ( ian named the cat ?)
Looks like a bully. I am sure the first time the cat has enough it will be over :lol:
Quote from: The70RT on January 25, 2009, 12:27:27 PM
Looks like a bully. I am sure the first time the cat has enough it will be over :lol:
they been doing it for a month and the cat still loves it
The look that cat is giving you is like "I will burn you." :icon_smile_big:
Our dog is big and bad against our three outside cats when she is inside, but when the dog and cats are together, she runs from them. :nana:
Quote from: JoeyGowdy on November 23, 2008, 09:01:41 PMBrunette (left) passed away in 2008, http://signavatar.com/files/avatars/2304_13.jpg Bruno (right) passed away in 2007,
Quote from: JoeyGowdy on December 10, 2008, 02:56:45 AMThis is Daisy - my new Pure Breed CKC registered Daschund, she's about 7 weeks old in these photos:
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=156.0;attach=88173;image
Now when I'm in the General Lee and someone asks me where Daisy is, I can point them to her :)
Today is Daisy's Birthday... she's 3 months old now... happy birthday!
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charger 500 sleeps in strange positions
Probably cause he's been smokin' the cat nip.
We lost 'Little Rezzie' (on the right) last weekend. :'(
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/794243/8be.jpg)
The worst part is that I'm to blame...I was working in the back yard & had let the dogs out of their pen. Rezzie came over to say hi in an area that's normally quite safe, Braxton (the dog) spooked her, she ran & the chase was on. Normally she has no problem getting away, but for whatever reason, he caught her & wouldn't let go until she stopped fighting.
I beat the shit out of him, trying to make him let go, but no avail.
After she drew her last breath, I came this >< close to putting a .44 through his head.
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I didn't though.
After a couple hours, I realized that it's mostly instinct that made him do that...much like when one of the cats kills a mouse. Now that I know he may do that again I will be much more careful...if only I wasn't out there that day, none of that would have happened. :'(
Quote from: CHARGER_FAN on January 27, 2009, 03:50:23 PM
We lost 'Little Rezzie' (on the right) last weekend. :'(
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/794243/8be.jpg)
The worst part is that I'm to blame...I was working in the back yard & had let the dogs out of their pen. Rezzie came over to say hi in an area that's normally quite safe, Braxton (the dog) spooked her, she ran & the chase was on. Normally she has no problem getting away, but for whatever reason, he caught her & wouldn't let go until she stopped fighting.
I beat the shit out of him, trying to make him let go, but no avail.
After she drew her last breath, I came this >< close to putting a .44 through his head.
(http://onfinite.com/libraries/1403149/c99.jpg)
I didn't though.
After a couple hours, I realized that it's mostly instinct that made him do that...much like when one of the cats kills a mouse. Now that I know he may do that again I will be much more careful...if only I wasn't out there that day, none of that would have happened. :'(
WOW very sorry
Hope the pup never turns on one of your family members like that. That happened to my buddy's dog. Had it since birth(GS) and at 14 the dog turned on him and tore his arm to shreds. He took the dog for a walk and put him down. I remember him in tears about it.
Sorry for the loss of your pet BTW, always tough no matter how it happens.
Mike, if something like that happens, he'll definitely go for a 'walk'. So far, this is the only problem we've had like this in four years. Hope it stays that way, for everyone's sake.
Sorry about that Grant. :angelwing:
Here's our big ham, ~Elsie, as in Elsiemoocow~
that second pic is friggin hilarious
I just got this Harlequin Great Dane puppy yesterday. Still havent settled on a name yet but leaning towards Layla. Shes gonna be one big dog.
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Quote from: mikepmcs on January 27, 2009, 09:28:21 PM
that second pic is friggin hilarious
:iagree: That's hilarious! Perfect name for her, too. :smilielol:
Quote from: Charger1973 on January 27, 2009, 09:36:07 PM
I just got this Harlequin Great Dane puppy yesterday. Still havent settled on a name yet but leaning towards Layla. Shes gonna be one big dog.
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great looking dog there
Grant, I'm sorry to hear that :'(
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on January 28, 2009, 12:43:09 PM
Grant, I'm sorry to hear that :'(
Quote from: The70RT on January 27, 2009, 07:02:27 PM
Sorry about that Grant. :angelwing:
Thanks, guys. :)
It sucks sometimes to have so many feelings tied up in a little cat or other animal, but that's just how it goes & life goes on. Gotta love 'em while they're with us.
Sorry to hear that man. :'(
charger 500 is making him self right at home
Our Italian Greyhounds. Ellie and Tulle
Few more
sorry for your loss Grant .it's tough when an animal dies . there such an important part of the family .
Italian greyhound's are very cool looking . i had an american greyhound years ago , great dogs
QuoteI just got this Harlequin Great Dane puppy yesterday.
wow! what a great dog . my wife loves great dane's . when we get the new house with some land , we're gonna get a Dane . there's one up at the dog park that i play with all the time. his name is big-ins .
Here is a pic of my dog Fezzi, that my wife took. It cracks me up everytime I see it.
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Quote from: ac_knight on February 14, 2009, 09:02:02 AM
Here is a pic of my dog Fezzi, that my wife took. It cracks me up everytime I see it.
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HaHa, looks like he was reading JB666's thread. Nice greyhounds capt. :2thumbs:
My Pug Alabama. LEON.
Pugs are Awesome dogs Leon!!
Here's another veiw. LEON.
Cool dog :2thumbs: I was always amazed how much a pug weighs. Solid little things. :cheers:
Leon, I swear I've seen your dog somewhere before... :scratchchin:
http://www.raincitystory.com/flash/screenclean.swf
Quote from: captnsim on February 17, 2009, 12:27:49 AM
Cool dog :2thumbs: I was always amazed how much a pug weighs. Solid little things. :cheers:
Here is a pug that is solid as they come, fat too. Weighs over thirty pounds. We got him that way, and can not get the weight off of him. Hell we even feed green beans and special diet dog food to help, still nothing.
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Quote from: ac_knight on February 17, 2009, 06:11:30 PM
Quote from: captnsim on February 17, 2009, 12:27:49 AM
Cool dog :2thumbs: I was always amazed how much a pug weighs. Solid little things. :cheers:
Here is a pug that is solid as they come, fat too. Weighs over thirty pounds. We got him that way, and can not get the weight off of him. Hell we even feed green beans and special diet dog food to help, still nothing.
(http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv348/ac_knight/Western3010.jpg)
Cute dog, get a cat :D then the weight will come off. I noticed in the winter my dog gains like 5lbs. He is a small dog and goes from like 17 to 22 in the winter. In the summer he doesn't lay around as much, and goes out more and chases rabbits and squirrels....and of course the cat.
Both my Pugs are only about 12 pounds. My other Pug that Recently passed away :'( :icon_smile_dissapprove: only had one eye, My Sister would sometimes call her POP-EYE. This one I have now has no teeth LEON.
i like pugs , they have a great spirit
Yeah, I love Pugs, Really Freindly & affectionate. Here's my one eyed Pug I had. LEON.
Daisy (4 months) and her first experience with snow...
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This is Buster! Our third "son" He's a Shi-tzu (5months old) He joins is older brother Ricky (2year old Malteese) and much older brother Tucker (13year old Shi-tzu) :cheers:
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Well, the Skip68 family have taken in two new members. Both are yellow labs. The female (Lilly) is 4months, and the male is 6 months. :shruggy: The boy was named "Bocelli", and as much as I like Andrea Bocelli's music, it just doesn't fit this pup. Any idea's for a name? He's the one that is darker and at the back of the couch! Got them both for free, and tons of pet stuff to boot! :2thumbs: Our kids are so happy!!!!! :yesnod: It's funny,......... and cool at the same time,...........the dogs wore out the kids, and vise versa! :lol: Here is a quick pic. that I took. I'll get better ones soon!
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
P.S. Hey Tuffy,......the cat is not impressed! :smilielol: (Yet he's not truly afraid of them! He keeps a close watch on them though! :scratchchin:) He'll get over it! :yesnod: :lol:
I like Cody!!! :lol: I'd say Dakota. It suits him :2thumbs:
Lisa, soon they will be best buddies! ....and I always thought "biscuit" would be a cute name for a yellow lab. :icon_smile_wink:
How about Hunter or Scout? :2thumbs:
We have a new barn cat. :lol: Just showed up, now its hanging around. Scared the crap out of me when I was feeding the steers and it jumped out from under a wheelbarrow right next to me. :smilielol:
Quote from: WingCharger on April 07, 2009, 03:27:55 PM
How about Hunter or Scout? :2thumbs:
We have a new barn cat. :lol: Just showed up, now its hanging around. Scared the crap out of me when I was feeding the steers and it jumped out from under a wheelbarrow right next to me. :smilielol:
Great names Wing. I really do like Hunter or Scout :2thumbs:
I named my collie "Baxter" and my black Lab mix "Charlie"
At first that Bocelli reminded me of Brocolli, There's a name for you :scratchchin: :rofl: LEON.
Quote from: hemi-hampton on April 07, 2009, 04:15:39 PM
At first that Bocelli reminded me of Brocolli, There's a name for you :scratchchin: :rofl: LEON.
:lol:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz2Dpb1Sdik
only had Shih Tzus the last 21 years
1. the old man (Sir E. Wok Sabretooth) whos gone now, was almost 14 when he left, he's closest to the wife wondering why that punk kid girl is leaning on him. she is in the 4th pic
2. the brothers Twister (brown one) and Vader (black as in Darth Vader), they were cute as puppies but started fighting each other so we gave away Twister, he's almost all white now, Vader is just grey now, they are about 5 years old
3. the piglet of the group, Chewy (Chewbacca), about 35 lbs now, he's 7
4. the girl, Precious (we tried to get our son to call her Princess Leigha but he wouldn't go for it, damn 9 years olds think they know everything), she's the boss of the house now that E.Wok is gone, she's 9 now
Quote from: TUFCAT on April 07, 2009, 03:19:12 PM
Lisa, soon they will be best buddies! ....and I always thought "biscuit" would be a cute name for a yellow lab. :icon_smile_wink:
We decided on changing the lil' boy's name to "Bodie". I like the name and it's also the name, of a very cool old ghost town! :yesnod: Both Lilly and Bodie are so good! They are already in my heart and very much a part of our family! The cat has realized that they are here to stay, and gotten over it. Earlier today all three were napping in the same area. :smilielol: :shruggy: :scratchchin: :lol: Thanks for all the great dog names.
Lisa ;)
Quote from: skip68 on April 07, 2009, 06:44:49 PM
Quote from: TUFCAT on April 07, 2009, 03:19:12 PM
Lisa, soon they will be best buddies! ....and I always thought "biscuit" would be a cute name for a yellow lab. :icon_smile_wink:
We decided on changing the lil' boy's name to "Bodie". I like the name and it's also the name, of a very cool old ghost town! :yesnod: Both Lilly and Bodie are so good! They are already in my heart and very much a part of our family! The cat has realized that they are here to stay, and gotten over it. Earlier today all three were napping in the same area. :smilielol: :shruggy: :scratchchin: :lol: Thanks for all the great dog names.
Lisa ;)
Lucky. Our dog has been here for 4 years, and STILL barks at the cats like they are new. :rotz: :rotz: She just won't get use to them. :brickwall:
some more
1. this is where they spend most of their time
2 except vader, he likes the pool alot
3. cockeateil, Hemi, died last year
4. sun conure, Tequila Sunrise, noisy thing, noise not talking, i could live with that............ maybe
so now we have 3 dogs and a bird
Quote from: skip68 on April 07, 2009, 12:48:14 AM
Well, the Skip68 family have taken in two new members. Both are yellow labs. The female (Lilly) is 4months, and the male is 6 months. :shruggy: The boy was named "Bocelli", and as much as I like Andrea Bocelli's music, it just doesn't fit this pup. Any idea's for a name? He's the one that is darker and at the back of the couch! Got them both for free, and tons of pet stuff to boot! :2thumbs: Our kids are so happy!!!!! :yesnod: It's funny,......... and cool at the same time,...........the dogs wore out the kids, and vise versa! :lol: Here is a quick pic. that I took. I'll get better ones soon!
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Here is a good pic. of "Bodie". (Formerly Bocelli) ................look at that face,.......he's a Bodie! :yesnod: :yesnod: :2thumbs: I'll post ones of Lilly soon!
Lisa ;)
Alex (Manx) Wife paid good money for this knot head
Maxwell (Black Cat) Found under a bush - Very gratefull.
This is the 4 mo. old female that we adopted, named "Lilly!" :2thumbs: (Step-sister to Bodie)
Lisa ;)
Bodie is a great name for him (...and yes your right, he looks like a Bodie :icon_smile_wink:)! ...or maybe "Odie" like Garfield movie. :icon_smile_big:
Lilly is so cute .
ok, so next time I will be sleeping in the dogs' house in the back yard :lol:
Quote from: CB on April 08, 2009, 11:14:39 AM
ok, so next time I will be sleeping in the dogs' house in the back yard :lol:
You got it Baby!!!! :2thumbs: :smilielol: :smilielol: :nana: Just kiddin!
Lisa ;)
Quote from: skip68 on April 08, 2009, 11:30:16 AM
Quote from: CB on April 08, 2009, 11:14:39 AM
ok, so next time I will be sleeping in the dogs' house in the back yard :lol:
You got it Baby!!!! :2thumbs: :smilielol: :smilielol: :nana: Just kiddin!
Lisa ;)
as long as you pet me from time to time and feed me cookies I'll be a good boy :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: skip68 on April 07, 2009, 12:48:14 AM
Well, the Skip68 family have taken in two new members. Both are yellow labs. The female (Lilly) is 4months, and the male is 6 months. :shruggy: The boy was named "Bocelli", and as much as I like Andrea Bocelli's music, it just doesn't fit this pup. Any idea's for a name? He's the one that is darker and at the back of the couch! Got them both for free, and tons of pet stuff to boot! :2thumbs: Our kids are so happy!!!!! :yesnod: It's funny,......... and cool at the same time,...........the dogs wore out the kids, and vise versa! :lol: Here is a quick pic. that I took. I'll get better ones soon!
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
P.S. Hey Tuffy,......the cat is not impressed! :smilielol: (Yet he's not truly afraid of them! He keeps a close watch on them though! :scratchchin:) He'll get over it! :yesnod: :lol:
Awwww . very cute Lisa. Congrats :cheers:
Quote from: CB on April 08, 2009, 11:14:39 AM
ok, so next time I will be sleeping in the dogs' house in the back yard :lol:
I've been in the dog house plenty of times - - so I know how it feels. :icon_smile_blackeye:
In fact, sometimes it's my second home. :D (I usually have one dog and two kitty's sleeping cuddled up next to wifey in bed) then she gets pissed when I throw them out! :eek2:
This is Conan, he is a 9 year old German Sheppard cross and weighs 110 pounds.
Loves kids and is a big softy that is spoiled rotten.
My dog looking lost
Got my first "real"cat some weeks ago.
It´s a Main Coon called Apache.
Nice cat
Quote from: NorwayCharger on April 29, 2009, 02:10:15 PM
Got my first "real"cat some weeks ago.
It´s a Main Coon called Apache.
Nice cat
did you only have fake cats before :shruggy: :smilielol: :smilielol:
Nice looking red tabby.
Quote from: moparstuart on April 29, 2009, 02:51:30 PM
Quote from: NorwayCharger on April 29, 2009, 02:10:15 PM
Got my first "real"cat some weeks ago.
It´s a Main Coon called Apache.
Nice cat
did you only have fake cats before :shruggy: :smilielol: :smilielol:
Aha, a Comedian :smilielol: :smilielol: :cheers:
:cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
A friend of mine has a female husky and a male wolfdog. They are both really beautiful and well behaved. This was all the snow we had in Atlanta this year.
Well, here you go. Meet Lilly, or as I like to call her Lillian(as in LILLIAN, the bit#$ has fallen down the steps again... in my best Eddie Murphy)
I know, what the hell is Mike doing with a pet in his house, and a cat to boot.
Well, the next post should answer that.
Lillian is 8 years old and was badly abused. This cat doesn't like to be touched much or picked up at all. My guess is the cat was abused by a woman because I've known the cat for all of 2 nights and it has slept with me both nights and actually follows me wherever I go. I can pet her no problem where she just about hisses at everyone. Hasn't hissed at me once. I find it kind of amusing.
Oh yeah, this is the cat's owner by the way. Any more questions?? :smilielol: :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: mikepmcs on April 30, 2009, 06:04:18 PM
Lillian is 8 years old and was badly abused. This cat doesn't like to be touched much or picked up at all. My guess is the cat was abused by a woman because I've known the cat for all of 2 nights and it has slept with me both nights and actually follows me wherever I go. I can can pet her no problem where she just about hisses at everyone. Hasn't hissed at me once. I find it kind of amusing.
Oh yeah, this is the cat's owner by the way. Any more questions?? :smilielol: :icon_smile_big:
I think you need two or three more
I think you need two or three more
So you're telling us that woman abused her kitty?
Quote from: Ghoste on April 30, 2009, 08:06:29 PM
So you're telling us that woman abused her kitty?
The batteries nowadays last forever. ;)
Quote from: 472 R/T SE on April 30, 2009, 11:11:05 PM
Quote from: Ghoste on April 30, 2009, 08:06:29 PM
So you're telling us that woman abused her kitty?
The batteries nowadays last forever. ;)
:lol:
Here's one of my dog Chico or Smelly she answers to both. A local pet store gave her to us probably about 6 years ago. If someone didn't take her by the end of the day they were going to carry her to the pound and I couldn't let that happen. The white ball of fur next to her is Moms Pomeranian Steve. He wouldn't stay still long enough for me to get a good pic of them together.
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This is our "almost" 7 year old, with her best buddy, "Bodie"!
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Here is our 3;
Spazzy (he's our Maine Coon)
Oliver & Cairo (Cai for short)
Here's stumpy again. He cheated death about a month ago. He swallowed a treble hook on a camping trip and had to be cut wide open to get it out. He's doing fine now though.
I just showed Ashley the pic. of Stumpy. She remembered him! I told her what happened, and she expressed concern for her friend! :yesnod: Glad he's doing better! :2thumbs: BTW: STOP FISHING FOR DOGFISH!!!! :nana: :rofl: :smilielol: :D
Mrs.Skip68 ;)
Wife and I recently gained a new member of our family. His name is Buster. He's a purebread Shi-tzu, FULL of P... and vinegar!! He LOOVES playing with our other family members, Tucker (Shi-tzu), and Ricky (Maltese). Any way, me and the wife and the out-laws went to Rodgers flea market last Friday and decided to separate the children to give them a break from each other, (actually give Tuck and Rick a break from Bus!). We left Tuck in the living room, Rick behind a closed door in the bedroom, and Bruiser (Buster) in the children's play room (the mud room). I guess Buster decided he just absolutely couldn't live a second longer with out a play mate so he did this!! Then pushed the bedroom door open and freed his buddy (Ricky). Glad he didn't get stuck in that door going thru it!!.
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:cheers:
Quote from: ODZKing on July 24, 2009, 08:33:49 PM
Here is our 3;
Spazzy (he's our Maine Coon)
Oliver & Cairo (Cai for short)
awww lovely cats :yesnod: :icon_smile_approve: haha the three of them looking out the window/door :lol: bet they have spotted a birdy or food
My Cruising Partner. :rofl: LEON.
Quote from: bigred68 on August 17, 2009, 11:25:43 AM
Wife and I recently gained a new member of our family. His name is Buster. He's a purebread Shi-tzu, FULL of P... and vinegar!! He LOOVES playing with our other family members, Tucker (Shi-tzu), and Ricky (Maltese). Any way, me and the wife and the out-laws went to Rodgers flea market last Friday and decided to separate the children to give them a break from each other, (actually give Tuck and Rick a break from Bus!). We left Tuck in the living room, Rick behind a closed door in the bedroom, and Bruiser (Buster) in the children's play room (the mud room). I guess Buster decided he just absolutely couldn't live a second longer with out a play mate so he did this!! Then pushed the bedroom door open and freed his buddy (Ricky). Glad he didn't get stuck in that door going thru it!!.
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:cheers:
shih tzus have got to be one of the top 3 stubborn dogs i've ever seen, and i'm on my 5th one right now...................... very loyal though
Our new little puppy Golden took up chewing on wall corners, baseboard & all. I think I've went through a bottle of bitter spray. We just had the interior walls painted too.
Talk about commitments. Now the girls' know why I put off getting one.
Quote from: 472 R/T SE on August 17, 2009, 08:15:15 PM
Our new little puppy Golden took up chewing on wall corners, baseboard & all. I think I've went through a bottle of bitter spray. We just had the interior walls painted too.
Talk about commitments. Now the girls' know why I put off getting one.
When mine was a pup I just rubbed a raw jalapeno on the chew areas and that crap stopped asap :yesnod: ....but now he likes hot stuff. He will eat those Flaming Cheetos like no tomorrow....go figure.
Nice shot LEON. :2thumbs:
Here are our dogs. Roxy is 2-1/2 years old, and Weiss is 12 weeks. What was I thinking about getting another dog.... :brickwall:
Just kidding. :icon_smile_wink: The puppy is doing well as Roxy is showing him the ropes. Sitting with his big sister at street corners before crossing, waiting until released, "leave it" command, ect. But I don't know what it is about cat poop (and we have two generators living in our house) that he loves.... :icon_smile_dissapprove:
Dan
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on December 19, 2008, 01:24:42 AM
Quote from: tan top on December 17, 2008, 08:19:08 PM
this is mitts .... or was :'( died not long ago , she was 16 .. , she was born in my parents house ! named mittens because she had 7 toes /claws on each front paws ... looked like mittens :yesnod:
Aweee. Cute kitty. :)
We got a new puppy today! :2thumbs:
I present....Mikkos :)
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Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on August 18, 2009, 12:58:50 AM
Quote from: 69bronzeT5 on December 19, 2008, 01:24:42 AM
Quote from: tan top on December 17, 2008, 08:19:08 PM
this is mitts .... or was :'( died not long ago , she was 16 .. , she was born in my parents house ! named mittens because she had 7 toes /claws on each front paws ... looked like mittens :yesnod:
Aweee. Cute kitty. :)
We got a new puppy today! :2thumbs:
I present....Mikkos :)
(http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb274/69bronzeT5/calgary021.jpg)
;D likes his picture taken :yesnod: , looks like his just been up to no good !! , & thats the !! what no it wasn't me look :lol:
Looks like he needs a shave ;D
Quote from: Dans 68 on August 17, 2009, 10:46:31 PM
Here are our dogs. Roxy is 2-1/2 years old, and Weiss is 12 weeks. What was I thinking about getting another dog.... :brickwall:
Just kidding. :icon_smile_wink: The puppy is doing well as Roxy is showing him the ropes. Sitting with his big sister at street corners before crossing, waiting until released, "leave it" command, ect. But I don't know what it is about cat poop (and we have two generators living in our house) that he loves.... :icon_smile_dissapprove:
Dan
look in the pet aisle or talk to the vet , they make a pill to give to the cats or any other animal for that matter (yeah i know, u can't wait to force feed a cat a pill) that makes the poop taste bad to the eater
we use petmeds.com.....great prices and fast shipping.
Well...since we're sharing, and I see many awesome pets here.....These first pics are of my dogs. The black lab is Sabbath (female) and the new white lab puppy we just got is Maiden (also female).....The last one is one of my cats. His name is Mister Whiskers. He thinks he owns the garage......and its contents......can you say..."pound bound"? haha
These last ones are of some of my other cats. You noticed, that I have a black lab, and a white lab....I also have a pure white tabby, (his name is Baloo...one blue eye and one green eye) and a pure black tabby. (his name is Spooky) The other fluffy tuxedo is Marilyn...she came with the name because she has a little black dot above her lip...One more of Mister Whiskers trying to claim his territory.......
We have another kitten named "Grumpy" somewhere around here....I'll post pics of her as soon as she surfaces.....Thanks for sharing everybody!!! Let's see some more!!!
Quote from: TylerCharger69 on August 18, 2009, 02:43:30 PM
These last ones are of some of my other cats. You noticed, that I have a black lab, and a white lab....I also have a pure white tabby, (his name is Baloo...one blue eye and one green eye) and a pure black tabby. (his name is Spooky) The other fluffy tuxedo is Marilyn...she came with the name because she has a little black dot above her lip...One more of Mister Whiskers trying to claim his territory.......
cute cats :yesnod:
I have had cats all my life and now am about to kill one. It keeps going in my garage and pissing on my car cover on the car. :flame: I had one cat that got run over and paid big bucks to fix it, never again. I may do the running over this time. :-\
The good thing about Mr. Whiskers is.....he doesn't piss on his own property....he goes elsewhere and does it to everybody else.....haha
Here is my dog Biscuit. Shes about 1 1/2 years old and a bubble or two off center.
Stupid dog, Drank all My beer.
I lucked into an English Mastiff puppy this week. Not sure what his name will be yet....I'll decide tomorrow when I pick him up. He's right at 12 weeks.
Quote from: Plumcrazy on July 21, 2005, 07:16:50 PM
This is our tuxedo cat Vinny.
If you look close at the second picture you'll see he's a polydactyl. (he has thumbs)
Otherwise known as Hemmingway Cats. Played with one for a short time...he took the stick...just grabbed it out of my hand.
My female bulldog named cleo, she acts like she's a human. This is how she sits when she rides around in my charger as well, I just have to a pillow under her so she can see out.
Quote from: tripleblkr/t on September 30, 2009, 08:06:20 AM
My female bulldog named cleo, she acts like she's a human. This is how she sits when she rides around in my charger as well, I just have to a pillow under her so she can see out.
winston likes to sit like a human also , He likes to think he's higher in the pecking order then the kid also .
QuoteMy female bulldog named cleo
is that her beer next to the chair :cheers:
QuoteI lucked into an English Mastiff puppy this week.
i luv them . there sweet dogs and big! there's one i play with up the dog park. his name is biggy . when he climbs upon me , he's taller then me . good luck with your pup .Rene
Well the time has come for me to add my story to this thread. I was pet free for 3 years and now the kids and spouse are taking me to go look at a dog tonight. I dont mind getting a dog, i had dogs when i was a kid, every kid needs to have a pet sometime, but i've told them i'm not going to be picking up dog crap with grocery bags everyday of the year. They tell me, oh we'll all do it together, its going to be a family dog where the family shares the responsibility. . . I know what that means.... Dad's gonna be on poop duty. :-\
Quote'm not going to be picking up dog crap
yes you will :D
Yah, Cleo has a drinking problem, this is my male bulldog T-bone he thinks he's still a lap dog(lol).
Quote from: tripleblkr/t on September 30, 2009, 11:45:48 AM
Yah, Cleo has a drinking problem, this is my male bulldog T-bone he thinks he's still a lap dog(lol).
winston would do that too if I let him
Your bulldog looks bigger then my male, how much does he weigh?
Quote from: tripleblkr/t on September 30, 2009, 12:25:44 PM
Your bulldog looks bigger then my male, how much does he weigh?
66 pounds he is 9 years old now
Quote from: KS71owner on September 29, 2009, 10:30:46 PM
I lucked into an English Mastiff puppy this week. Not sure what his name will be yet....I'll decide tomorrow when I pick him up. He's right at 12 weeks.
with paws that big i would be calling him "SIR" or "Please don't eat me"
Quote from: mauve66 on September 30, 2009, 08:27:06 PM
Quote from: KS71owner on September 29, 2009, 10:30:46 PM
I lucked into an English Mastiff puppy this week. Not sure what his name will be yet....I'll decide tomorrow when I pick him up. He's right at 12 weeks.
with paws that big i would be calling him "SIR" or "Please don't eat me"
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with paws that big i would be calling him "SIR" or "Please don't eat me"
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Brought him home today....the breeder has been calling him "Tigger" and now that I've met him the name is highly appropriate. He is great though, very laid back and already responding well.
.... and he just farted in his sleep. :smilielol: :eek2:
what a face!
how about them teeth??
this is my little jack russel, now he is 3 years old.....
in this photo he was 4 mounths
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today, on relax....
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marry christmas
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serious!!!
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My Dog likes to hide in my clothes/Laundry. LEON.
We had 4 cats at one time several years ago, but since none of them were young, they ended up either being very sick & had to be euthanized, or simply died from old age. When our last cat died this past summer, our daughter Kate who's been badgering us for a kitten of her own, again asked if she can have a kitten. It would have been easy to say yes, but she has a live cat toy......I mean a pet mouse.
She's 10 & never remembers to close doors, turn off lights, or pays attention to where she has her mouse, so a kitten would mean instant death to the poor thing. I told her that if she doesn't get any more mice & waits, she can get a kitten. I added that we aren't going to the store for one, but will adopt one that needs a home. She has no patience & every now & then asked for her own kitten, especially when she comes back from the pet store with supplies for her mouse.
So last Thursday, I hear a meow outside my office window. A couple of people at my office were feeding a stray kitten that suddenly showed up. It was scared so I assumed it was lost or dumped here by some a-hole who thinks "It's a cat, it'll survive by killing it's food." I set a trap Friday that catches small animals alive, but it was too small & too light to trigger it. On Sunday I came back with my wife & daughter & set the trap again.
My daughter coaxed the kitten out from under the dumpster & it went right into the trap to eat. Of course it didn't trigger it again, so I snuck up behind the dumpster & triggered the trap myself with a stick. It worked, but the cute little kitten suddenly turned into a Tasmanian Devil that tried to pry open the bars on the trap to get out, remove the stick from my hand & beat me into a coma while it laughed.
Fortunately, that didn't happen. We took it home, let it calm down, fed it, & transferred it to a kennel cage. On Monday when I came home from work, my daughter had the kitten in her arms petting it & making it purr. It is very friendly, a female, appears to be in good health, used the litter box already, & about 2 months old. The thing has shorter legs than usual & a stubby tail, so we think it might be part "Bobtail" (If that's the right name?)
It's going to the vet later today & more than likely will stay with us. That means my daughter finally got her own kitten that she even helped catch. I suggested calling it Stumpy or Igor, but my daughter just rolled her eyes at me & said she named her Jo-Jo. :lol:
Here's Jo-Jo
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Awwwwww so cute. I'm glad you saved her. :2thumbs:
aww JoJo s cute :yesnod:
Yeah, it's cute now, but you really should have seen it when I tripped the trigger on the trap. :smilielol:
Stumpy?.....haha. Here's my Stumpy ;D
Jo Jo could be a MANX
Here is one of my cats that is a MANX. They have stubby tails that are genetic.
Compare the head markings, eye colors and stubby tail.
This Is Smiley we got her back in July. She was a rescue dog from Georgia. She is a german shepherd, beagle, and bloodhound mix.
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Our miniature schnauzer Stumpy has been diagnosed as being anemic. If he lives through the end of the year we will be lucky. He was fine up until like a week ago....then boom it just hit him. He was lucky over the summer when he swallowed a treble hook. He had surgery and recovered from that with no problems. Me and my wife have really become attached over the 12 years we have had him. The wife has really taken this pretty bad, so bad that she took off work yesterday. Since I am off work from surgery for a little longer it is a good thing because we have to let him out to pee every 2-3 hours. After I go back to work this won't be so good. maybe he will pass before then. 90% don't survive, so we can do is pray. He has been the smartest and the best dog we ever had. Here is a couple pics of him on our vacation early this year.
Very sorry to here about that, Animals mean soooo much to us :yesnod: :yesnod:
This Lab we lost 3yrs ago, was my second favorite dog. He had bad hip dysphasia at the age of 8mo.
We did the surgery on the right hip at 9mo, them the other hip at almost 11mo, it was big bucks.
It was worth every penny, he was 13yrs old in this picture, he lasted about 4mo after this was taken.
This was the second best retrieving dog I ever had, he lived for it.
Dan
Quote from: 8WHEELER on November 10, 2009, 03:46:31 AM
Very sorry to here about that, Animals mean soooo much to us :yesnod: :yesnod:
This Lab we lost 3yrs ago, was my second favorite dog. He had bad hip dysphasia at the age of 8mo.
We did the surgery on the right hip at 9mo, them the other hip at almost 11mo, it was big bucks.
It was worth every penny, he was 13yrs old in this picture, he lasted about 4mo after this was taken.
This was the second best retrieving dog I ever had, he lived for it.
Dan
Thanks Dan, and sorry to hear about your dog as well. Like the saying goes - their is dog owners and there is dog lovers. I have had outside dogs before and when they perish it didn't hit home like this one will.
Well Stumpy is healthy enough to go in for exploritory surgery today. There is a spot that showed on the x-ray. Hopefully they can take out what ever it is....wish him luck. :2thumbs:
Well they found a baseball sized tumor in Stumpy and removed it today. Yeah for a small dog it was pretty crazy. Hopefully he will be back home in a couple days.
Wishes for a speedy recovery my friend. He'll be good as new.
Sorry to hear about Stumpy. Benign I'm guessing?
We took our pupster in for a puppy wart that had dried blood & stuff surrounding it. He's OK now, last day of meds & it's all gone. I guess dogs' get them & they go away. :shruggy:
Quote from: The70RT on November 23, 2009, 07:20:57 PM
Well they found a baseball sized tumor in Stumpy and removed it today. Yeah for a small dog it was pretty crazy. Hopefully he will be back home in a couple days.
Hang in there Stumpy, we are all pulling for ya :yesnod: :yesnod: here's looking at you kid......our last two labs.
Dan
Quote from: 8WHEELER on November 24, 2009, 03:07:45 AM
Quote from: The70RT on November 23, 2009, 07:20:57 PM
Well they found a baseball sized tumor in Stumpy and removed it today. Yeah for a small dog it was pretty crazy. Hopefully he will be back home in a couple days.
Hang in there Stumpy, we are all pulling for ya :yesnod: :yesnod: here's looking at you kid......our last two labs.
Dan
Thanks Dan. Those are a couple of nice looking Labs :yesnod:
Tigger is growing like mad - I just took him to the vet last week for his latest round of shots and a checkup, he's already about 55 pounds! He's not even six months old yet. His training is coming along great, he's fully housebroken now and I installed a doggy door so I don't have to come home during the day to let him out. He still gets a little bitey when playing but I'm working on that.
Here are some pics of my little guy! He is 9 months old and weighs in at 4 pounds.
Shadow and Shelby. :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: 4cruzin on November 29, 2009, 11:42:12 PM
Here are some pics of my little guy! He is 9 months old and weighs in at 4 pounds.
reminds me of ours when they were little, the things they try when puppies............................. :rotz:
before and after the fence to prevent such a thing :brickwall: :brickwall: :brickwall:
It's wonderful when a cat feels so comfortable with a human that they will actually kiss you!!
We have loveable dogs (that will kiss me or anyone else for that matter) - -but our cat's are very SELECTIVE!!!
SO cute! :yesnod:
Quote from: TUFCAT on December 04, 2009, 10:44:36 PM
It's wonderful when a cat feels so comfortable with a human that they will actually kiss you!!
We have loveable dogs (that will kiss me or anyone else for that matter) - -but our cat's are very SELECTIVE!!!
SO cute! :yesnod:
Shelby has worked with all the cats. 3 out of 4 of them will give kisses but only to Shelby and I. ;) And Ryden aka Beaner plays fetch.
This is some pic´s i took last summer of my cats playing around in my garden.
aww cute cats
Quote from: Big Lebowski on October 11, 2005, 11:30:48 PM
Here's Bobcat, he's 15 now, and will sleep anywhere....
Sad news, my brave little Bobcat died last week, he was 20 years old. He will be missed. :engel016:
Quote from: Big Lebowski on January 03, 2010, 06:53:45 PM
Quote from: Big Lebowski on October 11, 2005, 11:30:48 PM
Here's Bobcat, he's 15 now, and will sleep anywhere....
Sad news, my brave little Bobcat died last week, he was 20 years old. He will be missed. :engel016:
noooo awww sorry to hear tha Big L , 20 that old for a cat :'(
Quote from: Big Lebowski on January 03, 2010, 06:53:45 PM
Quote from: Big Lebowski on October 11, 2005, 11:30:48 PM
Here's Bobcat, he's 15 now, and will sleep anywhere....
Sad news, my brave little Bobcat died last week, he was 20 years old. He will be missed. :engel016:
Sorry to hear that. The longer they live the more attached you get to them.
Here's Junior.. big BABY!
Here's Zara with her 5 puppies, the sixth died on it's way out. Zara is one of 4 Beagles we have, including the father of the newbornes.
Per
Adorable! I love Beagles! "Snoopy" was one of my best dogs ever. I named him that because the first thing he did when we brought him home was stick his puppy nose down and explore every inch of the entire 5 bedroom house! My ex brother in law volunteers for Beagle Rescue here in town so I may end up fostering a little nipper if things go well next year. :cheers:
Zara is what we over here call a American beagle, a little bit smaller then the european type. Don't ask me if it's true. :shruggy:
Per
She could be Snoopy's great great great grand daughter as he was smallish for a Beagle and looks much the same! (he was notorious for knocking up all the lady's around)(not that I think he ranged that far!) :lol:
Tanner, typical Lad :icon_smile_big: ''HELLO THE BOWL IS EMPTY! AM I TALKING TO MYSELF HERE''?
Bird dog/house pet :yesnod: he is three now............
Dan
Tanner ''and his buddie'' now.
Dan
Quote from: The70RT on November 10, 2009, 02:32:28 AM
Our miniature schnauzer Stumpy has been diagnosed as being anemic. If he lives through the end of the year we will be lucky. He was fine up until like a week ago....then boom it just hit him. He was lucky over the summer when he swallowed a treble hook. He had surgery and recovered from that with no problems. Me and my wife have really become attached over the 12 years we have had him. The wife has really taken this pretty bad, so bad that she took off work yesterday. Since I am off work from surgery for a little longer it is a good thing because we have to let him out to pee every 2-3 hours. After I go back to work this won't be so good. maybe he will pass before then. 90% don't survive, so we can do is pray. He has been the smartest and the best dog we ever had. Here is a couple pics of him on our vacation early this year.
The huge tumor that was removed in November ended up being cancerous. We lost him today.........thanks for the concern everyone. Here is my favorite pic of him.
Dennis
Quote from: The70RT on January 04, 2010, 06:28:19 PM
Quote from: The70RT on November 10, 2009, 02:32:28 AM
Our miniature schnauzer Stumpy has been diagnosed as being anemic. If he lives through the end of the year we will be lucky. He was fine up until like a week ago....then boom it just hit him. He was lucky over the summer when he swallowed a treble hook. He had surgery and recovered from that with no problems. Me and my wife have really become attached over the 12 years we have had him. The wife has really taken this pretty bad, so bad that she took off work yesterday. Since I am off work from surgery for a little longer it is a good thing because we have to let him out to pee every 2-3 hours. After I go back to work this won't be so good. maybe he will pass before then. 90% don't survive, so we can do is pray. He has been the smartest and the best dog we ever had. Here is a couple pics of him on our vacation early this year.
The huge tumor that was removed in late November ended up being cancerous. We lost him today.........thanks for the concern everyone. Here is my favorite pic of him.
Dennis
I feel your pain Dennis, you ''did'' lose a member of the family. RIP :'(
Dan
Quote from: 8WHEELER on January 04, 2010, 10:31:10 PM
Quote from: The70RT on January 04, 2010, 06:28:19 PM
Quote from: The70RT on November 10, 2009, 02:32:28 AM
Our miniature schnauzer Stumpy has been diagnosed as being anemic. If he lives through the end of the year we will be lucky. He was fine up until like a week ago....then boom it just hit him. He was lucky over the summer when he swallowed a treble hook. He had surgery and recovered from that with no problems. Me and my wife have really become attached over the 12 years we have had him. The wife has really taken this pretty bad, so bad that she took off work yesterday. Since I am off work from surgery for a little longer it is a good thing because we have to let him out to pee every 2-3 hours. After I go back to work this won't be so good. maybe he will pass before then. 90% don't survive, so we can do is pray. He has been the smartest and the best dog we ever had. Here is a couple pics of him on our vacation early this year.
The huge tumor that was removed in late November ended up being cancerous. We lost him today.........thanks for the concern everyone. Here is my favorite pic of him.
Dennis
I feel your pain Dennis, you ''did'' lose a member of the family. RIP :'(
Dan
Thanks Dan, God Bless.
Sorry to hear the bad news. LEON.
That sucks Dennis, I feel for ya.
This is Daisy's 2nd year with "snow" :
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Here's an update on the puppies, they are now old enough to leave mum and 2 has already found a new happy owner. Actually it will be nice when they all have found
a new home because they make a lot of trouble biting in everything they can find and upsetting their mother and father creating a mess in our house. :smilielol:
Per
Quote from: Dans 68 on August 17, 2009, 10:46:31 PM
Here are our dogs. Roxy is 2-1/2 years old, and Weiss is 12 weeks. What was I thinking about getting another dog.... :brickwall:
Just kidding. :icon_smile_wink: The puppy is doing well as Roxy is showing him the ropes. Sitting with his big sister at street corners before crossing, waiting until released, "leave it" command, ect. But I don't know what it is about cat poop (and we have two generators living in our house) that he loves.... :icon_smile_dissapprove:
Dan
Here is a recent photo; Weiss is not quite full grown but he is a
lot bigger.... :icon_smile_big: A
good dog.
Dan
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Kids new pets :-)
Here is Tika...she's taking an afternoon snooze
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Feeding time for my cat ;)
After dinner
my GFs' new kittys, the boyfriend (the Bengal) and GF (the tortise shell) sometimes lay in each others arms,.. Ok: Paws?.. Whatever,.. licking each others faces, it's the damdest thing - anyone ever see cats do that?.. :shruggy:
no, cause ya ain't took a pic of it yet dangit
Chester
That's an awesome pic! :2thumbs:
nice looking Cats :yesnod:
Quote from: Brock Samson on February 27, 2010, 11:59:07 AM
That's an awesome pic! :2thumbs:
Thanks... Chester is a dumpster kitty... that is to say that he was pulled from a dumpster when he was a little over a year old. He looked like crap, and was pretty much completely wild, but we brought him home just the same and gave him a better life. I've had him about 15 years now, so he's downright domesticated these days :lol:
Quote from: Musicman on February 27, 2010, 12:06:40 PM
Thanks... Chester is a dumpster kitty... that is to say that he was pulled from a dumpster when he was a little over a year old. He looked like crap, and was pretty much completely wild, but we brought him home just the same and gave him a better life. I've had him about 15 years now, so he's downright domesticated these days :lol:
Probably more than you?? :nana:
And he knows he is in charge...of which you are not. :D
Quote from: A383Wing on February 27, 2010, 03:52:39 PM
Probably more than you?? :nana:
And he knows he is in charge...of which you are not. :D
Correct on both counts :smilielol:
@norway: nice lookin cat
here are some pics of my two cats.
the grey one is now 3,5 years old and the black one is 15,5 years old.
Quote from: rmw on February 28, 2010, 03:32:23 PM
@norway: nice lookin cat
here are some pics of my two cats.
the grey one is now 3,5 years old and the black one is 15,5 years old.
awww lovely cats :icon_smile_approve: , haha , the black one has spotted something in the bottom picture :lol:
Quote from: tan top on February 28, 2010, 05:42:39 PM
Quote from: rmw on February 28, 2010, 03:32:23 PM
@norway: nice lookin cat
here are some pics of my two cats.
the grey one is now 3,5 years old and the black one is 15,5 years old.
awww lovely cats :icon_smile_approve: , haha , the black one has spotted something in the bottom picture :lol:
Probably the person taking picture....wondering when it's feeding time
BULLITT my 3 1/2 year old psychotic american bulldog!!! woooof
omg he loves the snow!! nom nom nom these snowballs taste great!!!! :2thumbs:
Well it has been about a 2 -1/2 months since we lost Stumpy. The ole lady decided it was time to get another minature Schnauzer. Meet Sammy (7 weeks old).
SAMMY! HE"S A CUTIE!!! :2thumbs: Best of luck with your new little buddy!
Here is a pic of Weiss from last Sunday. He will be 10 months old tomorrow. :2thumbs:
Dan
wow dan!!! he is beautiful!!!! is he a white shepard?!!?/ my buddy has a 160lb!! white shepard named "winston'!!! lmao
Yes, He is a White German Shepherd. 75 lbs so far. He is a great dog (so far :rofl: ). Loves everyone, and other dogs also. Even our older Shepherd and two cats. :icon_smile_wink:
Dan
Quote from: b5blue on March 20, 2010, 03:08:50 PM
SAMMY! HE"S A CUTIE!!! :2thumbs: Best of luck with your new little buddy!
Thanks B5.
Quote from: The70RT on March 20, 2010, 01:48:48 PM
Well it has been about a 2 -1/2 months since we lost Stumpy. The ole lady decided it was time to get another minature Schnauzer. Meet Sammy (7 weeks old).
That is one cute puppy guys! :2thumbs: Stumpy would be happy you're smiling again!!!! :yesnod: Congrats! :cheers:
Lisa ;)
When I came back from my trip one of my cats decided to claim my suit case.
I think he want to go with me next time
Quote from: skip68 on March 21, 2010, 02:49:15 AM
Quote from: The70RT on March 20, 2010, 01:48:48 PM
Well it has been about a 2 -1/2 months since we lost Stumpy. The ole lady decided it was time to get another minature Schnauzer. Meet Sammy (7 weeks old).
That is one cute puppy guys! :2thumbs: Stumpy would be happy you're smiling again!!!! :yesnod: Congrats! :cheers:
Lisa ;)
Thanks Lisa. :2thumbs:
Neat thread, here is my whole family, except Tyler, who is off doing 21 year old stuff.
Me, Carly, Cody (no tail) Holly, and Midori (Coronet)(http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/ss161/rp23g7/1969%20Coronet/IMG_5212.jpg)
great picture nice family
This is my Boxer Allie
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Here she is at our spot in Carlisle, she brought allot of people over to our spot!
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My cat Bandit, he doesn't do much but sleep and attack my feet at night when I'm asleep=)
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Quote from: rp23g7 on March 21, 2010, 12:21:50 PM
Neat thread, here is my whole family, except Tyler, who is off doing 21 year old stuff.
Me, Carly, Cody (no tail) Holly, and Midori (Coronet)
Great picture, great to see you at the last Seattle Mopar meeting, and your car looks great.
You left at the same time I did from the meeting, but my mini van just was not able to keep
up with you :lol: :lol:
Dan
Found some pics of our cat "Jo-Jo" that I forgot about, she's about 8 months old now. :lol:
Puppy dog's gotten big, he'll be a year old on Saturday. Here he's using the cat to rest his head on.
He & I have become buddies. I take him on walks down below our subdivision. There's a paved 7 mile path alongside Burnt Bridge Creek. Usually when I take him out I think to myself, "Ah, this is great getting out & exercising." Then I realize the only thing I'm exercising is my thumb. ;)
Cute pupster Dennis. :2thumbs:
Quote from: 472 R/T SE on April 14, 2010, 11:35:58 PM
Cute pupster Dennis. :2thumbs:
Thanks, he's growing like a weed ;)
Take pic's Dennis they grow fast! :2thumbs:
The cat's no looking too happy though. :lol: Good looking pets.
Quote from: b5blue on April 15, 2010, 08:21:52 PM
Take pic's Dennis they grow fast! :2thumbs:
Yeah I took too many already :laugh:
Quote from: FlatbackFanatic on April 16, 2010, 10:17:35 AM
The cat's no looking too happy though. :lol: Good looking pets.
Ya, Mr Kitty there, looks like he's about to bat him on the nose.
Great Pic..
updated pictures of winston and charger 500 , also my older car frank
here is frank & taylor my 13 year old ' he and charger have similar markings
This is our 10 year old Siberian Husky Isis... We just learned that she is very ill and doesn't have much time left. She is a wonderful dog that will not suffer one minute longer than she needs to... I just pray that she's with us for a little while... :'( :'( :'(
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She is beautiful.......I'm very sorry to hear of her plight. :rotz:
Thanks Neal, I haven't been this upset since, forever. I found out a few hours ago and I'm still in shock :'(
I'm sorry man. I hope she's not in to much pain. Johnny
Isis has had the best life a dog could have........she has you.
Tom
I am sorry for you, I know how you feel. I have had to put two of mine down years ago, & still miss them to this day. Getting a little(hell allot) teary eyed now thinking of them, but they were loved as they all are, just like one of the family. I know it is hard but you do the right thing because we love them.
Well put 69rtse4spd, Amen.
Thanks Tom, Johnny and 69rtse4spd. I'm 6'3 235 and take zero sh|t from anyone, but I cried like a baby for neatly 24 hours after I was told about Isis. It hurts to know that she is so helpless in all of this. All day at work I thought about her, so much that I came home for lunch to walk and feed her. Thanks for sharing your stories and support during this difficult time it means everything. Oh and BTW I spent 3 of the best hours just now with her... she is sooo awesome.
Sorry to hear that. I just went through that 4 months ago and it still is hard but easing some as we now got a new puppy. Spend as much time as you can with her....you will know when it's time :'(
Sorry to hear that :'( since this thread has taken a sad turn, I will tell you guy's the other day I was driving and i saw a cat on the side of the road it had obviously been hit broken back i think? it was like a fish out of water flopping all over the place :'( I stopped but some people were already there so i went on my way on the way back I saw it was still there not moving hopefully put out of its misery. I can handle bad thing's happening to people but when a Animal is hurt it really hurts me deep inside.
Well... Isis and I visited a specialist today and received some encouraging news... She does have cancer of the liver, but it is operable... It will set us back about 4 grand... but my baby is worth it... It just means that my quest for a 71 RR/GTX is on hold for a bit... such is life.. my pup appears to be feeling good and happy and that makes my family good and happy... She's not out of the woods but it's looking like she may be okay. Thanks for the support guys.
Quote from: aone415 on April 24, 2010, 09:18:08 PM
Well... Isis and I visited a specialist today and received some encouraging news... She does have cancer of the liver, but it is operable... It will set us back about 4 grand... but my baby is worth it... It just means that my quest for a 71 RR/GTX is on hold for a bit... such is life.. my pup appears to be feeling good and happy and that makes my family good and happy... She's not out of the woods but it's looking like she may be okay. Thanks for the support guys.
:2thumbs:
I just watched "Eight Below" on TV a few days ago (has Paul Walker in it) and thought of you and Isis, you and her should watch it!
awww my <3 goes out to you and your baby bro!!!!
just keep your chin up!! it will all work out for the best!!!!!!!! :cheers:
It's so hard when they are ill. Hope it all works out for you. If we could have saved any of ours with surgery we would have done it in a second. My prayers are with you...we have three pups now and still miss the old "crew" every day.
I bought this American Bulldog about 1.5 weeks ago and I couldn't be happier.
He's beautiful! love the different color eyes :2thumbs:
That's definitely a cute puppy. Congrats. :yesnod:
WOW He's a handsome fella! Those eyes are great!
Precious! That look in his face is...you know I snore right...later in life...loud enough to clear the room! Bulldogs are great buddies congrats!
Thanks for the comments ladies and gents.
Quote from: aone415 on April 24, 2010, 09:18:08 PM
Well... Isis and I visited a specialist today and received some encouraging news... She does have cancer of the liver, but it is operable... It will set us back about 4 grand... but my baby is worth it... It just means that my quest for a 71 RR/GTX is on hold for a bit... such is life.. my pup appears to be feeling good and happy and that makes my family good and happy... She's not out of the woods but it's looking like she may be okay. Thanks for the support guys.
Any updates, how is she doing, keep us posted. :2thumbs:. Jeff.
I was on the laptop in my living room recently when out of the corner of my eye I saw a brown field mouse run vertically straight up the wall & into the spot I was working on. The cat was a little slow & could only watch & be embarrassed as the mouse taunted it mercilessly. :lol:
OMG ... I think I saw a Chebby
My wife and my cat, or my pet if you want ;)
This dog cleans up after itself :rofl: :rofl:
:2thumbs:
Here is Sammy with the grand kids. 4 months old now.
That's 4 cutie's you got there! :2thumbs:
Quote from: b5blue on June 05, 2010, 10:18:58 PM
That's 4 cutie's you got there! :2thumbs:
Thanks Neal :icon_smile_big:
My Dog again. LEON.
KMM,
You are way blessed my friend!
Tom
Quote from: 69rtse4spd on May 07, 2010, 07:13:10 PM
Quote from: aone415 on April 24, 2010, 09:18:08 PM
Well... Isis and I visited a specialist today and received some encouraging news... She does have cancer of the liver, but it is operable... It will set us back about 4 grand... but my baby is worth it... It just means that my quest for a 71 RR/GTX is on hold for a bit... such is life.. my pup appears to be feeling good and happy and that makes my family good and happy... She's not out of the woods but it's looking like she may be okay. Thanks for the support guys.
Any updates, how is she doing, keep us posted. :2thumbs:. Jeff.
Jeff thanks for inquiring about Isis... I haven't posted in a while but I am happy to report that Isis had her surgery on April 30th and they removed 90% of her cancer... since then she's been getting better everyday ;D She's pretty much back to herself @ 5years old which is amazing considering she's 10!
Here she is yesterday investigating my son's new car
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Glad to see she is up running around :2thumbs:, have to take her in for an ice cream, I need to load my three up & take them in also. Spend as much time as you can with them, for they are like family, loved & cherished.
Agreed! Just gave the dogs ice cream...Max is going in to be fixed tomorrow.
Ouch!, :eek2:.
Back home and doing fine. The "girls", one his sister and our insane lab/boxer mix are babying him to death. He gets ice cream again today. Vet rescinded her first thought that my Gainesville street dogs are Huskies. She, after seeing Max, has realized they are Akita mixes. Doesn't matter at 62 lbs Max is a bulldozer. He has the strength of a dog twice his size. Now all are fixed and doing well.
Okay, Who has a pet Racoon or maybe a Skunk (stinker taken out)..of course.
Raised a raccoon when I was a kid. My mom got her from a milk man who hit the mom before it was light out. So raised by hand she used to do very cool things...like throw buttons at my brothers head from the rafters!
What dog makes the most vicious watch dog? Rotweiler on steroids? Sorry. Pit bull with rabies? Not even close, my friend...
Look at this security dog! -Jason
May your Dobie bite you...he is pissed!
Oooooo.... Stylish
HAHAHA
Ho crap it's Dobareen! Are his toenails "antirrhinum"? :lol:
Would anyone know of proven home remedies to get rid of tapeworms? My 5mo old American Bulldog has them. I already took him to the vet and they gave him those little white pills, but he still has worms in his stool. Does anyone also know what I can pour on them to kill them (besides gas or diesel). I don't want them nasty things in my yard. Thanks for any help or advice.
Fernando
P.S. He was 6wks old in this photo.
started with 2 ........ you know what they say about bunnys..... it's true.
You can add food-grade diatomaceous earth to his water, it'll kill all kinds of worms and bacteria, with the exception of the bacteria the stomach is supposed to have in it. You can ingest it too. You can use it as a flea killer and sprinkle it on your carpet and in the yard. You can put it on garden plants to keep bugs away. You can mix it with grain and keep bugs out of the grain. Lots of great uses.
Google it!
http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp
wow, very cool read...
Quote from: lisiecki1 on August 05, 2010, 11:59:26 AM
You can add food-grade diatomaceous earth to his water, it'll kill all kinds of worms and bacteria, with the exception of the bacteria the stomach is supposed to have in it. You can ingest it too. You can use it as a flea killer and sprinkle it on your carpet and in the yard. You can put it on garden plants to keep bugs away. You can mix it with grain and keep bugs out of the grain. Lots of great uses.
Google it!
http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp
Love this stuff!
Sammy at 6 months....didn't take him too long to get big.
Sammy looks great
Bella says hi.
Bella says Hi........and "Who you lookin' at bucko?"
Shelby and I went the SPCA to " Look at the cats " And guess what ? His name is Winchester. He had to have a cool Mopar name. :2thumbs:
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on December 04, 2010, 01:59:43 PM
Shelby and I went the SPCA to " Look at the cats " And guess what ? His name is Winchester. He had to have a cool Mopar name. :2thumbs:
aww cute cat :icon_smile_approve:
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on December 04, 2010, 01:59:43 PM
Shelby and I went the SPCA to " Look at the cats " And guess what ? His name is Winchester. He had to have a cool Mopar name. :2thumbs:
That's why I never go "to look" at anything.
Nice cat, my daughter Kate likes it too. :cheers:
I like his classy "paint job" with with white chin and toe tips! :2thumbs:
Here's Sammy at 10 months....I know he looks like Stumpy but I still miss him. Sammy tought himself to play ball. He was playing with a tennis ball one day, I just picked it up and threw it and he went and got it. So for the last 6 months I gotta throw it everytime we go out because he will get it and drop it at my feet :icon_smile_big:
Sammy's getting bigger! :2thumbs: (I miss having a fuzzy buddy!)
Meet the newest member or our house...
Little Welsh Corgi named Cappy
our daughter & her family are having financial issues....so we took the dog instead of them giving him to someone else
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Tigger is up to 116 lbs, although he hasn't put on much weight the last couple of months. The vet thinks he'll probably top out in the 125-130 range.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: TIGGER :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
i bet if he bounced up on his tail he really knock someone over, that is a hilarious (in a good way) name for a big dog like that, love it :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
Give them both a good pat on the head from b5blue! ;)
Quote from: mauve66 on December 12, 2010, 07:07:25 PM
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: TIGGER :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
i bet if he bounced up on his tail he really knock someone over, that is a hilarious (in a good way) name for a big dog like that, love it :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
He actually does have quite the jumping ability - he's knocked me down on more than one occasion.
Our male, Hemi, had urinary issues. Last summer he was walking around with his crayon out crying. We took him to the vet & they cathed him to drain his bladder & he spent 5 days there @ $1900.--. They said when they revived him that he almost didn't make it & that he could never be put under again.
A couple weekends ago my wife woke me up crying that he was having problems again & she knew what was gonna happen.
So, this is Zeus. A male Snow Bengal. His Father was a good size cat. Zeus sat on my lap & let me pet him for several minutes while his litter mates ran all over the room.
(http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb300/rtmike472/family/fa964405.jpg)
Zeuss is a beautiful kitten and will be an awesome cat! Had dogs growing up but I have cats now and love them both.
A couple of our current house pets ... The black aand white is JayCee Marie and in the background is Ming li . Wonderful pets and I am proud of them.
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This is my work partner "Artol". We have been a team since Nov. 2001 and he is retiring at the end of this month. He is a Belgian Malinois (pronounced /ˈmælɪnwɑː/) and we are an Explosives Detection Team. He has been a fantastic partner all these years. This is a rare pic of him as he can't stand having a camera or anything else for that matter pointed at him so I have to catch him off guard....lol. He weighs in at only 68lbs but he is allot of dog for his size.
Though he's going to be 11yrs old, he use to be able to clear an 8' fence with ease. He's extremely fast and quick and always ready for a fight....lol. He get's allot of respect at work and I've never seen him cower to anything. He will be at home with the Mrs. everyday starting in Jan. '11 when I start a new K9 school with a new partner. I'm told the new guy will be a Labrador or a Shepard. The powers that be haven't decided as yet though time is running out. Regardless, "Artol" will always be my main guy.
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bet it'll be hard on him to watch you go out the door with another dog
I can't stop taking pics of, Winchester. He's soooooooo cute.
my dog and kitten
shih tzu??
Quote from: mauve66 on December 21, 2010, 09:19:39 AM
shih tzu??
yep its a shih tzu. :2thumbs: name is "popples" like the old toy. when i went to get him the people said their lab had a favorite ball. after he was born he would steal the ball so the lab would just pick him up and carry him around with the ball in his mouth. he is still a strong willed dog. :yesnod:
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on December 18, 2010, 10:51:43 PM
I can't stop taking pics of, Winchester. He's soooooooo cute.
awwww cute
Quote from: nvrbdn on December 21, 2010, 09:35:42 AM
Quote from: mauve66 on December 21, 2010, 09:19:39 AM
shih tzu??
yep its a shih tzu. :2thumbs: name is "popples" like the old toy. when i went to get him the people said their lab had a favorite ball. after he was born he would steal the ball so the lab would just pick him up and carry him around with the ball in his mouth. he is still a strong willed dog. :yesnod:
Now THAT'S funny!
;D
French Bulldog Mike? I have a British Bulldog called Jimmy.
Yes. Her name is Bella. :2thumbs:
Looks like we got a catfish. We still haven't tried out the bathtub to see if he'll get in but I'm guessing he will.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHCLWq8Yiyw
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on December 18, 2010, 10:51:43 PM
I can't stop taking pics of, Winchester. He's soooooooo cute.
looks as if he's in control of the remote
Quote from: mikesbbody on December 30, 2010, 06:16:29 PM
French Bulldog Mike? I have a British Bulldog called Jimmy.
winston here
A year ago today we lost our buddy Stumpy....may the memories live on :angel:
did he jump up and down and get all excited when you get a bite? had one that got so excited when we would pull in a fish. had to let the whole lake know about it.it was nuts when we would hit a school of crappie, he would go wild. :2thumbs:
Quote from: nvrbdn on January 04, 2011, 01:28:36 PM
did he jump up and down and get all excited when you get a bite? had one that got so excited when we would pull in a fish. had to let the whole lake know about it.it was nuts when we would hit a school of crappie, he would go wild. :2thumbs:
Yep about the same, If you were on the bank he would go in if you let him. The first time i took him i caught a small fish and when I threw it back he went in after it.
My daschound Brunette (RiP) loved to fish!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_a8TKoNZR-8
:2thumbs:
Quote from: charge69 on December 12, 2010, 08:42:17 PM
Zeuss is a beautiful kitten and will be an awesome cat! Had dogs growing up but I have cats now and love them both.
A couple of our current house pets ... The black aand white is JayCee Marie and in the background is Ming li . Wonderful pets and I am proud of them.
(http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k195/69HEMICHARGER/DSC00695.jpg)
Jay Cee Marie.....That's an awesome cat right there!!!
Just saw your post and I fully agree she is an awesome cat. Had her since she barely had her eyes open and is about 5 years old now and thinks she is human for sure.
My puppy dogs. Haley the husky girl and Rex the white shepherd.
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Rex & Weiss (next to Roxy) could be litter mates. :scratchchin: Good looking dogs you have there. :2thumbs:
Dan
did this oil painting of Tigger for a charity event last fall. Still needs a few details but just about done.
tigger........... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: still gets me :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
my son, Andrew with Lexi (cat), Cloe (ferret) and Princess (dog)
Now that is one fun arm full!
:2thumbs:
Sammy got his first kill a few days ago and last night got a rabbit....you don't want to see the rabbit pic :eek2:
are you guys out of work that he feels he needs to feed the family????
I've been looking for this thread since I found this place.
Pfeiffer the cat. She won't drink water unless it's from a glass or she's stealing it from the dogs or the toilet.
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Midget the nano-dog having a nap after trying to pull the socks off my feet.
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Spud the Fox Terrier playing with the neighbors pee factory.
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We also have lots of assorted lizards and frogs that come and go as they please
Quote from: nvrbdn on February 19, 2011, 10:27:37 PM
are you guys out of work that he feels he needs to feed the family????
Yeah my wifes on unimployment and they cut my overtime :(
:smilielol: guess youll find plenty of time to use that new pole then. good luck snaggin' we already know that dog of yours loves to fish also :2thumbs:
Quote from: nvrbdn on February 19, 2011, 10:42:13 PM
:smilielol: guess youll find plenty of time to use that new pole then. good luck snaggin' we already know that dog of yours loves to fish also :2thumbs:
Hold on now.... that is Stumpy that's fishin :slap:
Quote from: 06Daytona on February 19, 2011, 10:34:30 PM
I've been looking for this thread since I found this place.
Pfeiffer the cat. She won't drink water unless it's from a glass or she's stealing it from the dogs or the toilet.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v158/Deathviper/G4.jpg)
Midget the nano-dog having a nap after trying to pull the socks off my feet.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v158/Deathviper/Photo0214.jpg)
Spud the Fox Terrier playing with the neighbors pee factory.
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We also have lots of assorted lizards and frogs that come and go as they please
our cat looks almost identical and has to have a glass on the counter also, or you can leave the faucet on for him.
Looking at that reminds me of our Maine Coon - Spazzy. He will only drink from faucets, running. In May he'll be 15.
Interesting note: we recently noticed he has been loosing some weight. We tried different food but it is starting to get noticable. So we took him to the vet Friday and while he only has lost a pound since his last visit, that is like 20 to you and me. So naturally, they did the blood work and thyriod tests. Turns out ... thyroid.
Here is the interesting part, there are 3 ways to treat it. Medication, surgery or a new proceedure where they inject radio-active matter into the thyroid and it actually destroys part of the thyroid, bringing it back to a normal level. I believe they said it can be done at Cornell which isn't too far from us. Also, that is the safest method, so they say.
Medication = $.60 a day or $18.00/mo. Surgery, least safe, especially at his age. Injection, about $1500.00, but I'm told it is very successful.
looks like he wants his tummy rubbed
Quote from: A383Wing on February 20, 2011, 02:43:34 PM
looks like he wants his tummy rubbed
And...thats when they usually scratch and bite you :lol:
Quote from: The70RT on February 19, 2011, 10:13:24 PM
Sammy got his first kill a few days ago and last night got a rabbit....you don't want to see the rabbit pic :eek2:
Damn...he got another rabbit today. That makes 3 kills in a week. He's a real terror :lol:
Quote from: The70RT on February 20, 2011, 10:24:31 PM
Quote from: The70RT on February 19, 2011, 10:13:24 PM
Sammy got his first kill a few days ago and last night got a rabbit....you don't want to see the rabbit pic :eek2:
Damn...he got another rabbit today. That makes 3 kills in a week. He's a real terror :lol:
fast dog...or real slow rabbits
:smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: slow wabbits :smilielol:
Bella and Spanky.
One of my cat´s
Hey, its a viking cat!
OMG!! ARNOLD SCHWARTZAKITTY!!!!!! LOL
Can I show my blow up sheep ?
Quote from: 69Charger_440 on August 05, 2010, 11:42:25 AM
Would anyone know of proven home remedies to get rid of tapeworms? My 5mo old American Bulldog has them. I already took him to the vet and they gave him those little white pills, but he still has worms in his stool. Does anyone also know what I can pour on them to kill them (besides gas or diesel). I don't want them nasty things in my yard. Thanks for any help or advice.
Fernando
P.S. He was 6wks old in this photo.
My now 14 month old American Bulldog.
wow!!! he is cool looking with his blue eye!!! is he all good with his worms now?!?!?
i have a 5 year old dopey american bulldog!! "BULLITT" hahaha he has bad skin allergies!! uggg always scratching and sensitive stomach also. but ya gotta love him!!! woof!!!
Quote from: HITMAN 149 on April 05, 2011, 10:25:21 PM
wow!!! he is cool looking with his blue eye!!! is he all good with his worms now?!?!?
i have a 5 year old dopey american bulldog!! "BULLITT" hahaha he has bad skin allergies!! uggg always scratching and sensitive stomach also. but ya gotta love him!!! woof!!!
Yes, I was finally able to get rid of the worms. Sorry to hear about the skin allergies. What are you feeding him? I'm no expert, but if you are feeding him doggy food that has a lot of corn or corn by-products, it may irritate his skin. Right now, I am feeding him dog food I buy at Costco. Seems to be doing well with it. Mine also had demodectic mange at approximately six months. It wasn't too bad, just a few bald spots, but he is all good now.
I had never owned an American Bulldog, but he is a great dog!! Very strong, but at the same time very gentle and patient with my 6 and 3 yr old boys. Although he has tiger stripes my little ones named him "Pinto" and the name stuck.
glad to hear!!! :2thumbs:
he has doggy IBS!! ($3k surgery last year!!!) ugggg we have him on wellness simple right now... he's allergic to chicken also!!! ugggggg lol so we are careful what we feed him!!
Stella is a 55 lb 6 year old black female lab
Murphy is a 86 lb 12 years old yellow male lab, now on a diet per vet recomendations for hip issues.
We also have a female calico cat named Juliette
Max and I hanging out on Memorial Day
Cappy took over the Pontiac after I moved it today
This is a great video. :icon_smile_big:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGeKSiCQkPw
Sammy on the lake
Some cool pets and photos in this thread people :2thumbs:
I made some jumps and stuff out of pvc electrical conduit for agility training for our dog Rosie, a 1 year old mininature Schnauzer.
She loves them , just bounds over
Cool, I should do something like that with my Schnauzer since he is full of energy.
cool dog playground :2thumbs:
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Here's a pic of our darling Rex, butter wouldn't melt in his mouth.
And one of our rescued greyhound Mindy, the friendliest dog ever.
They are both very much loved.
My daughter decided that the cat needed to have a Halloween costume. :lol:
And here are tha cats taking it easy.
Quote from: Ranger Max on November 17, 2011, 01:38:07 PM
Winter is here.....Harley sporting his new shoes!
Now that's cute :2thumbs:
Someone threw these 2 little guys out during Irene. :flame: Pappy, my neighbor took the orange one in. And we took the other one. His name is Dexter and he is a Norwegian Forest Cat. He weighed 4 lbs when we got him. He weighs 8.5 now and is doing great. He is the sweetest cat. I couldn't leave him outside. :cheers:
cute pussy cats :yesnod:
And here's the horse (I'm talking about the 4 legged one)
Georgous horse with very nice stance! :2thumbs: I'm a horse chick, (& all animals) and our 9 yr old daughter has the bug too! :2thumbs: We are hoping to put some stalls up soon, and have a training arena by spring. Then i will look for a potential trainer horse for her. Mrs.skip68
bet the horse gets trained before Skippy does.... :nana:
The man may be the head of the house,......but the woman is the neck! & the neck can turn the head, ANYWHERE SHE WANTS!!!!!!!!! :nana: Mrs.skip68
Ps: I trained him and our son to put the seat down! :D Mrs.skip68
Quote from: skip68 on November 19, 2011, 11:06:09 PM
The man may be the head of the house,......but the woman is the neck! & the neck can turn the head, ANYWHERE SHE WANTS!!!!!!!!! :nana: Mrs.skip68
Ps: I trained him and our son to put the seat down! :D Mrs.skip68
:2thumbs: Mrs. Fred
Quote from: skip68 on November 19, 2011, 10:10:12 PM
Georgous horse with very nice stance! :2thumbs: I'm a horse chick, (& all animals) and our 9 yr old daughter has the bug too! :2thumbs: We are hoping to put some stalls up soon, and have a training arena by spring. Then i will look for a potential trainer horse for her. Mrs.skip68
Thankyou Mrs.skip68. He's a Thoroughbred, 16.3 hands with great conformation. A really nice ride (when he's not full of beans ha ha!!). Nothing quite like horses, I love them and could hang around stables all day long.
Good luck with the stalls etc. Mrs. Fred
This is Peanut. She comes to visit us everyday.
thats great. we have a squirrel we nicknamed "chunk" because he/she is so big. a huge squirrel. always tries to get to the treats before the other squirrels. :2thumbs: comes across the wood tressel over the fish pond and stares into the back picture window if we dont get the grub out in time for breakfast. :smilielol: i will try to get a pic.
:icon_smile_big: Stanley & Anthony our Cats and Marlee our Golden Doodle(Mom is a Apricot Retriever & Dad is a Blonde Standard Poodle) great dog!
Love the puppy! too cute! Kitties seem to like him too. :2thumbs: Lisa
Quote from: mrsskip68 on November 28, 2011, 01:57:45 AM
Love the puppy! too cute! Kitties seem to like him too. :2thumbs: Lisa
Hey! let me be the first to welcome you to the forum. You'll find there's lots to be learned and plenty of fun to be had. :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
ummm no, ...never been here before,......yea thats right,.......Lol! :nana: :nana: :nana: Lisa
Damn Fred, stunning and naturally fetching. I like the horse too. :D
Quote from: mrsskip68 on November 28, 2011, 01:57:45 AM
Love the puppy! too cute! Kitties seem to like him too. :2thumbs: Lisa
They get along somewhat but she is 8 months next week,loves the water. She goes in the hot tub(sneaks) and love boat rides not tha we own one.
Quote from: twodko on November 28, 2011, 11:42:50 AM
Damn Fred, stunning and naturally fetching. I like the horse too. :D
No complaints from me. :2thumbs:
Quote from: nvrbdn on November 23, 2011, 12:41:13 PM
thats great. we have a squirrel we nicknamed "chunk" because he/she is so big. a huge squirrel. always tries to get to the treats before the other squirrels. :2thumbs: comes across the wood tressel over the fish pond and stares into the back picture window if we dont get the grub out in time for breakfast. :smilielol: i will try to get a pic.
Post up a pic when you get a chance. Love the name Chunk. :2thumbs:
here is our favorite squirrel chunk. when the food isnt out in time he/she comes and stares into the back window. also climbs the tree outside the window waiting for dinner to be served.
one more with the family coming to dinner.
this bird also visited the back yard staring into the water where our koi live. think it is a small hawk.whatever he is he was well over a foot tall. but didnt get any fish.
Quote from: nvrbdn on November 30, 2011, 06:49:16 PM
here is our favorite squirrel chunk. when the food isnt out in time he/she comes and stares into the back window. also climbs the tree outside the window waiting for dinner to be served.
That's a big squirrel. Chunk suits him/her well. :2thumbs:
The Hawk is looking for Chunk :scratchchin:
Sammy
My dog Bodie, (yellow lab mix), finally goes under the knife tomorrow at 8:30am to loose his manhood! :icon_smile_blackeye: Im so nervous since hes got back/hip issues from his past of being beaten. (we rescued him from a bad place that never had water, food, love, anything! And they beat him! :flame:) Hes shy at first to someone new, but just a wonderful animal now! Great watchdog. Hes 3yrs old from what we understand. Super protective of our lil girl and hangs with the big kid during rabbitt season too. So if ya see this, think good thoughts for my Bodie! Thanks. :2thumbs:
Lisa
Erika & I and Rex & Mindy (our dogs) and Cocoa & Cassie (our cats) and Shah (our horse) all wish Bodie the very best.
We will keep our finger's, paws and hooves crossed for him.
As far as losing his doghood goes...............that's really very straight forward and shouldn't interfere with his other issues. All will go well.
p/s Our Mindy the greyhound in particular wishes Bodie all the best as she was also rescued from an awful fate (namely death row) When we first got her she wouldn't look us in the eye and was terrbly withdrawn and very timid. She had never played with a ball before and didn't know what to do with any of the toys we got for her. But after a couple of months of getting to know us and that little thing called love................she came out of her shell and is the most lovable dog you could ever wish for. She's our welcoming committee.............anyone that comes to our house gets a big hello from her. :2thumbs:
Thanks Fred & Erika, (And the gang! Lol!) I will keep you updated on his progress. I wanted to post a pic of bodie but im having a computer problem. Ill figure it out later..........
Lisa ;)
thats the way we got 2 dogs lisa. both mistreated. our bishon had never seen the sunlight and touched grass till he was 9 mos old. kept in a kennel in springfield mo. the owner of the puppy mill was gona kill all of em because they were too old to sell as puppies. their hair was yellow from being in stacked cages . we got a call that it was raided from a tip and the lady had 5 of these in her van headed to st. louis. we got one. he was scared to death and when i set him in the yard he was afraid to walk on the grass. first time he just stood there shaking and crying. now he is 4 years and a very loving dog. name is bear. i will post a pic tonight when i get home. :2thumbs:
He did very well with his surgery today! :2thumbs: Hes so doped up now and passed out! :lol: Poor lil guy. Chuck is now blaming me, saying you did this to him! ahhh we both dropped him off! He better watch it, he could be next! :nana:
Lisa
He looks beautiful. Glad to hear all went well. He deserves a big doggy chew or something when he wakes. :2thumbs: F & E.
I had guilt after dropping him off this morning, and headed straight to the pet store to buy him a new rawhide. It will give him something to do as he recooperates! :yesnod: :2thumbs:
Lisa
what a big collar. glad it went well for him. here is a couple of bear. the first is of him and papa-doo waiting for the grandkid to drop something. and the second is of bear alone.
Quote from: mrsskip68 on December 09, 2011, 08:32:25 PM
Chuck is now blaming me, saying you did this to him! ahhh we both dropped him off! He better watch it, he could be next! :nana:
Lisa
:eek2: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :D
This is how Bodie normally looks! when not on drugs! ;D
Lisa
Quote from: mrsskip68 on December 09, 2011, 11:57:32 PM
This is how Bodie normally looks! when not on drugs! ;D
Lisa
Does he shoot up or just smoke it? :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on December 09, 2011, 11:57:32 PM
This is how Bodie normally looks! when not on drugs! ;D
Lisa
looks better than Skippy does whether
he's on drugs or not
Bryan
This is Rex after knee reconstruction (he's had both knee's done now) and Mindy being a good mate.
Quote from: Fred on December 10, 2011, 12:03:40 AM
Quote from: mrsskip68 on December 09, 2011, 11:57:32 PM
This is how Bodie normally looks! when not on drugs! ;D
Lisa
Does he shoot up or just smoke it? :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
probably snorts it....without the straw
Bryan
Quote from: A383Wing on December 10, 2011, 12:38:13 AM
Quote from: Fred on December 10, 2011, 12:03:40 AM
Quote from: mrsskip68 on December 09, 2011, 11:57:32 PM
This is how Bodie normally looks! when not on drugs! ;D
Lisa
Does he shoot up or just smoke it? :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
probably snorts it....without the straw
Bryan
You are a funny guy Bryan. straws for everyone.............lets have a party! :cheers: :popcrn:
This is Puff, He is 3 now and is around 20 inches long.
Our 2 pups. The Husky's name is Shadow, and the Dalmatian is S'moreo. We brought the dalmatian home when Shadow was just about a year old. They got off to a bit of a rocky start but now they're inseparable.
Couldn't resist posting this one of Marlee...........after tree cutting last week
Fred, now that I've finished work and am on holiday, here's the bird pics
Left top, Alexandrines, Zeus and Apolo, probably my favourites, they are a pretty muscley bird up close and train well too
Moustached parakeets
Blue Indian ringneck parakeets
Plum Head parakeets, cock bird is plum, hen is gray.
When we decided to build our 1st house, its just didnt have enough room on the section for the avairies so we sold the lot to one guy who had heaps of birds, and after 3 years of tending them it was time for a change - birds are a lot of work especially breeding pairs
Tommy the Eclectus parrot, talked a lot and pretty cool, had him for about 6 years until my wife became quite ill and had to go into care for a while, at the time I had a big away project on with work and was away for 12+ hours a day, so we decided in fairness to Tommy that we would rehome him . The new owner was good and would take him to work with her and he became the star attraction in a sewing type of factory with all the women there fussing over him and talking non stop, that was cool
Max the Staffie, a most excellent canine companion, sadly departed
Thanks for the pics. BobT. The birds are just beautiful. The Plum Head parakeets are just gorgeous.
Just love the staffy. Have always had Rottweilers but the current one will more than likely be the last. We're going to downsize to Staffies (our second favourite breed) after him.
Wish you and your family a super Xmas.
:cheers: Fred
Quote from: RIDELIKEHELL on December 16, 2011, 07:38:40 AM
Couldn't resist posting this one of Marlee...........after tree cutting last week
Beautiful dog! :2thumbs:
Rosie the dogs new tennis ball for Christmas, yes it is rather large, she went nuts over it :2thumbs:
Quote from: Bob T on December 24, 2011, 04:00:30 PM
Rosie the dogs new tennis ball for Christmas, yes it is rather large, she went nuts over it :2thumbs:
My schnauzer loves tennis balls, he would freak on that thing!
Quote from: RIDELIKEHELL on December 16, 2011, 07:38:40 AM
Couldn't resist posting this one of Marlee...........after tree cutting last week
he looks HUGE, do you have one of him next to something like a 3500 dually or something to make him look more normal sized??? :icon_smile_big:
BULLITT pretending he's sleeping waiting for santa!!! lol
:cheers:
Very cute. He's a good pretender,has me fooled. :lol:
hahahaha he has EVERYONE FOOLED!!! but i'm on to him!!! lol
:2thumbs:
;D
Very sweet! :yesnod:
thanks fellas. they're the greatest little buddies.
Quote from: mikepmcs on January 21, 2012, 09:12:58 PM
;D
Very Cool. I so much want a French Bulldog and will have one someday.
Heres Khan trying to find out a way to bite a "bad guy"
He really enjoys doing it toooo much!!
Good dog, get that bad guy!!! :cheers: :2thumbs: Every time i see a cop show, and you see the Canine just going bonkers wanting to work, I like to think hes thinking, "come on dad, just a lil nibble, please!!??!!!" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :smilielol:
Fido at home in the back seat of the Charger with the flowmasters rummbling away under his feet! He's loves the Charger...
nice dog. is he in a seat belt?
Yup... he wears a sheepskin padded harness. The seatbelt itself slips through a loop on the harness. He used to travel in a kennel, but likes the harness better as it allows him a little more room to move around (sit up and lie down) and a lot more to look at. :yesnod:
I'm training him to chew on Chevy and Ford owners... :D
i like that. might try it with my dogs. :2thumbs:
My wife has a station wagon now so the dogs are in the back but in her previous sedan the dogs were always harnessed up to the seatbelts.
Much safer that way for all. Big dogs not buckled up would mean big trouble if she ever had to break suddenly.
Quote from: nvrbdn on January 23, 2012, 09:58:18 PM
i like that. might try it with my dogs. :2thumbs:
The harness... or the part about chewing on Chevy and Ford owners?? :lol:
:smilielol: the harness with the seatbelts.
Picked up our new puppy last week. A very welcome addition to the family.
Nice dog, my daughter loves Rottweilers & would like to see that pic. Is it all Rottweiler?
Quote from: Old Moparz on January 28, 2012, 11:39:19 PM
Nice dog, my daughter loves Rottweilers & would like to see that pic. Is it all Rottweiler?
Absolutely Bob. I think that with big dogs like that it's important that they be purebred as temperament is so important.
Also they need to be screened for things like hip dysplasia etc. And you can only get that from a good breeder as they breed only from healthy stock with good bloodlines..
Quote from: Fred on January 28, 2012, 11:51:59 PM
Quote from: Old Moparz on January 28, 2012, 11:39:19 PM
Nice dog, my daughter loves Rottweilers & would like to see that pic. Is it all Rottweiler?
Absolutely Bob. I think that with big dogs like that it's important that they be purebred as temperament is so important.
Also they need to be screened for things like hip dysplasia etc. And you can only get that from a good breeder as they breed only from healthy stock with good bloodlines..
Exactly, do your homework/background checks on the breeder and pay their price for the good bloodline/lineage pup, it will pay off in the long run definetly, thats the route we took and are very happy with our dog.
Whats the new guys name Fred?
I took these of Rosie earlier on this arvo, we had the jumps and the tunnel out, I really like the last shot
The new guy is Ringo. He's such a cutie and a real smooch. He's already made himself quite at home. He's a determined little bugger and very wilful, we can see he's going to be a handful. :slap: ha ha!! But with plenty of patience and obedience training and of course socialising all will be fine. Plenty of praise when he's good is what it's all about.
We love your dog. She looks gorgeous. Is she a Scottish terrier ? (I'm sure you've said) are you going to enter her in agility comps?
what a cute one Fred!!! He'll have you eating out of his paw in noooo time!!! lol just like mine!!! boy did my wife ruin him!!! ::)
hahaha best of health and happiness to the new guy!!!
-John
Quote from: Fred on January 29, 2012, 03:03:50 AM
The new guy is Ringo. He's such a cutie and a real smooch. He's already made himself quite at home. He's a determined little bugger and very wilful, we can see he's going to be a handful. :slap: ha ha!! But with plenty of patience and obedience training and of course socialising all will be fine. Plenty of praise when he's good is what it's all about.
We love your dog. She looks gorgeous. Is she a Scottish terrier ? (I'm sure you've said) are you going to enter her in agility comps?
Mini Schnauzer, my Wife takes her along to a dog group agility days and they all leap around together
Ringo eh, looks like he'll be a big boy
Quote from: HITMAN 149 on January 29, 2012, 10:09:41 AM
what a cute one Fred!!! He'll have you eating out of his paw in noooo time!!! lol just like mine!!! boy did my wife ruin him!!! ::)
hahaha best of health and happiness to the new guy!!!
-John
Thanks a bunch John, I'm the one that tends to ruin our dogs (especially with over feeding...........I'm a sucker for those big sad eyes, which is just an act they put on, I know, to get what they want but I can't help myself) but my wife keeps a short rein on me. She knows what's best for our dogs.
And like all our dogs, this one too will be well looked after and much loved. And yes, they all live inside the house. :2thumbs:
Now does he look like he's ever going to do as he's told?
He looks you right in the eye and there's defiance written all over he's face. You can practically hear him thinking it.
Oh but he's so cute.
hahahaha he looks like a bear in the woods!!! lol
After about 10 months of poochlessness (our dog of 12 years died last spring) we found this guy in need of a home. Looks like, and we've been told, he's a 4-year-old purebred Australian Shepherd. He's been bounced around so he comes with some baggage. Last fall he was found stray and taken to the Vancouver, WA Humane Society where the mother of a friend of ours adopted him. After about four months of misery the woman discovered she is severely allergic to the dog and gave him to her daughter. Their 12-year-old son was expected to care for the dog but they found out the dog is a bit hard-headed and likes to complain and growl. So we decided to give it a try and we've had him five days now.
Yes, he is a growler although I think 80% of it is actually moaning and groaning and complaining instead of actual growling. He is hard-headed and stubborn but I think he's going to work out. Last night I had a go-around with him about sleeping in his bed instead of the middle of the floor. I booted his butt out into the hallway a couple times and then gave him a couple of opportunities to obey and he finally figured it out. We're going to take him to the vet on Thursday and then see about getting him enrolled in a local obedience training course asap.
They are some of the smartest dogs in the world. He's trying to train YOU! :2thumbs: Good Luck he's adorable! (Start watching "The Dog Whisperer")
yep, a good looker.he's feeling you out. good luck, he will make a great friend. :2thumbs:
Quote from: b5blue on February 28, 2012, 05:03:44 PM
They are some of the smartest dogs in the world. He's trying to train YOU!
Yea...kinda like our Corgi....he has us trained pretty well
Bryan
He's gorgeous, I hope it all works out. He's probably still a bit unsure of you and needs to figure out where he fits in but once a routine is established he will learn his place and no doubt be content. And obedience training never goes astray and this dog will love it. It will keep his mind occupied. He will more than likely enjoy some agility work too as they like to be kept active. :2thumbs:
Here is our Doodle on her 1st birthday
what a treat :2thumbs:
Fine pets all around gentlemen. Like they say.....dogs have owners - cats have staff. :cheers:
Here is our almost 3-year old German Shepherd Weiss, caught just post wide-open yawn Easter morning. :laugh: He is a great dog.
Dan
just think..those teeth are gonna get bigger
Bryan
Go fetch it yourself!
Maxwell guarding the Charger.
He turned 10 years old last month.
Quote from: ChgrSteve67 on May 08, 2012, 01:13:00 PM
Maxwell guarding the Charger.
He turned 10 years old last month.
bad ass cat :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
Quote from: moparstuart on May 08, 2012, 03:07:08 PM
Quote from: ChgrSteve67 on May 08, 2012, 01:13:00 PM
Maxwell guarding the Charger.
He turned 10 years old last month.
bad ass cat :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
max is OK...but you should see his buddy, Alex....theres a bad ass cat....
Bryan
What a great accessory... and he matches the interior too :icon_smile_big:
My lil baby girl is in the kitty hospital as of last night with some kidney issue....We're really hoping have some fluids and meds will get her back on her paws.
Its the first night she ever spent alone in 14 years. :bawling:
(http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL419/1016826/12631379/317272881.jpg)
We'll say a prayer for her, and hope she does well. That is how it started with my Maine Coon.
See: http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php?topic=80935.msg1011263#msg1011263
Quote from: FJ5WING on May 11, 2012, 09:14:27 AM
My lil baby girl is in the kitty hospital as of last night with some kidney issue....We're really hoping have some fluids and meds will get her back on her paws.
Its the first night she ever spent alone in 14 years. :bawling:
(http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL419/1016826/12631379/317272881.jpg)
Hope all goes well and that she'll be on her paws again real soon. :2thumbs:
First night alone..................it's got to be as hard for her as it is for you.
Oh she is not alone.
With all of the other dogs and cats I doubt she is getting a lick of rest.
Hope she is doing better soon. Love the color of her coat.
We'll be rooting for her at this end :angel:
Quote from: FJ5WING on May 11, 2012, 09:14:27 AM
My lil baby girl is in the kitty hospital as of last night with some kidney issue....We're really hoping have some fluids and meds will get her back on her paws.
Its the first night she ever spent alone in 14 years. :bawling:
(http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL419/1016826/12631379/317272881.jpg)
awww poor pussy cat hope shes ok aww :angel:
Quote from: ChgrSteve67 on May 11, 2012, 05:58:40 PM
Oh she is not alone.
With all of the other dogs and cats I doubt she is getting a lick of rest.
Hope she is doing better soon. Love the color of her coat.
I should have said ...first night away from home.
The doctor called this morning to say she didnt do well overnight friday and her kidneys were fully non functioning......we went over and spent our last few minutes with her before saying "Good Bye Snickers!!!!!
We'll miss you VERY much!
Quote from: FJ5WING on May 12, 2012, 11:58:04 AM
The doctor called this morning to say she didnt do well overnight friday and her kidneys were fully non functioning......we went over and spent our last few minutes with her before saying "Good Bye Snickers!!!!!
We'll miss you VERY much!
aww man sorry to hear that poor pussy cat :'( :'( :'(
Sorry for your loss.... :'(
So sorry for your loss. Always a sad time.
Quote from: Fred on May 12, 2012, 06:04:11 PM
So sorry for your loss. Always a sad time.
agree...sorry for kitty
sorry for the loss. RIP snickers :'(
Sorry for your loss. She looks like our calico. :angel:
Cat nip time. :icon_smile_big:
As most here know, we have a 10 year old Pembroke Welsh Corgi....he sleeps on his back, he snores, he runs our house, and he knows it...
It was a nice sunny warm day today...Cappy was sitting at our French doors looking outside....he sees a squirrel, I opened the door and he went outside...chased that squirrel for 15 seconds around the back yard...
and he caught it...I could not believe my eyes watching him....
For an older Corgi with 4" legs...he can move pretty good
Bryan (PS: the squirrel lived...I separated the squirrel from Cappy's mouth, took Cappy inside and the little guy left)
(http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj215/A383Wing/Misc%20Pics/100e2842.jpg)
Well 4 legs are still better than 2 no matter how short. Pleased to hear the squirrel survived. :2thumbs:
Sorry for your loss, I know it is hard. :'(.
Quote from: FJ5WING on May 12, 2012, 11:58:04 AM
The doctor called this morning to say she didnt do well overnight friday and her kidneys were fully non functioning......we went over and spent our last few minutes with her before saying "Good Bye Snickers!!!!!
We'll miss you VERY much!
If you read my thread from previous you know ... that one one of the hardest thing I have ever had to do.
I am so sorry to hear of your loss.
1 dog hes a boxer mix from a shelter, 1 adult amelanistic corn snake (red albino) 1 adult butter motley corn snake, 46 gallon fish tank, 10 gallon fish tank for the kids. and lotsa mice breeding in the cellar for my snakes. im gonna stop doing that when they slow down though its not cost effective.
you keep yer kids in a 10 gallon fish tank? :nana:
Bryan
Now thats frickin funny there!!! :smilielol: :haha:
Quote from: A383Wing on May 13, 2012, 09:23:45 PM
As most here know, we have a 10 year old Pembroke Welsh Corgi....he sleeps on his back, he snores, he runs our house, and he knows it...
It was a nice sunny warm day today...Cappy was sitting at our French doors looking outside....he sees a squirrel, I opened the door and he went outside...chased that squirrel for 15 seconds around the back yard...
and he caught it...I could not believe my eyes watching him....
For an older Corgi with 4" legs...he can move pretty good
Bryan (PS: the squirrel lived...I separated the squirrel from Cappy's mouth, took Cappy inside and the little guy left)
(http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj215/A383Wing/Misc%20Pics/100e2842.jpg)
just doing whats natural DAD, get'em Cappy
Here's the neighborhood hounds :2thumbs:
Quote from: FJ5WING on May 12, 2012, 11:58:04 AM
The doctor called this morning to say she didnt do well overnight friday and her kidneys were fully non functioning......we went over and spent our last few minutes with her before saying "Good Bye Snickers!!!!!
We'll miss you VERY much!
No words to say....we had to do the same thing last year with our tabby and our 1st dog :'( Sorry for your loss
Thanks for all the thoughts and kind words.
Quote from: RIDELIKEHELL on May 15, 2012, 07:11:04 AM
Here's the neighborhood hounds :2thumbs:
Just a friendly chit chat. Never a dull moment.
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on May 12, 2012, 09:48:14 PM
Cat nip time. :icon_smile_big:
wow jackie thats so cool, the 2 grey stripes are just like mine. boomer is a coon cat like your long hair one and newman is short hair.
Quote from: nvrbdn on May 15, 2012, 07:48:45 PM
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on May 12, 2012, 09:48:14 PM
Cat nip time. :icon_smile_big:
wow jackie thats so cool, the 2 grey stripes are just like mine. boomer is a coon cat like your long hair one and newman is short hair.
They were all unwanted cats. Beaner is the short hair. And the long hair is Dexter. He is a Norwegian Forest Cat. They are very similar to a Maine Coon. Someone tossed him in our parking lot during Irene.
Quote from: A383Wing on May 13, 2012, 11:16:35 PM
you keep yer kids in a 10 gallon fish tank? :nana:
Bryan
yeah its the best i can do the wife got everything in the divorce lol
Quote from: Brightyellow69rtse on May 19, 2012, 11:39:57 PM
Quote from: A383Wing on May 13, 2012, 11:16:35 PM
you keep yer kids in a 10 gallon fish tank? :nana:
Bryan
yeah its the best i can do the wife got everything in the divorce lol
:lol: :lol:
charger 500 the lazy cat and winston my english bull dog
:popcrn: :popcrn: :popcrn: :popcrn:
:popcrn:
The Good LIfe! :yesnod:
looks like hes telling you to leave him alone in the last pic. :2thumbs:
my two boys...bones jones and bucky....and our new addition to the family... no photoshop...she likes to take a bath ;D
Wow what kind of cat is that?
1st haircut
Quote from: RIDELIKEHELL on June 06, 2012, 10:20:22 AM
Wow what kind of cat is that?
they are spinx....they are hairless.....I think they are a cross of a cat..monkey and a dog :icon_smile_big:
Headed out to a monthly Car n Coffee n Donut gig on Sunday morning with the Family & Rosie the dog. Woolly as with her winter coat, She likes it when we're there but is not a big fan of Charger travel, or any car for that matter
...
This is hope,she was found in the middle of the 610 freeway in houston tx,she was all torn up,broken teeth,scared to death of people. today she is the most awesome rottie i have ever seen,have had a few,she owns me,i dont own her lol
hope
hope
and this is her adopted brother zeke on the left
Great looking family members cdr! Love Rotti's, Shepards, Rodesian Ridge Backs and Labs. (cats too. You know what they say.....dogs have owners, cats have staff :lol:)
Chester...
Quote from: cdr on August 08, 2012, 01:54:10 PM
and this is her adopted brother zeke on the left
Just gorgeous. We have always owned Rottweilers in our household. First and foremost they are cherished pets and pretty much (with the exception of one or two rules) have the run of the place. We absolutely love them. :2thumbs:
"Bodie wants to play video games with the kids too!!!!" :)
He looks like he's pouting......did somebody take his controller away? :'(
Probably. And to make it worse, nobody gave him a helium balloon from our daughters bday party today.....................poor lil guy! :rotz:
P.S. He did get a couple pizza crusts! :)
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 09, 2012, 01:05:38 AM
Probably. And to make it worse, nobody gave him a helium balloon from our daughters bday party today.....................poor lil guy! :rotz:
P.S. He did get a couple pizza crusts! :)
Yum! our dogs love pizza crusts and don't stop drooling till they're all gone. :drool5:
Don't bother me I'm sleeping
Beautiful kitty!!!!
here's our Cassie being a proper little lady..............
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 10, 2012, 07:59:25 PM
Beautiful kitty!!!!
yea..when he's sleeping....you should see him & Max when they "play"
Bryan
Very sad news tonight My faith companion of the last 14 years Winston passed away.
been a very rough night
Always very sad to lose a loved pet. Our heart goes out to you and your family.
Quote from: Fred on August 30, 2012, 01:54:11 AM
Always very sad to lose a loved pet. Our heart goes out to you and your family.
I couldn't agree more. Know they're at the bridge waiting for you. Our prayers with you both.
very sad today
:'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
Winston! That's a very distinguished name for a distinguished looking fellow.
Sorry for your loss, Stuart. Yesterday was a tragic day around here too. My 17 1/2 yr old cat was violently attacked by my neighbors cat, on my property! (2nd incident) He is really tore up. Lacerations on eyes, ears, claws ripped out, and the worst......his tongue is slashed from left to right to the middle of his tongue!!!!!!! Hes on pain meds, antibiotics, liquid food. My son is just so upset!! Its his first pet and he grew up with him! Poor "Chilly" did not deserve this, especially being attacked on our porch!!!!!!!!!!
Lisa
:'( Keep your head up Stu!
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 30, 2012, 12:14:59 PM
Sorry for your loss, Stuart. Yesterday was a tragic day around here too. My 17 1/2 yr old cat was violently attacked by my neighbors cat, on my property! (2nd incident) He is really tore up. Lacerations on eyes, ears, claws ripped out, and the worst......his tongue is slashed from left to right to the middle of his tongue!!!!!!! Hes on pain meds, antibiotics, liquid food. My son is just so upset!! Its his first pet and he grew up with him! Poor "Chilly" did not deserve this, especially being attacked on our porch!!!!!!!!!!
Lisa
sorry to here this , my middle son is really taking it hard also . We got winston when Taylor was just a little over a year old
That's rough Stu. :pity:
OMG Lisa, will he be all right? :popcrn:
Quote from: ODZKing on August 30, 2012, 03:13:00 PM
OMG Lisa, will he be all right? :popcrn:
Well its touch and go at this point. The rip on his tongue is in way back of his mouth. Since cats lap up their water and food, not to mention cleaning themselves its a struggle for him. Its disturbing to see him attempt to do these things. Hes on his pain meds, and antibiotics. He is eating small amouts at a time. (Wet food mixed with the liquid food.) The thing we have to watch for is an infection and swelling on his tongue, as that can block his breathing! They cant stitch the tongue. They said it should heal back together....... keep your fingers crossed.
Lisa
I too am sorry to hear about you guys' pets, and I wish you the best. They really do become members of the family.
The wife and I have 2 jack/rat terriers. They are quite a handful, but they will keep the critters out of the yard. They have a little trouble with coons and usually wind up getting help from me to get out of those situations. They have more grit than they have anything to back it up!
The first picture is my female named Rudy. She is 4 years old.
The other picture is my wife's dog Diesel. He is Rudy's brother from a later litter. He is 2 now.
Heres my baby girl Lexi yesterday at 7 months enjoying her first bone.
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 30, 2012, 12:14:59 PM
Sorry for your loss, Stuart. Yesterday was a tragic day around here too. My 17 1/2 yr old cat was violently attacked by my neighbors cat, on my property! (2nd incident) He is really tore up. Lacerations on eyes, ears, claws ripped out, and the worst......his tongue is slashed from left to right to the middle of his tongue!!!!!!! Hes on pain meds, antibiotics, liquid food. My son is just so upset!! Its his first pet and he grew up with him! Poor "Chilly" did not deserve this, especially being attacked on our porch!!!!!!!!!!
Lisa
Holly crap they are violent buggers. I remember seeing on tv years ago that house cats are sweet and cuddle but face the same sex and violence on the outside as people do.
Quote from: moparstuart on August 30, 2012, 11:40:25 AM
very sad today
:'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
It hurts for sure. I/we had to put one of our cats down earlier this year. We called him Spock. Sometimes Mr. Spock. He was only 10.5 years old. Poor little guy came home in pain (I was in the shower), our dog kept him still on the stairs went and got my wife, then back to Spock, then to my wife then to Spock. Then the little guy hide. I got him. We put him into a carrier. He was uncomfortable and letting us know it. We rushed him to the vet, he was diagnosed with a blood clot and the vet wasted no time in giving us his recommendation. We trust these guys, that helped me some. I looked at my wife and she nodded her head and said it's ok Rob. We had to let him go and end his pain. The vet listened to his heart and said he had a murmur and probably had it for years. He beat the odds living to the age of 10.5. Usually the don't last past 3years.
I hurt me and still does. I miss that cat. I was also very worried about my dog Jake. He loved Spock. They slept together and bathed each other. I couldn't help wonder how he would cope. Doesn't seem to hard done by strangeley enough. Oddly Jake and the other cat Louie haven't grown any closer.
Rest In Peace my little friend.
June 4th, 2012.
(http://i746.photobucket.com/albums/xx102/bobs69/spock.jpg)
He was pretty young in the above photo. The good thing is he did almost whatever he wanted with his life. It broke my heart sometimes and I'd worry about him like crazy when he went outside at night but I couldn't, and wouldn't break his spirit.
(http://i746.photobucket.com/albums/xx102/bobs69/Spockupclose03-04-09_1707.jpg)
This pictures doesn't do justice for his eyes. He had beautifull yellow eyes.
(http://i746.photobucket.com/albums/xx102/bobs69/12-06-08_2334.jpg)
He always had his tongue sticking out. Kind of silly. And he would stick his legs out straight behind himself when laying down. He was a delightfully odd little fellow.
To some folks they're just animals, to other like us they are part of the famly.
Here is the link to the bridge I mentioned.
http://www.petloss.com/rainbowbridge.htm :'(
reading the last few posts about pet attacks and pets passing here....I'm already tearing up thinking about how I'm gonna handle Cappy passing when it happens.....
my sympathies go out to everyone here who has lost a furry companion
Bryan (I can tell ya now I won't handle it very well...I need a tissue now)
(pic below of his first day at the ocean.....he was wore out)
(http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj215/A383Wing/Misc%20Pics/100e3196.jpg)
Sorry to hear the sad news Lisa, hope all goes well.
It's never easy losing a pet Bryan (and everyone else here whose gone through it) whether it's through natural causes or through illness. Fred and I had a whole week to try to come to terms with having our last Rottie put to sleep at 3 1/2 years of age as he had terminal cancer and was starting to suffer. And even though you think you're ready.......you really aren't. It was the sadest time. The vet came to our home and did the job and it was so, so sad. I couldn't stop crying. And for the next 6 months or so I'd just burst into tears at the most ridiculous times and places. But that will never stop us from owning pets. I would rather go through it (hard as it is) than not own a pet. We just need to enjoy them and cherrish them as much as we can while they're with us. And there are so many desperate animals out there just looking for a good home and eager to devote themselves to you given half a chance.
Erika (Mrs. Fred)
Thank you Erika, Fred, and the rest of my DC pals! :2thumbs: Chilly is holding his own tonight. Eating small amounts of wet food with the liquid food mixed in, is going ok. He really hates the syringe in the morning for his pain medicine and the other one for antibiotics! :eek2: Plus his face is sore, so i cant blame him for that! Keep ya guys posted. :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: Bobs69 on August 30, 2012, 05:37:10 PM
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 30, 2012, 12:14:59 PM
Sorry for your loss, Stuart. Yesterday was a tragic day around here too. My 17 1/2 yr old cat was violently attacked by my neighbors cat, on my property! (2nd incident) He is really tore up. Lacerations on eyes, ears, claws ripped out, and the worst......his tongue is slashed from left to right to the middle of his tongue!!!!!!! Hes on pain meds, antibiotics, liquid food. My son is just so upset!! Its his first pet and he grew up with him! Poor "Chilly" did not deserve this, especially being attacked on our porch!!!!!!!!!!
Lisa
Holly crap they are violent buggers. I remember seeing on tv years ago that house cats are sweet and cuddle but face the same sex and violence on the outside as people do.
Yes, Toms are very quick to assert their dominance and they have the claws to do it with. I don't know how poor Chilly managed to get his tongue slashed poor thing.
But with all the love and care he's getting I know he'll pull through.
Nothing goes to waste in my house. So if chilly don't pull through it, I'll be having a bowl of chilly, chilly fries or chilly cheese dogs. Mmmmmmm. I know, I'm bad.
Sleep in the garage chuck, with the rest of the "TOOL'S!" :slap:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 31, 2012, 10:40:13 AM
Sleep in the garage chuck, with the rest of the "TOOL'S!" :slap:
:smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Shut up Stu... :rotz:
I ain't sayin' nuthin' :angel:
Bryan
Stu sleeps in your garage?
First pic is Cappy asking for food....second pic is what he turns into if you don't comply
The Devil Dog
Bryan
This is Charger (minature pincher on left) who is 7 and Cali (boxer) on the right who is 6.
I found 5 tumours last week in Cali's mouth when I was trying to brush her teeth because her breathe was so stinky lately. I made an appointment with the vet next week to have them removed. From what I have googled I just hope they are not cancerous because if they are and they extend into the bone it doesn't look good for Cali.
Hoping for the best.
Here I am with Karma hanging out at a buddies baby shower yesterday.
I believe the Karma is a African Grey
Lovely bird.
Looks a bit like our Gang gang Cockatoo (female on right).
Steve, Good pic, Grey's are amazing birds, so talkative and intelligent, pretty much top of the ladder for talkers along with yellow headed amazons
Sis-in-law has a schnauzer so for her Birthday my Wife made a cake for her, It was huge, tasted pretty good too
Yum!
You know that could almost pass for a Koala. :yesnod:
Bob, your wife is very talented!! :yesnod: She should have a cake business. I've never worked with fondant, but hope to eventually. My daughter will love that pic. Good job! :2thumbs:
Lisa
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 08, 2012, 11:24:43 AM
Bob, your wife is very talented!! :yesnod: She should have a cake business. I've never worked with fondant, but hope to eventually. My daughter will love that pic. Good job! :2thumbs:
Lisa
Yes, fondant, well done Lisa! Even have had a go myself, fairly easy and just add a little colour at a time. She is good at it, did a ballarina poppig out of a cake and mice cupcakes and all sorts . A lot of cakes and stuff get made for rellies and neighbours here, other one was my last birthday - Guitar cake - It rocked :D :lol:
Yum! koalas taste just like chicken! :lol:
Quote from: twodko on September 08, 2012, 08:18:30 PM
Yum! koalas taste just like chicken! :lol:
Tom, I think whomever you're buying your koala from is selling you chicken instead! :smilielol:
Quote from: twodko on September 08, 2012, 08:18:30 PM
Yum! koalas taste just like chicken! :lol:
Oh yeah, once they get the 11 secret herbs n spices on no one can tell the difference Twodko :icon_smile_big:. Drop bears they call em ;)
Hey Bob....next time yer wife does a doggy cake, I want a Corgi face!!
Thanks, Bryan :2thumbs:
the grandparents always end up with what no-one else wants to take care of. the 3 year old grandson found this in his yard and my son brought it to us. we now have the formula and bottles for it. he is so cute, i couldnt turn him away. :2thumbs:
That is so cute, I wouldn't be able to turn it away either.
Good on you Jim. :2thumbs:
Quote from: nvrbdn on September 26, 2012, 07:23:37 PM
the grandparents always end up with what no-one else wants to take care of. the 3 year old grandson found this in his yard and my son brought it to us. we now have the formula and bottles for it. he is so cute, i couldnt turn him away. :2thumbs:
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on October 08, 2012, 08:59:42 PM
Quote from: nvrbdn on September 26, 2012, 07:23:37 PM
the grandparents always end up with what no-one else wants to take care of. the 3 year old grandson found this in his yard and my son brought it to us. we now have the formula and bottles for it. he is so cute, i couldnt turn him away. :2thumbs:
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
So how's the little critter doing Jim?
our little baby got a fresh start on life. i called a place called the treehouse that cares for injured or abandoned wild animals. they called back and said they would love to have the squirrel. so we headed up to dow illinois on saturday with buddy the squirrel. when we got there they me us at the door and i said i could get the squirrel out of the cage and they said to wait till we get in a secure room. so we get to the room and as i open the cage she (yes, it turned out buddy was a she) ran up my arm and sat on my shoulder. the gals all start laughing. then i get her bottle out and she runs down my arm and lays in my hand and grabs her bottle and eats. so they say, oh well she seems tame, lets take a tour. so we go all through the building seeing all the other animals and birds there. buddy rides my shoulder the whole time. or she would run down my arm and up my wifes arm to her shoulder. anyway, there are fox, coyote, bobcat, eagles, owls, hawks, turkey vultures, squirrels, chipmunks, all kinds of animals there. they put her in with 2 other little girl squirrels and she started playing right off. she will be weaned off the bottle over the next two weeks. then move to a cage where she will be watched for her diet for 2 weeks, the to an outside cage where she will learn to look for food and build a nest. after she passes that, she will be returned to the wild. it is a great place and she will go back to living the life she was meant to have. it was hard to leave her behind, but great to see she will be a real squirrel. :2thumbs:
I had a pet squirrel when I was a kid, they get pretty tame for that first year but after the winter they seem to forget and revert to being wild. Mine did anyway.
yep, the girl told us that no matter what you do they will go back to being wild. so i didnt have to worry how she would act since she was so friendly with us. :yesnod:
Quote from: nvrbdn on October 10, 2012, 09:35:33 AM
yep, the girl told us that no matter what you do they will go back to being wild. so i didnt have to worry how she would act since she was so friendly with us. :yesnod:
Glad to see she is gonna be taken care off. :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
This is Dexter and Lydia . I posted about Dexter in my other thread. He was a sick little guy. But starting to feel better. :2thumbs: He is a Norweigen Forest Cat and Lydia is part Munchkin and part Bengal. They are both full grown. And are best buddies. Shelby volunteers at a cat rescue. :2thumbs: That is were Lydia came from.
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on October 10, 2012, 10:12:00 AM
This is Dexter and Lydia . I posted about Dexter in my other thread. He was a sick little guy. But starting to feel better. :2thumbs: He is a Norweigen Forest Car and Lydia is part Munchkin and part Bengal. They are both full grown. And are best buddies. Shelby volunteers at a cat rescue. :2thumbs: That is were Lydia came from.
Jackie, are you sure there isn't a 3rd cat in that pile? :lol:
Nice pic. :cheers:
Quote from: Old Moparz on October 10, 2012, 11:12:01 AM
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on October 10, 2012, 10:12:00 AM
This is Dexter and Lydia . I posted about Dexter in my other thread. He was a sick little guy. But starting to feel better. :2thumbs: He is a Norweigen Forest Car and Lydia is part Munchkin and part Bengal. They are both full grown. And are best buddies. Shelby volunteers at a cat rescue. :2thumbs: That is were Lydia came from.
Jackie, are you sure there isn't a 3rd cat in that pile? :lol:
Nice pic. :cheers:
It's just 2 . :rofl: :rofl:
those cats are gorgeous. they found a good home. shelby is a great person for volunteering for these animals. she has a good heart. i admire the people that will give their time to help animals in need. good for her. the place i took buddy is all volunteer also. i feel these people are saints. :angel: it takes alot to continue to go day after day, or give your weekends up to care for these animals. :2thumbs:
Here's our cats, Snap, Crackle and Pop. Same litter... just had to take them all :)
That is too cute! Perfectly named.
awwww , so cute
Just can't go wrong with kittens. Good lookin kitties :2thumbs:
My 2. Butters the fatass, and little miss Neko.
aww cute pussy cats :yesnod:
Sammy after his last haircut of the year.
A recent shot of Chester...
Quote from: The70RT on October 17, 2012, 08:34:24 PM
Sammy after his last haircut of the year.
sammy looks great, but it is getting close to winter chills. better get him a jacket. :2thumbs:
Quote from: Musicman on October 17, 2012, 09:08:58 PM
A recent shot of Chester...
looks like Chester is saying "Get outta my face, or else"
Bryan
Quote from: nvrbdn on October 17, 2012, 09:18:35 PM
Quote from: The70RT on October 17, 2012, 08:34:24 PM
Sammy after his last haircut of the year.
sammy looks great, but it is getting close to winter chills. better get him a jacket. :2thumbs:
Thanks, yeah he has a couple. His coat grows pretty fast, when he goes out to do his thing he wont mess around now.
What a great picture of Chester :2thumbs:
cassie & cocoa
Stanley is wondering what the big red dog wants ;)
Quote from: Fred on October 19, 2012, 09:42:58 PM
cassie & cocoa
I had a Siamese cat when I was little kid at home...but his name was spelled "KOKO" instead of cocoa
Bryan
Quote from: A383Wing on October 20, 2012, 04:37:11 PM
Quote from: Fred on October 19, 2012, 09:42:58 PM
cassie & cocoa
I had a Siamese cat when I was little kid at home...but his name was spelled "KOKO" instead of cocoa
Bryan
Our Cocoa is a girl. They're both Burmese. And they fetch the ball when you throw it.
Quote from: Fred on October 20, 2012, 07:23:33 PM
Quote from: A383Wing on October 20, 2012, 04:37:11 PM
Quote from: Fred on October 19, 2012, 09:42:58 PM
cassie & cocoa
I had a Siamese cat when I was little kid at home...but his name was spelled "KOKO" instead of cocoa
Bryan
Our Cocoa is a girl. They're both Burmese. And they fetch the ball when you throw it.
My little Corgi dog is smarter than that...when I throw the ball, he makes me go fetch it
Bryan
Winchester trying to fit in a box.
Cats are funny things aren't they. Ours are always trying to curl up into something when laps aren't available, even plastic carry bags.
:smilielol: they always seem to pick the small boxes.
Quote from: Fred on October 31, 2012, 08:18:01 PM
Cats are funny things aren't they. Ours are always trying to curl up into something when laps aren't available, even plastic carry bags.
Or like mine, that likes to crawl in your underwear and pants while you have them down when your on the toilet ::)
For some reason, they like to get on your magazines or papers your trying to read. Must be thier way of getting your attention.
I see your cat in a box, and I raise you a kitten.
Love the kitten in the box. :2thumbs: And I raise you a Munchkin in a basket . :nana:
(http://gifsoup.com/imager.php?id=2611992&t=o) (http://gifsoup.com/view/2611992/nodding-cats.html) (http://gifsoup.com/)
Cocoa enjoying a plastic bag..........
;)
Very cute, Fred :2thumbs:
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Quote from: Fred on November 08, 2012, 10:30:47 PM
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Are those kinda like the lions that flank rich peoples driveways? :scratchchin:
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Quote from: Fred on November 08, 2012, 10:30:47 PM
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Are those kinda like the lions that flank rich peoples driveways? :scratchchin:
It's a good tip for when you don't know what to plant. And they don't need watering. ;D
But seriously, we just bought the pots and went to get the plants that were going in them, came back and found the cats had made them their own. It was kind of funny.
Oliver with my grandson Ian
Nice shot Bob :2thumbs:
My Kane can be very undignified, lol. :smilielol:
(http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt26/truckdriver1964/Misc%20Pictures/11-10-2012.jpg)
awwwww, too cute :2thumbs:
I'll raise you a cat in a box , with a cat on top of the box. ;)
Would that be Jack in the box? :smilielol:
Cute kitties :2thumbs:
It's a kitty condo :lol:
Quote from: TruckDriver on November 12, 2012, 07:05:57 PM
It's a kitty condo :lol:
Yep, didn't cost anything either. :rofl: :rofl:
How about a couple of kitties in a little bed?
aww , lovely pussy cats :yesnod:
I will see your cats, and raise you a "cat in the food bin"
Bryan
we took our little lexi to see Santa last weekend!
She really wasnt a fan! :lol:
My best buddy "Cooper" found a girlfriend when new neighbours moved in next door..... now we are getting a new pup..... so far the most popular name we can come up with is Wilson..?
Cooper with my middle son... Cooper is a Cocker spaniel and Maltese mix, name makes for a great icebreaker...Cocktease :smilielol:
(http://i651.photobucket.com/albums/uu240/B_Richmond/PDRM0373.jpg)
And Wison?
(http://i651.photobucket.com/albums/uu240/B_Richmond/pets/wilson2.jpg)
(http://i651.photobucket.com/albums/uu240/B_Richmond/pets/Wilson.jpg)
Continuing the "cat with box" theme, here is a friends cat.
Let's switch sides ... uh, where'd he go?
Brad, Cute pup. :2thumbs: And awwwwwwwww kitties
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on November 23, 2012, 11:32:49 PM
Brad, Cute pup. :2thumbs: And awwwwwwwww kitties
Yes gorgeous little pup. :2thumbs:
lets get back to dogs, don't know that cats can make you laugh and cry for the mess you have to clean up at the same time
OMG, they are too gorgeous.
Mrs. Fred
p/s dog's got to do what a dog's got to do.
Mauve66 twister and Vader sure are cute! :2thumbs:
Here is a couple more pictures of the litter , We almost chose the brown one .. he is very cute also. Total of 7 in the litter.
(http://i651.photobucket.com/albums/uu240/B_Richmond/pets/cutepuppy.jpg)
(http://i651.photobucket.com/albums/uu240/B_Richmond/pets/familypuppies.jpg)
after the digging in the other pic i put up a fence, you would think that would of been enough but no, can get in but can't get out..........
LOL, looks tough to get too mad at them!
may have lost the charger but gained a new "future" partner....his name is Bear...now 6 month old sheppard...his dad is a k9 officer and his mom works for a private security company...he should be a good one! Bears named after a good friend of mine, Bobby Summers dog. Bobby (worked for a local sheriffs department) passed away a few years ago...his Bear also passed away two years ago....thought it was a fitting name....
Glad to see you stuck around Ldawg. :2thumbs: nice looking dogs.
Indeed what Skip said. :2thumbs: I've always had an affinity for German shepards. Decades ago when I was about 1 or so our family Shepard pulled me out of a creek near our home. His name was Duke and was an ex-police dog.
What does the Mighty Khan this about little Bear?
:2thumbs:.
he's gotta grow into those ears...........
Quote from: mauve66 on November 29, 2012, 04:46:57 PM
he's gotta grow into those ears...........
If you bend them forward a bit, they can be used as a sun visor. :lol:
Sweet dog. Gorgeous, very alert pup. :2thumbs:
Look what my dog caught!!
Actually, it was already dead and by the looks of it, the coyotes or something have started gnawing on it.
Beautiful dogs guys! :2thumbs:
Do predators always start eating at the hind end of their prey?
Quote from: Bobs69 on December 28, 2012, 05:58:09 PM
Do predators always start eating at the hind end of their prey?
They generally use the quickest/easiest access points to the inside.
Buzzards do the same.
Ok, question for you animal savvy folks...
One of my cats, Dot (older male), went in for vet visit, had some teeth pulled, and was given meds.
Anyway, so he comes home yesterday, and the other cat, Indy (younger female cat), starts hissing and growling at him on sight and has jumped him several times. We have had to separate them and keep them in different rooms so Indy doesn't kill Dot while he's still high on meds/recovering. Plus, shes got a good 3-4 pounds on him as far as size goes.
My common sense conclusion is that this is b/c he went to a strange place and came back smelling different, possibly like other animals - but are there any other possibilities? They've always gotten along until now.
Has anyone had this problem before? How long does it last? Any way of "helping" them get through it?
Indy (L), Dot, (R)
Typical female... He went out without her, then came back hammered, smelling like he was out having a good time with someone else, and now she's pissed. :lol:
Quote from: Musicman on February 15, 2013, 04:36:55 PM
Typical female... He went out without her, then came back hammered, smelling like he was out having a good time with someone else, and now she's pissed. :lol:
:haha: :smilielol:
oh sh*t...hadn't thought of it that way. makes perfect sense. :2thumbs:
Quote from: Ponch ® on February 15, 2013, 04:26:04 PM
Has anyone had this problem before? How long does it last? Any way of "helping" them get through it?
Same exact thing happened with 2 cats we used to have, 1 male & 1 female. If I recall, it went on for a couple of days & then stopped. Neither got hurt, it seems to be mostly noise & puffing themselves out for threats. Kind of funny to me. :lol:
If you want to take their minds off fighting each other, let someone you know with a hyper toddler stop by. :smilielol:
Probably jealousy. I would suggest feeding your female first for a couple days. Also, set her on your lap (if she likes being held). Show her some affection, then him. Pretty soon, she'll get over it.
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on February 15, 2013, 05:39:29 PM
Probably jealousy. I would suggest feeding your female first for a couple days. Also, set her on your lap (if she likes being held). Show her some affection, then him. Pretty soon, she'll get over it.
Ok, but what about the cat?
Maybe if you give him a bath and get him smelling his normal self again...........all will be well. :scratchchin:
Let, the one that went to the vet lay on some of your clothing you wore. SHe smells like the vets and other animals. Once that smell is gone , they will be buddies again. :2thumbs:
Quote from: Ponch ® on February 15, 2013, 05:44:19 PM
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on February 15, 2013, 05:39:29 PM
Probably jealousy. I would suggest feeding your female first for a couple days. Also, set her on your lap (if she likes being held). Show her some affection, then him. Pretty soon, she'll get over it.
Ok, but what about the cat?
I could be wrong, but I think this works on most female species :lol:
Quote from: Fred on February 15, 2013, 05:44:29 PM
Maybe if you give him a bath and get him smelling his normal self again...........all will be well. :scratchchin:
ever tried giving a cat a bath? It'd be like trying to get bull to drive a 4 door charger!
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on February 15, 2013, 05:45:31 PM
Let, the one that went to the vet lay on some of your clothing you wore. SHe smells like the vets and other animals. Once that smell is gone , they will be buddies again. :2thumbs:
My co-worker was telling me to rub a towel/blanket on Dot and then rub it on Indy, then have them switch rooms.
Quote from: Ponch ® on February 15, 2013, 05:52:56 PM
Quote from: Fred on February 15, 2013, 05:44:29 PM
Maybe if you give him a bath and get him smelling his normal self again...........all will be well. :scratchchin:
ever tried giving a cat a bath? It'd be like trying to get bull to drive a 4 door charger!
Actually the wife's pretty good at it. We have two Burmese. The best way is to hold the cat by the scruff of the neck (tightly) with one hand and wash with the other or else it might take the two of you to do it. Held in that position you'll find that the cat will put up very little struggle and pretty much cop it.
Under the circumstances I'd say it's worth a shot.
Quote from: Fred on February 15, 2013, 05:58:39 PM
Quote from: Ponch ® on February 15, 2013, 05:52:56 PM
Quote from: Fred on February 15, 2013, 05:44:29 PM
Maybe if you give him a bath and get him smelling his normal self again...........all will be well. :scratchchin:
ever tried giving a cat a bath? It'd be like trying to get bull to drive a 4 door charger!
Actually the wife's pretty good at it. We have two Burmese. The best way is to hold the cat by the scruff of the neck (tightly) with one hand and wash with the other or else it might take the two of you to do it. Held in that position you'll find that the cat will put up very little struggle and pretty much cop it.
Under the circumstances I'd say it's worth a shot.
may have to give that a shot, but ill let Mrs Ponch handle it.
Girl cat is still pissed.
I doubt that you're going to have overnight results. It's going to take a week or two.
Quote from: Ponch ® on February 16, 2013, 10:20:31 PM
Quote from: Fred on February 15, 2013, 05:58:39 PM
Quote from: Ponch ® on February 15, 2013, 05:52:56 PM
Quote from: Fred on February 15, 2013, 05:44:29 PM
Maybe if you give him a bath and get him smelling his normal self again...........all will be well. :scratchchin:
ever tried giving a cat a bath? It'd be like trying to get bull to drive a 4 door charger!
Actually the wife's pretty good at it. We have two Burmese. The best way is to hold the cat by the scruff of the neck (tightly) with one hand and wash with the other or else it might take the two of you to do it. Held in that position you'll find that the cat will put up very little struggle and pretty much cop it.
Under the circumstances I'd say it's worth a shot.
may have to give that a shot, but ill let Mrs Ponch handle it.
Girl cat is still pissed.
Get her to do it as soon as possible. I guarantee it will make all the difference. And all will be be back to normal. :2thumbs:
Fill some warm water in a basin (laundry sink is always good) hold the cat by the scruff of the neck and lower it into the water keeping it in a semi sitting possition (belly up) As long as you keep his head well out of the water he shouldn't feel paniced and after the initial shock of being partially submersed will remain pretty still while you get on with washing him.
JUST MAKE SURE YOU KEEP A FIRM GRASP OF HIS SCRUFF ESPECIALLY WHEN LOWERING HIM INTO THE WATER AS THAT'S WHEN HE'S MOST LIKELY TO PANIC AND WILL TRY SCRATCHING HIS WAY OUT OF THE SITUATION.
Put a thick dish towel on the bottom of sink in warm water before you wash the cat. Helps them feel more stable. Tall kitchen gloves are a bonus as welll!!!! :2thumbs:
Just throw it in the toilet with then close the lid and flush it a couple of times :lol:
Quote from: The70RT on February 28, 2013, 06:40:37 AM
Just throw it in the toilet with then close the lid and flush it a couple of times :lol:
I thought thats what those clips on the wall were for at the do it your self car washes? :D
Quote from: Brads70 on February 28, 2013, 09:47:06 PM
Quote from: The70RT on February 28, 2013, 06:40:37 AM
Just throw it in the toilet with then close the lid and flush it a couple of times :lol:
I thought thats what those clips on the wall were for at the do it your self car washes? :D
your so mean :slap:
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on February 28, 2013, 09:47:46 PM
Quote from: Brads70 on February 28, 2013, 09:47:06 PM
Quote from: The70RT on February 28, 2013, 06:40:37 AM
Just throw it in the toilet with then close the lid and flush it a couple of times :lol:
I thought thats what those clips on the wall were for at the do it your self car washes? :D
your so mean :slap:
:smilielol: opps busted!
Quote from: Brads70 on February 28, 2013, 09:48:40 PM
Quote from: 71ChallengeHer on February 28, 2013, 09:47:46 PM
Quote from: Brads70 on February 28, 2013, 09:47:06 PM
Quote from: The70RT on February 28, 2013, 06:40:37 AM
Just throw it in the toilet with then close the lid and flush it a couple of times :lol:
I thought thats what those clips on the wall were for at the do it your self car washes? :D
your so mean :slap:
:smilielol: opps busted!
yeppers. :nana:
Here is my dog King.
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/old_tired_rebel/King%20Solomon/100_3534.jpg)
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/old_tired_rebel/King%20Solomon/100_3658_zpsc1f8f73b.jpg)
Very nice. He looks young.
Do you have your glasses on? :scope: :poke:
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on March 01, 2013, 01:02:47 AM
Do you have your glasses on? :scope: :poke:
Why?
:smilielol: Oh yes, I see what you mean. I stoped reading when I got to dog.
Quote from: Fred on March 01, 2013, 01:05:27 AM
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on March 01, 2013, 01:02:47 AM
Do you have your glasses on? :scope: :poke:
Why?
Quote from: Fred on March 01, 2013, 01:00:07 AM
Very nice. What's his name? He looks young.
Quote from: Old Tired Rebel on February 28, 2013, 11:39:35 PM
Here is my dog King.
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/old_tired_rebel/King%20Solomon/100_3534.jpg)
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/old_tired_rebel/King%20Solomon/100_3658_zpsc1f8f73b.jpg)
:eek2: Oh yes, I see what you mean. I stopped reading when I got to dog. (short attention span :icon_smile_big:)
All is forgiven :pity: :lol:
What a relief! :2thumbs:
One of our dogs is getting on. First time ever this morning that he didn't want to go for his walk with the Mrs. :'(
That's sad to hear Fred :pity: Hopefully, that won't be the new norm for him.
Thanks JB, we're hoping he's just having an off day. He's much loved and we'll do our best for him. :2thumbs:
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Just throw it in the toilet with then close the lid and flush it a couple of times :lol:
I thought thats what those clips on the wall were for at the do it your self car washes? :D
your so mean :slap:
:smilielol: opps busted!
yeppers. :nana:
Seeing how I'm in trouble..... I might as well rub it in with this one then? :nana:
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:o :nono: :slap:
Beautiful dog reb! Fred don't sweat it...sometimes my partner doesn't want to get out of the front seat of my cruiser to work! Gets too comfortable
He's a rottweiler and he's pushing 9 years of age and sadly that's coming pretty much to the end of his life span. Not much we can do about it.
Awww how could you not love that face! :2thumbs: He doesn't look old... no white/gray hairs etc..?
Quote from: Fred on March 02, 2013, 09:47:20 PM
He's a rottweiler and he's pushing 9 years of age and sadly that's coming pretty much to the end of his life span. Not much we can do about it.
Quote from: Fred on March 02, 2013, 09:47:20 PM
He's a rottweiler and he's pushing 9 years of age and sadly that's coming pretty much to the end of his life span. Not much we can do about it.
He's got a few years left in him, my mutt is 13.
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Rotties average 9-10 years. Ours are properly looked after, regular vet visits, walked daily and live inside the house with us but even then the very best we've ever managed is 9 1/2.
We've never had a dog go grey.....none of them have never really looked old. But this boy more or less just slowed down over night.
He's taking it easy........so be it.
here's my almost 15 y/o loyal chocolate lab, he's doing pretty well, we had a scare earlier in the summer last year July 18Th, he got nailed/bit by a Diamondback Rattlesnake, on his right side of his muzzle, he doesn't hear or see so great anymore, or maybe it's just selective/stubbornness... Lord Budnicks photos were taken a day &/or 2 after he was put on the steroids, for the snake bite.. he's doing great for an old dog
15 X 7 = 105
damn, i hope i can survive a rattler bite when i'm that old, give him an extra treat on me :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
Glad to hear he's pulled through Budnicks. :2thumbs:
:2thumbs:.
Quote from: mauve66 on March 05, 2013, 07:54:46 PM
15 X 7 = 105
damn, i hope i can survive a rattler bite when i'm that old, give him an extra treat on me :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
:2thumbs: will do...LOL... Thanks he's a great old dog, he has some slight respiratory issues now, I don't know if the 2 are even related either :shruggy: , but he seems to be fine other than that, slow but fine...
Quote from: Fred on March 05, 2013, 08:18:35 PM
Glad to hear he's pulled through Budnicks. :2thumbs:
Thanks man, he's my boy
From today at the beach on Lake Huron..was a beauty day today in Southern Ontario Canada...15 degrees C :2thumbs: I hadn't had my SLR out in ages..got lucky with this shot as no paws on the ground and her ears look hilarious
Looks like she's having a good time :2thumbs:
A dog at it's best. :2thumbs: Happy-go-lucky.
another
running, jumping & playing makes for a happy dog, add some water &/or a tennis ball or stick, to that & my lab is in total heaven...
Try to take her football... I dare you!
Awesome pup! 1st and goal ;D
Quote from: duanesterrr on March 13, 2013, 12:52:03 PM
Try to take her football... I dare you!
The Mrs. and I love Weimaraner's, they're gorgeous dogs. She's beautiful. :2thumbs:
Quote from: duanesterrr on March 13, 2013, 12:52:03 PM
Try to take her football... I dare you!
beautiful girl, I love her color too... go long I'll throw it for ya...
Quote from: Budnicks on March 14, 2013, 12:28:40 AM
... go long I'll throw it for ya...
I think that's just what she's waiting for :yesnod:
dumb and dumber...
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Thanks guys. She is a great dog. I "trained" her to play football by putting treats on the stairs and then throwing her toy across the room. Now I throw the toy and try to stop her from reaching the stairs. Its a blast even though she goes around me like I am standing still. Right when I get home she is waiting with the football ready to play the game.
Quote from: Ram07 on March 14, 2013, 10:00:47 AM
dumb and dumber...
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aww cute pussy cats :yesnod: :icon_smile_approve:
Here is a picture of one of my best friends. "MOX"
My daughter's cat, "JoJo" taking a nap on my bed.
And leaving cat hair on my wife's side. :lol:
Looks like he's spoiled. I've had a couple of cats like him, even one I named Dart. :2thumbs:
HOPPY EASTER from my little Lexi Bunny!
JoJo is a smart Kitty :yesnod:
I feel sorry for poor Lexi though :rotz:
Lexi says, next time you wear the dang bunny ears and I'll take your picture. :icon_smile_big:
:lol:
Poor Lexi, a late happy easter thou
my staffie Samantha with all phasers set to stun (http://i1324.photobucket.com/albums/u619/polywideblock/cd666506-2d91-436d-bc4e-9a1b234e971f_zps4fd6fac1.jpg) (http://s1324.photobucket.com/user/polywideblock/media/cd666506-2d91-436d-bc4e-9a1b234e971f_zps4fd6fac1.jpg.html)
Beautiful dog Phil. The Mrs. just loves staffie's.
How old?
shes 8 now been a great dog :2thumbs:
I never would have guessed. There's no grey on her snout. staffies usually go grey pretty early. Obviously no stress in her life.
You'll get a few good years out of her yet unlike our poor Rottweiler. He's only 8 1/2 and has gone quite senile. Pretty sad really but he's hanging in there and we're doing everything we can to help him get through each day. Some days are better than others, you wouldn't know anything was wrong with him but they're rare.
shes plenty gray now that pic is about 3 years old , have another x staffie thats 16
Quote from: polywideblock on April 17, 2013, 11:27:02 PM
my staffie Samantha with all phasers set to stun
that's cute, they do love to play, my old Staff way back in the 80's "Alfred Farton Urinal" {
real registered name} loved to wrestle & play, or tuck butt & haul a$$ all over the house, when he got riled up, he was a great, fun dog...
love that description :2thumbs: they really do tuck butt and haul ass ,once they get going their hilarious
Quote from: polywideblock on April 18, 2013, 10:04:16 PM
love that description :2thumbs: they really do tuck butt and haul ass ,once they get going their hilarious
it always made me laugh it's so funny to watch them get so excited full of joy just to run around & play...
Happy Birthday to.......Cappy
I'm 11 today
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Happy Birthday to Cappy also! He looks like a fine companion and pet. He is probably an upstanding member of the family by now!!
you know they say that pets and their owners start to resemble each other after many years together, i'm happy to say that Cappy has not succumbed to that fate yet. :smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
Happy Birthday Cappy! I want a corgie just like you!!! :2thumbs:
Happy Birthday Cappy....Sorry Im late!
When I got my Lexi it was a toss up between her and a super sweet Corgi. She was just the sweetest little lover! All she wanted was to be petted and sit in my wifes lap.We decided against the little lover because the amount of steps around the house is insane.
Here's my boy...ol' Rocky, had a bad stretch last November...still going strong...he's getting close to 14 yrs... :icon_smile_big:
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And the kids newest member of the family...
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Wilson gets sad when the kids leave for school, and waits for them for hours! :icon_smile_big:
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Then has trouble sleeping? :lol: :lol:
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Looks like Wilson has this "waiting" thing practiced to perfection
Bryan
Quote from: A383Wing on April 29, 2013, 09:24:40 PM
Looks like Wilson has this "waiting" thing practiced to perfection
Bryan
That's too cute but it looks like he got tired of waiting. :lol:
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Quote from: A383Wing on April 29, 2013, 09:24:40 PM
Looks like Wilson has this "waiting" thing practiced to perfection
Bryan
That's too cute but it looks like he got tired of waiting. :lol:
He's just resting for when they come home. Cute pix
Three labs in the picture, but one 90 pound lap dog :yesnod: tough life :pity:
Dan
And about a half hour later :icon_smile_big:
Dan
Which one is the bigger baby?
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Which one is the bigger baby?
Most definitely the Yellow one..............
Dan
you got to love "Lap"radore retrievers...
Some of the pup enjoying the ride... :icon_smile_big:
dang cover stealers
Quote from: 8WHEELER on April 30, 2013, 03:06:10 AM
And about a half hour later :icon_smile_big:
Dan
I was just looking at the first pic wondering how long she was going to be able to bear the weight when I go my answer. :lol:
Quote from: Budnicks on April 30, 2013, 12:04:32 PM
you got to love "Lap"radore retrievers...
;D lap dog at heart! :2thumbs:
Three Labs myself, :2thumbs: if I had my way, instead of listening to the dogs bark, I'd here the wife yelling it's cold out here.
Quote from: 69rtse4spd on April 30, 2013, 08:24:13 PM
Three Labs myself, :2thumbs: if I had my way, instead of listening to the dogs bark, I'd here the wife yelling it's cold out here.
:lol:
None of dogs seem to be the outdoorsy types. With the exception of their morning walk, they all prefer to live inside. :shruggy:
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Quote from: 8WHEELER on April 30, 2013, 03:06:10 AM
And about a half hour later :icon_smile_big:
Dan
I was just looking at the first pic wondering how long she was going to be able to bear the weight when I go my answer. :lol:
I did that on purpose :yesnod: our 70 pound labs don't hurt compared to Tanner, he is a load, but he does not know it :shruggy:
Infact she pics up our Chocolate lab to hug her. They do like to be outside, these guys don't care about rain, all 6 labs I have had
love to be outside, unless its a hail storm. I had one black lab 20 years ago that I had to drag in the house.
Dan
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And about a half hour later :icon_smile_big:
Dan
I was just looking at the first pic wondering how long she was going to be able to bear the weight when I go my answer. :lol:
I did that on purpose :yesnod: our 70 pound labs don't hurt compared to Tanner, he is a load, but he does not know it :shruggy:
Infact she pics up our Chocolate lab to hug her. They do like to be outside, these guys don't care about rain, all 6 labs I have had
love to be outside, unless its a hail storm. I had one black lab 20 years ago that I had to drag in the house.
Dan
Funny isn't it, my dogs love to go for their walk in the rain and don't care about getting wet, love to jump in puddles, love to get dirty. But after their walk, all they want to do is come inside and if we have to let them out to do their business when it's raining, they're as quick as they can be and do it as close as is acceptable to the house (that is just beyond the paved area and flower beds) and then rush straight back inside again. And it's worse in the summer time, if any sort of large fly tries sitting on them (while we're all outside enjoying the day), they're up and heading straight to the door and then we get that "please let me in, it's dangerous out here" look. Obviously one has learned from the other. We love our dogs and they know it.
Yep they know we love them............... just look at there three boxes now, full of dog toys piled high, and falling over off on the
carpet, now we need another dog toy basket. Our last five labs don't chew up there stuffed toys, but they love there chew bones, smart
dogs, or lucky owners :icon_smile_big:
Dan
:smilielol:
A good bit of camera work there. :2thumbs:
The girls work my pupster over every Halloween.
Let's see, I don't remember if they dressed him the 1st year?
Some sort of skeleton.
Escaped dogvict aka BAD DOG.
Last year, football player complete with eye glare make up.
Finally, make sure there's no kids' in the room before clicking below link. ;)
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Any bets on how long it takes TUFFY to show up?
Dogs! they sure do let us get away with an awful lot. Love the footie player with eye glare makeup. That's funny. :2thumbs:
No soccer outfit :shruggy:
Dan
Quote from: 472 R/T SE on May 01, 2013, 02:48:56 AM
The girls work my pupster over every Halloween.
Any bets on how long it takes TUFFY to show up?
:lol: Same here, all in good fun, Rosie handles it well
Quote from: 472 R/T SE on May 01, 2013, 02:48:56 AM
The girls work my pupster over every Halloween.
Let's see, I don't remember if they dressed him the 1st year?
Some sort of skeleton.
Escaped dogvict aka BAD DOG.
Last year, football player complete with eye glare make up.
Finally, make sure there's no kids' in the room before clicking below link. ;)
NSFW (http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb300/rtmike472/family/Critters%20%20Rusty%20RT%20Zoose%20cuda/NSFW_zpse10ddc24.jpg)
Any bets on how long it takes TUFFY to show up?
Retrievers are just great animals... doesn't look like he/she minds "one bit" either, as long as they are with their humans
well i lost my best friend winston last year , wasnt really ready yet but peaches just kinda fell into my lap
she is 4 years old and very health , not sure she will remain peaches LOL but when i spring her on the family tonight i guess we will decide .
Yeah, she looks like the dog for the job to help with the tranny in the birdible :2thumbs: Hard to say no to that face
Now who could not love that. (Peaches). I'm sure she'll be ruling to roost in no time. :2thumbs:
Quote from: moparstuart on May 13, 2013, 02:42:58 PM
well i lost my best friend winston last year , wasnt really ready yet but peaches just kinda fell into my lap
she is 4 years old and very health , not sure she will remain peaches LOL but when i spring her on the family tonight i guess we will decide .
She doesn't look like a Peaches... :nana: Maybe you should name her
Margret or Maggy & keep the "English/British" Prime Minister theme going... So sorry to hear about Winston, I know, my pets are just like another member of family to me...
good lord, look at that tongue :popcrn:
Quote from: mauve66 on May 14, 2013, 06:02:43 PM
good lord, look at that tongue :popcrn:
It's a beauty, isn't it.
she's a KISSER TOO
Quote from: moparstuart on May 14, 2013, 07:48:29 PM
she a KISSER TOO
you do know where that tongue & mouth have been, don't you?
Bryan
Quote from: moparstuart on May 14, 2013, 07:48:29 PM
she a KISSER TOO
Maybe not a kisser but I'm sure she can lick the pants right off of you! :icon_smile_big:
I was hoping that Cappy would get to meet his kids for a Fathers Day gift, but sadly, all his kids have passed. But today he got to meet two of his Grandchildren. First picture is Cappy, 11 years old on the far right. Pickles, the boy is on the far left, he's a spitting image of Cappy. Marbles, the girl is in the middle, she has one ear that never came up. Both grand-kids are 6 years old. I took almost 70 pictures today, and 8 videos....Cappy is wore out and snoring on the couch as I write this. Each picture has dogs names in order under the pictures
Bryan
Beautiful Corgis! Good friends of ours have 5 and show 2! We visited this weekend with our retired greyhound and it is pretty funny as they can walk through her legs! :yesnod: I'll have to look for any pictures or grab some next visit!
We can't wait to get our interior in the car so we can take pictures of our girl in the backseat!! :2thumbs:
Hopefully I'm picking up this little guy tomorrow!
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Quote from: A383Wing on May 19, 2013, 09:12:21 PM
I was hoping that Cappy would get to meet his kids for a Fathers Day gift, but sadly, all his kids have passed. But today he got to meet two of his Grandchildren. First picture is Cappy, 11 years old on the far right. Pickles, the boy is on the far left, he's a spitting image of Cappy. Marbles, the girl is in the middle, she has one ear that never came up. Both grand-kids are 6 years old. I took almost 70 pictures today, and 8 videos....Cappy is wore out and snoring on the couch as I write this. Each picture has dogs names in order under the pictures
Bryan
HEY those must be the.........wait for it......THE THREE CORGATEERS!
!
Thanks guys...it was kind of an emotional day....
All I need now is Lisa's approval
Bryan
OMG!!! Tooo cute! Glad Cappy got to see his grandkids! Must of been a hoot seeing them play! Makes me want a corgi even more! Thanks for posting the pics. :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs: :2thumbs:
Being 11 years old, Cappy wore out fast....he slept in the back of the 66 Charger most of the way home
It was fun...I plan on doing it again...my wife was not doing very good today, so we had to leave earlier than when I wanted to
Bryan (thanks evryone)
Our 9 year old 70 lb Greyhound prefers the supervisor position.... :rofl:
Quote from: projectanimal on May 20, 2013, 07:59:45 AM
Our 9 year old 70 lb Greyhound prefers the supervisor position.... :rofl:
as well he/she should...
Quote from: projectanimal on May 20, 2013, 07:59:45 AM
Our 9 year old 70 lb Greyhound prefers the supervisor position.... :rofl:
That is way too gorgeous. Our greyhound has passed on now but she was the most beautifully good natured dog. Welcomed every stranger that ever set foot on the property. She just loved people, once she realised (after her first six months with us) that they weren't all mean and nasty.
Quote from: Ram07 on May 19, 2013, 09:28:57 PM
Hopefully I'm picking up this little guy tomorrow!
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congrats, glad you finally found one
heres my 3yo retired breeder bengal cat i got a few months ago.
Quote from: Fred on May 20, 2013, 09:15:11 PM
Quote from: projectanimal on May 20, 2013, 07:59:45 AM
Our 9 year old 70 lb Greyhound prefers the supervisor position.... :rofl:
That is way too gorgeous. Our greyhound has passed on now but she was the most beautifully good natured dog. Welcomed every stranger that ever set foot on the property. She just loved people, once she realised (after her first six months with us) that they weren't all mean and nasty.
Thanks Fred! We've had her for 4 years already, but it took about 2 for her to settle in (bad previous life :icon_smile_dissapprove:) we certainly will be greyhound owners for life! They are the fastest yet laziest dog we know! :smilielol: Sorry you lost yours, but hope you can rescue another one! :cheers:
Quote from: projectanimal on May 21, 2013, 09:26:41 PM
Quote from: Fred on May 20, 2013, 09:15:11 PM
Quote from: projectanimal on May 20, 2013, 07:59:45 AM
Our 9 year old 70 lb Greyhound prefers the supervisor position.... :rofl:
That is way too gorgeous. Our greyhound has passed on now but she was the most beautifully good natured dog. Welcomed every stranger that ever set foot on the property. She just loved people, once she realised (after her first six months with us) that they weren't all mean and nasty.
Thanks Fred! We've had her for 4 years already, but it took about 2 for her to settle in (bad previous life :icon_smile_dissapprove:) we certainly will be greyhound owners for life! They are the fastest yet laziest dog we know! :smilielol: Sorry you lost yours, but hope you can rescue another one! :cheers:
We call them couch potatoes over here. lol. They really do love to lay about but when they get moving WOW! I remember when we first got her home, we couldn't believe our eyes when we saw her blitzing around the yard. she was so fast we barely had time to blink. The rottie tried so hard to keep up but she left him for dead in about ten strides ha ha!
I remember when we first got her, (she was 8 years old so nobody really wanted her) she wouldn't look us in the eye and she'd never had a toy in her life, didn't know what a ball was. But we had her sorted out in no time. She was really precious. We're looking into getting another one very soon. :2thumbs:
Quote from: Brightyellow69rtse on May 21, 2013, 08:50:51 PM
heres my 3yo retired breeder bengal cat i got a few months ago.
They really are gorgeous cats aren't they. The markings are fabulous.
Erika and you were just what that sweet dog needed. You did right by her.
Love Bengal cats! Reminds me of this gal when I was in the Navy........
Quote from: twodko on May 21, 2013, 10:35:21 PM
Erika and you were just what that sweet dog needed. You did right by her.
Love Bengal cats! Reminds me of this gal when I was in the Navy........
Thankyou Tom. I do love animals. I have all the patience in the world for them. It was me that fetched Mindy (our greyhound home). The thought that no one wanted to give this lovely gentle but very timid dog a home saddened me no end. I had it in my power to rectify the problem so I did. No animal need live in fear in our home.
Erika. (Mrs. Fred)
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We call them couch potatoes over here. lol. They really do love to lay about but when they get moving WOW! I remember when we first got her home, we couldn't believe our eyes when we saw her blitzing around the yard. she was so fast we barely had time to blink. The rottie tried so hard to keep up but she left him for dead in about ten strides ha ha!
I remember when we first got her, (she was 8 years old so nobody really wanted her) she wouldn't look us in the eye and she'd never had a toy in her life, didn't know what a ball was. But we had her sorted out in no time. She was really precious. We're looking into getting another one very soon. :2thumbs:
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Absolutely agree with the couch potato, we joke that she sleeps 23 out of 24 hours and naps for that last hour!! :rofl:
We also had the same experience as you when we brought her home. We met my cousin who has two Goldens at a tennis court and it was brilliant! Her dogs would play fetch for as long as your arm could throw, so we threw ball and Goldens ran while Willow chased the boys! She'd fly by them, look back, slow down, and then do it again! We've been able to capture some great videos of her in our back yard too. Puts the same smile on our face as working on the charger, saving 2 great lives!!! :cheers:
Here are my few pets.
Youngest of the bunch. Shelby
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We call him the "old man" he goes by "Buster" though.
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And here is "Casey", Checking out Shelby the day she showed up on our doorstep.
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All three of them just showed up one day. Have been AWESOME dogs for sure!
i had a boxer mix up until a car took him out and i had to put him down the day before thanksgiving. i also have 2 corn snakes and two fish tanks.
Quote from: projectanimal on May 22, 2013, 06:36:03 AM
We call them couch potatoes over here. lol. They really do love to lay about but when they get moving WOW! I remember when we first got her home, we couldn't believe our eyes when we saw her blitzing around the yard. she was so fast we barely had time to blink. The rottie tried so hard to keep up but she left him for dead in about ten strides ha ha!
I remember when we first got her, (she was 8 years old so nobody really wanted her) she wouldn't look us in the eye and she'd never had a toy in her life, didn't know what a ball was. But we had her sorted out in no time. She was really precious. We're looking into getting another one very soon. :2thumbs:
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Absolutely agree with the couch potato, we joke that she sleeps 23 out of 24 hours and naps for that last hour!! :rofl:
We also had the same experience as you when we brought her home. We met my cousin who has two Goldens at a tennis court and it was brilliant! Her dogs would play fetch for as long as your arm could throw, so we threw ball and Goldens ran while Willow chased the boys! She'd fly by them, look back, slow down, and then do it again! We've been able to capture some great videos of her in our back yard too. Puts the same smile on our face as working on the charger, saving 2 great lives!!! :cheers:
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"Saving two great lives".............I love it. :2thumbs:
my Chocolate Lab "Lord Budnicks of U--" is 15 y/o today I've been saying he's 15 y/o for probably 6 months now :slap:
Our youngest cat & our Golden Doodle
Beautiful golden doodle and the chocolate lab! Our girl has one of each as a local friend! :2thumbs: :cheers:
This is our bearded dragon, Draco. I usually call him Tough Guy or Lizzie. We got him last January from a family who advertised him for sale on craigslist. Problem is he came with a real bad case of pinworms that we just managed to get him through. He looks like a badass but he's very docile and well-mannered.
A mate of mine loves them. He's got quite a few of his own.
Gotta love that spiny face.
Quote from: Fred on May 23, 2013, 10:09:33 PM
A mate of mine loves them. He's got quite a few of his own.
Yeah, he's a member of a species native to your Land Down Under.
Quote from: twodko on May 23, 2013, 10:19:48 PM
Gotta love that spiny face.
They're just for looks. They feel like they're made out of soft rubber. The skin on his back and legs is pretty rough though. I'd say it's around 60 grit.
you could almost sand yer car with him...
Bryan :D
Quote from: A383Wing on May 23, 2013, 10:56:09 PM
you could almost sand yer car with him...
Bryan :D
I tease my girls with that line all the time. :icon_smile_big:
Oh God..I'm thinking like Bull....
will someone please make it stop!!
Bryan
Quote from: A383Wing on May 23, 2013, 11:19:29 PM
Oh God..I'm thinking like Bull....
will someone please make it stop!!
Bryan
Go to sleep Bryan. When you wake up in the morning you'll feel better. :2thumbs:
Quote from: Fred on May 23, 2013, 11:57:13 PM
Quote from: A383Wing on May 23, 2013, 11:19:29 PM
Oh God..I'm thinking like Bull....
will someone please make it stop!!
Bryan
Go to sleep Bryan. When you wake up in the morning you'll feel better. :2thumbs:
...and the transition will be complete. Bwah, ha, ha, ha!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/07/19/arthritic-dog-in-popular-viral-photo-dies/?intcmp=trending
Quote from: ACUDANUT on July 19, 2013, 01:41:53 PM
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/07/19/arthritic-dog-in-popular-viral-photo-dies/?intcmp=trending
I saw that too, it's too bad & so sad, may the old dog rest in peace
Havn't been on in awhile. Had to put my 18 1/2 yr old cat, "chilly" down Saturday. I feel like I lost one of my kids. My 17 yr old son and I have taken it pretty hard. He had renal kidney failure and a heart murmur. Just thought Id share.
Lisa
sorry Lisa....
A sad time for you Lisa, sorry to hear it.
Had to put our faithful Rottweiler to sleep 3 weeks ago. It was a sad day. He used to have the fastest wagging tail of any dog we ever owned. It was so fast you had to see it to believe it. Erika and I always used to joke........ he better slow down or he will wear it out. Well, 3 months before he died the joke came true. He stopped wagging it and never wagged it again. He really did wear it out.
Sad to hear for both of you :bawling: :angel: :pity:
sorry to hear that Fred
Quote from: Fred on August 06, 2013, 11:56:29 PM
A sad time for you Lisa, sorry to hear it.
Had to put our faithful Rottweiler to sleep 3 weeks ago. It was a sad day. He used to have the fastest wagging tail of any dog we ever owned. It was so fast you had to see it to believe it. Erika and I always used to joke........ he better slow down or he will wear it out. Well, 3 months before he died the joke came true. He stopped wagging it and never wagged it again. He really did wear it out.
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 06, 2013, 09:45:59 PM
Havn't been on in awhile. Had to put my 18 1/2 yr old cat, "chilly" down Saturday. I feel like I lost one of my kids. My 17 yr old son and I have taken it pretty hard. He had renal kidney failure and a heart murmur. Just thought Id share.
Lisa
awww sorry to hear that Lisa :'( :grouphug: remember when I had Mitts she was a ( pollydactile ? thumbed cat had 8 claws toes on each front leg . looked like mitterns , hence the name mitts , & 6 toes / claws on her back legs , had to have her put to sleep , she was almost 17 & had her from day one , she was born in my parents house under the kitchen table :o
:'( , :cryin:
had to give her two sisters away , her mother, she was 18 then she died too , torticeshells both went with a tumour
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 06, 2013, 09:45:59 PM
Havn't been on in awhile. Had to put my 18 1/2 yr old cat, "chilly" down Saturday. I feel like I lost one of my kids. My 17 yr old son and I have taken it pretty hard. He had renal kidney failure and a heart murmur. Just thought Id share.
Lisa
Sorry to hear.
Went through that a few years back with one of ours. I still miss him.
Hi Skip and Lisa,
Support hugs coming your way! :pity:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 06, 2013, 09:45:59 PM
Havn't been on in awhile. Had to put my 18 1/2 yr old cat, "chilly" down Saturday. I feel like I lost one of my kids. My 17 yr old son and I have taken it pretty hard. He had renal kidney failure and a heart murmur. Just thought Id share.
Lisa
I am so sorry Lisa. Thank you for giving him 18 1/2 good years. I know nothing will make it better but he made it to a very old age thanks to you.
Quote from: Fred on August 06, 2013, 11:56:29 PM
A sad time for you Lisa, sorry to hear it.
Had to put our faithful Rottweiler to sleep 3 weeks ago. It was a sad day. He used to have the fastest wagging tail of any dog we ever owned. It was so fast you had to see it to believe it. Erika and I always used to joke........ he better slow down or he will wear it out. Well, 3 months before he died the joke came true. He stopped wagging it and never wagged it again. He really did wear it out.
I'm so sorry Fred. It's so hard to lose a pet, they truly are part of the family. Thank you for giving your dog a great time on this rock.
Quote from: mrsskip68 on August 06, 2013, 09:45:59 PM
Havn't been on in awhile. Had to put my 18 1/2 yr old cat, "chilly" down Saturday. I feel like I lost one of my kids. My 17 yr old son and I have taken it pretty hard. He had renal kidney failure and a heart murmur. Just thought Id share.
Lisa
I'm sorry for your loss
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on August 07, 2013, 01:54:29 AM
Sad to hear for both of you :bawling: :angel: :pity:
Thanks mate.
Quote from: Dino on August 07, 2013, 12:15:37 PM
Quote from: Fred on August 06, 2013, 11:56:29 PM
A sad time for you Lisa, sorry to hear it.
Had to put our faithful Rottweiler to sleep 3 weeks ago. It was a sad day. He used to have the fastest wagging tail of any dog we ever owned. It was so fast you had to see it to believe it. Erika and I always used to joke........ he better slow down or he will wear it out. Well, 3 months before he died the joke came true. He stopped wagging it and never wagged it again. He really did wear it out.
I'm so sorry Fred. It's so hard to lose a pet, they truly are part of the family. Thank you for giving your dog a great time on this rock.
Thanks Dino. He had the best.
feel for your loss, it amazing the place they hold in your heart after so many years, to others their just animals but to us their part of the family
:2thumbs:
Animals/pets are entirely at your mercy. In our opinion, like any living thing, they deserve as good a life as possible. It is their right. They are no less deserving.
Really sorry to hear both yours (Fred) and MrsSkip's losing a beloved pet and companion. My sympathies to both of you. Our pets (we have 3 cats now) do really become integral parts of our family and it is always tough losing one of them.
Thankyou.
Especially when the decision has to be ours...........do we put him to sleep, should we leave it a little longer. But you don't want your pet to suffer so you do what you know is the right thing and yet after it's done, you wonder if you could have maybe held off for a little while.
Just once we wish a pet of ours would just die peacefully in it's sleep and save us from having to make that dreaded decision.
feel for your loss . I haven't had a pet die peacefully yet our neo mastiff decided to die at 3am and howled the place down doing it, woke up people half a block away. by the time i'd got car out to go to after hours vet he'd died ,it was terrible felt like one of the kids had died .your better off with the quick /quiet way at the vet
OMG! how awful for you. What was wrong with him, any idea?
I was assuming that like people, some pets got to sleep at night and just don't wake up in the morning. (peaceful and painless)
That's the way I want to go. Hope I'm lucky.
We always have the vet come to the house.
yea you and me both :cheers: vet said he had a heart attack it wasn't pretty
Thankyou all for your kind words. It means alot. Still cant figure out my daily rutine yet. Things are just unbalanced, so to speak. Thankyou all again.
Fred, I am so truely sorry for your loss as well. Sending hugs and prayers to you both.
Lisa
Thanks Lisa, I know what you mean about the routine thing. It's tough.
Quote from: Fred on August 07, 2013, 10:47:33 PM
OMG! how awful for you. What was wrong with him, any idea?
I was assuming that like people, some pets got to sleep at night and just don't wake up in the morning. (peaceful and painless)
That's the way I want to go. Hope I'm lucky.
We always have the vet come to the house.
that's the way my Grandpa went, peaceful and painless................ now the other people in the truck with him........................
a little humor, this is bringing up old memories :'(
Is them ducks we sees?
My sister in-laws dogs.
Funny where our preferences take us.
Love it Fred! All three flavors in a row! Lol. See, I can still make a funny!
Thanks Lisa, I thought it was time for a pick me up..........a bit of a laugh to lighten the mood. :2thumbs:
I'm sad to report another passing today. Our gentle giant Cairo (Cai).
He'd not been doing well for several days and after numerous tests and still not finding what was wrong we had to make a decision.
He was 21 pounds and just a big kitten of 12 years.
The doctor strongly suspected a brain tumor. He was the most gentle cat who would do just about anything. If you wanted him to sit on your lap, he would. Beside you, pick him up, sit in your arms, whatever - he was fine with it.
My wife is very upset as it was her cat since before we were married and had him as a kitten.
I will miss him waddling around the house. Of the 3, all we have left is Oliver. God speed Cairo. :'(
aww sorry to hear that . :'(
Sad to hear. :'( :pity:
:'(.
:'(
Very sorry about Cairo, that's very sad.... :icon_smile_dissapprove:
But, on a brighter note...meet Nala! She had one day left..she's only 7 mths :rotz:....but mine now! :icon_smile_big:
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/1091858_10201362620644194_1819662902_n_zpsdd9f283b.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/1091858_10201362620644194_1819662902_n_zpsdd9f283b.jpg.html)
And she's gorgeous. Make her happy. :2thumbs: Where does the name come from?
ODZKing........ Sorry to hear about you cat. Letting go is never easy. :'(
Quote from: Fred on August 12, 2013, 10:12:38 PM
And she's gorgeous. Make her happy. :2thumbs: Where does the name come from?
The previous owner... :icon_smile_big: Think its off of lion king :shruggy:
so sorry to hear odzking. :'(
Quote from: Ram07 on August 13, 2013, 07:13:12 AM
Quote from: Fred on August 12, 2013, 10:12:38 PM
And she's gorgeous. Make her happy. :2thumbs: Where does the name come from?
The previous owner... :icon_smile_big: Think its off of lion king :shruggy:
Interesting. (I've never seen The Lion King so I didn't pick up on it) I like it. :2thumbs:
Had a guest for dinner today...........
What do you call that critter? :scratchchin: He looks right at home
:2thumbs: kookaburra was he by himself or did he have company , count how many and that's supposed to be how many days rain you'll get :scratchchin:
Yes, they're Erika's favourite bird. Nothing beats the sound of laughing kookaburras.
This one also sits on her lap while she feeds it.
What's he eating, hamburger?
Nice tile by the way
Quote from: polywideblock on August 13, 2013, 11:58:14 PM
:2thumbs: kookaburra was he by himself or did he have company , count how many and that's supposed to be how many days rain you'll get :scratchchin:
That's got to be a myth. We have our regular 2 and often 3 and sometimes 4 every day. we can also get up to around 12 to 15 at a time if there's food to be had..........and no rain.
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on August 14, 2013, 12:12:17 AM
What's he eating, hamburger?
Nice tile by the way
African slate. :2thumbs: He's having beef mince. (ground beef) but he'll pretty much tuck into anything including steak off the BBQ.
hence the :scratchchin:
Usually have to watch the neighborhood stray dogs. I don't think I could deal with a flock of them around the grill.
Hamburger around here is ground beef or ground chuck. :2thumbs:
lost my 16 year old staffie x George today :'( I miss my georgie boy R.I.P. George
So sorry mate. Know exactly how you feel and how hard it must be for you. :'( (as you know, went through it ourselves 3 weeks ago) Our thoughts are with you.
Our pets love us no matter what and the majority of us love them back. It seems unfair that they are here with us for such a short time. So sorry for your loss today, Poly.
Sorry about your buddy Poly. :pity:
Sorry to hear about that poly.
Quote from: polywideblock on August 19, 2013, 03:28:48 AM
lost my 16 year old staffie x George today :'( I miss my georgie boy R.I.P. George
So sorry to hear he's gone, great looken' dog.... RIP George
So sorry :'(.
My daughter recently informed me that while the Kookaburra is fun to play with...
(http://i.onfinite.com/k417SQYr.jpg)
There is one Gallah she met who is her favorite. Check out the "look at me-look at the camera" shots. Too funny!! :lol:
(http://i.onfinite.com/kXYDSQYr.jpg)
(http://i.onfinite.com/2DdFSQYr.jpg)
Yes, we have Gallahs here too. And the Gang Gangs are gorgeous but both are a little more timid. They come in for a drink and then they're off again as where the kookies live close by and treat our property as there own.
Where was that pic taken?
Pretty cool. Only birds around here that come that close to people are humdingers (hummingbirds)
Quote from: Fred on August 20, 2013, 12:42:16 AM
Where was that pic taken?
These were in the Kagngaroo Island area in March 2012. :) Love the indigenous animals there!!
Quote from: Charger_Fan on August 20, 2013, 02:00:14 AM
Quote from: Fred on August 20, 2013, 12:42:16 AM
Where was that pic taken?
These were in the Kagngaroo Island area in March 2012. :) Love the indigenous animals there!!
Wonderful, hope you enjoyed your stay and found us Aussies friendly and hospitable. Did you catch a glimpse of our lovely Echidnas? We love them and have a few in our garden. You can always tell when they've paid us a visit..........they leave no stone unturned (so to speak lol) while looking for ants.
Quote from: polywideblock on August 19, 2013, 03:28:48 AM
lost my 16 year old staffie x George today :'( I miss my georgie boy R.I.P. George
Very sorry about your boy, it's tough to deal with :'(
Nala has adjusted well, my old boy as well...
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/photo_zps1e4318d1.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/photo_zps1e4318d1.jpg.html)
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:icon_smile_big:
thanks for the thoughts :cheers: hardest part is coming home to a empty house :yesnod:
Quote from: Ram07 on August 21, 2013, 11:38:37 AM
Quote from: polywideblock on August 19, 2013, 03:28:48 AM
lost my 16 year old staffie x George today :'( I miss my georgie boy R.I.P. George
Very sorry about your boy, it's tough to deal with :'(
Nala has adjusted well, my old boy as well...
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/photo_zps1e4318d1.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/photo_zps1e4318d1.jpg.html)
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/010_zps9804c0e8.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/010_zps9804c0e8.jpg.html)
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looks like shes already picked her bed :scratchchin:
One of my dogs sleeps like that, swear she thinks shes a cat.
Aw Poly, I'm hurtin' for you. RIP George, you are loved far more than you know.
Ram07, that's not your bedroom is it???
There appears to be a Justin Bieber poster on the purple wall to the right. A fan maybe? :scope: ;)
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on August 24, 2013, 11:55:38 PM
There appears to be a Justin Bieber poster on the purple wall to the right. A fan maybe? :scope: ;)
Haha...good eye, Ummmm, that's my daughters room.... :yesnod:
now....today....
before work...(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/1240025_10201491855514985_1596019490_n_zps43273c25.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/1240025_10201491855514985_1596019490_n_zps43273c25.jpg.html)
after work...(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/1240248_10201491507426283_1704261091_n_zps183ee35b.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/1240248_10201491507426283_1704261091_n_zps183ee35b.jpg.html)
wow....just...wow... :brickwall:
This one is my room...
Didn't your mom tell you to clean your room? :rotz: I suppose you're going to blame it on those sweet, innocent puppy dogs. Could they really do anything wrong? :lol:
Haha...gonna set up a camera in there to see what goes on when I'm gone....really....the old one is going on 14....kinda curious...
Look at the bright side.... you don't have to reset your alarm clock ;) The phone is missing, maybe they had a few friends over.
found most of the phone....probably find the rest in the yard tomorrow...
:icon_smile_big:
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on August 31, 2013, 09:32:26 PM
Didn't your mom tell you to clean your room? :rotz: I suppose you're going to blame it on those sweet, innocent puppy dogs. Could they really do anything wrong? :lol:
they would probably just say "The cat did it"
OMG! They sure aren't being couch potatoes. .........."Don't worry about us Dad, we'll keep ourselves amused till you get home again"
And they looked so innocent.............like butter wouldn't melt in their mouths.
Bit of sadness in our little neck of town here, our neighbors across the street had their Husky killed today by a car, she got out somehow, probably scared of the thunder & lightning we had this morning. Driver of the car never stopped.
Her name was Tika, she was about 13 years old, and Cappy, (our Corgi) played well together.
Bryan
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Such a tragic end to a beautiful life. He was a handsome boy. I just don't understand how someone could not stop after an accident like this. Where is the compassion and decency?
Sad to hear. I enjoy huskies and too have had a pet run over. Not a pleasant experience :icon_smile_dissapprove:
Quote from: burnout.dawg on September 05, 2013, 11:35:51 PM
Such a tragic end to a beautiful life. He was a handsome boy. I just don't understand how someone could not stop after an accident like this. Where is the compassion and decency?
These are the callous people that probably wouldn't stop for a human either. Although for some people I guess an animal is way down the bottom of the food chain and not worth the bother.
Quote from: A383Wing on September 05, 2013, 10:19:44 PM
Bit of sadness in our little neck of town here, our neighbors across the street had their Husky killed today by a car, she got out somehow, probably scared of the thunder & lightning we had this morning. Driver of the car never stopped.
Her name was Tika, she was about 13 years old, and Cappy, (our Corgi) played well together.
Bryan
(http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj215/A383Wing/GIF%20Icons/100_0217.jpg) (http://s273.photobucket.com/user/A383Wing/media/GIF%20Icons/100_0217.jpg.html)
Very sad, they must be going through a very rough time right now. So sorry.
Quote from: A383Wing on September 05, 2013, 10:19:44 PM
Bit of sadness in our little neck of town here, our neighbors across the street had their Husky killed today by a car, she got out somehow, probably scared of the thunder & lightning we had this morning. Driver of the car never stopped.
Her name was Tika, she was about 13 years old, and Cappy, (our Corgi) played well together.
Bryan
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Sorry to hear that, it's so sad when you loose any animal like that, give them my deepest condolences...
Quote from: A383Wing on September 05, 2013, 10:19:44 PM
Bit of sadness in our little neck of town here, our neighbors across the street had their Husky killed today by a car, she got out somehow, probably scared of the thunder & lightning we had this morning. Driver of the car never stopped.
Her name was Tika, she was about 13 years old, and Cappy, (our Corgi) played well together.
Bryan
(http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj215/A383Wing/GIF%20Icons/100_0217.jpg) (http://s273.photobucket.com/user/A383Wing/media/GIF%20Icons/100_0217.jpg.html)
aww sorry to hear that
That is so sad...
I so hate humans sometimes. :rotz:
That is awful. Not that you would have felt better if they stopped, just less pissed. But you will miss her just the same.
God speed Tika.
it ain't good when you loose a buddy, know what their going through. thoughts to them
Looks to me like your wasting 5 minites in the morning making your bed. :smilielol:
I'll take two...........
http://www.youtube.com/embed/PztO-OvzRyg?rel=0 <http://www.youtube.com/embed/PztO-OvzRyg?rel=0>
wow great dog. I don't even do half of that stuff. :shruggy:
Quote from: troy.70R/T on September 13, 2013, 01:47:28 AM
wow great dog. I don't even do half of that stuff. :shruggy:
So you're saying you're not house trained?? :icon_smile_big:
Get a dog that is. :lol:
cool dog :cheers:
Hard to believe I sold my charger a year ago...still have not gotten another one but will be looking shortly! Oh yea and this knuckle head just turned one!!
Quote from: mpdlawdog on September 19, 2013, 11:44:24 AM
Hard to believe I sold my charger a year ago...still have not gotten another one but will be looking shortly! Oh yea and this knuckle head just turned one!!
great looking Shepard & cute little girl playing with him as a puppy....
Good looking knucklehead you have! Is he being trained to be an officer or is he your personal companion?
Love the Shepard, most loyal friendly out going dog I ever had. To bad she only made it till her third birthday ::) that was 20 years ago, boy
do we get attached to our animals or what :yesnod:
Dan
Hey mpdlawdog .........are you and your gorgeous dog trying to look slim or what? :icon_smile_big:
My poor dog, "Bodie" developed a infection in his eye this week. Just took him to the vet and $145.00 later, we found out he had a scratch all the way across his cornea! Dont know how he got it. But hes on eye meds and back to wearing the stupid cone again. Poor baby! :(
Aww poor kid. Hang in there Bodie!
Go easy with the loud noises while he's wearing the amplifier! :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: Dino on September 20, 2013, 03:57:26 PM
Aww poor kid. Hang in there Bodie!
Go easy with the loud noises while he's wearing the amplifier! :icon_smile_big:
Thanks Dino! Funny thing is since he got the cone, Animal Planet channel seems to keep putting itself on! Lol! "It's not dishnetwork,.......it's Dog-Network TV!" Hahaha!
I was gonna say plug him into the TV and see if ya can get some of the Pay-Per-View channels for free now
Bryan
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 20, 2013, 03:27:15 PM
My poor dog, "Bodie" developed a infection in his eye this week. Just took him to the vet and $145.00 later, we found out he had a scratch all the way across his cornea! Dont know how he got it. But hes on eye meds and back to wearing the stupid cone again. Poor baby! :(
Poor
Bodie, hope he recovers fully & quickly, on the upside you can call him Cone Head :shruggy:
Quote from: Budnicks on September 21, 2013, 12:22:31 PM
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 20, 2013, 03:27:15 PM
My poor dog, "Bodie" developed a infection in his eye this week. Just took him to the vet and $145.00 later, we found out he had a scratch all the way across his cornea! Dont know how he got it. But hes on eye meds and back to wearing the stupid cone again. Poor baby! :(
Poor Bodie, hope he recovers fully & quickly, on the upside you can call him Cone Head :shruggy:
Nah, we are callng him Bodievision, Bodie-3D, & the neighbors call him the satellitepup! :)
bodievision. :smilielol: :smilielol:
poor puppy. that medicine should work real fast. hope he heals quick. :2thumbs:
be careful if you take him out in the rain :yesnod:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 20, 2013, 03:27:15 PM
My poor dog, "Bodie" developed a infection in his eye this week. Just took him to the vet and $145.00 later, we found out he had a scratch all the way across his cornea! Dont know how he got it. But hes on eye meds and back to wearing the stupid cone again. Poor baby! :(
Hope your boy gets better quick....poor guy :-\
My latest adventure with dumbass dog....although she is getting better. I do buy disposable furniture in my bedroom...had 3 phones, down to one, but I refuse to cage her....I work 12 hr shifts...
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/008_zps8bfb25be.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/008_zps8bfb25be.jpg.html)
that fluff trail went from my room, to a spare room, down my stairs to the living room...
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/011_zps1d7d4599.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/011_zps1d7d4599.jpg.html)
:pullinghair: glad it's garage sale stuff...have two sets left...:)
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The dumbass! How can ya get pissed at that... :shruggy:
if anyone has suggestions on how to stop this... :smilie_help: :icon_smile_big:
sprinkle Cyan Pepper on the things you don't want him to chew
Quote from: A383Wing on September 22, 2013, 01:01:19 PM
sprinkle Cyan Pepper on the things you don't want him to chew
Really, that seems simple....probably piss off my old boy....but I'll give it a shot...thanks! :icon_smile_big:
plenty of distractions buy a half dozen "kongs" and stuff them full of food and hide around the place
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kong-Wobbler-Dog-Toy-treat-dispensing-/331026991285?pt=AU_Pet_Supplies&hash=item4d12bf08b5
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kong-Classic-Dog-Toy-Medium-Red-Stuffable-OZ-Seller-/140907932692
Well, I have something like that...no, wait....I have six of 'em....fill them with treats....
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/017_zpsb6e32afd.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/017_zpsb6e32afd.jpg.html)
but where is the fun in that....she's allowed to chew those.... :icon_smile_big:
Haha, fun fact....I bought that bitter apple spray stuff from the vets, ya know....all dogs hate it they say.....Worked for a few days, but she chewed up the bottle....sooo.... :brickwall:
and yeah, it was in the cupboard of one of those end tables, that she munched up, and got the doors open...
I agree with the pepper idea, BUT, if you do that, put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with water! Then spray the enticing areas. Any kind of Lab/shepards, dont mature till 5years of age. So be patient, be the Alpha Male, and praise the pup when it listens! Just my two cents.
5 years...really? :brickwall:
Quote from: Ram07 on September 22, 2013, 01:37:03 PM
5 years...really? :brickwall:
Yep, 5yrs! Now, that can be changed with proper training and tons of attention! Usually if a dog chews stuff up its frustration or seperation anxiety. Be patient, it wont change over night. Be thankful, that you have a healthy pup!
Thinking its the separation thing, dunno....she's a good girl when I'm home....but man...when I go to work....watch out! She actually is trained pretty good....she runs loose with me, stays by my side and such...sits...rolls over...high fives for a treat...stuff like that!
Just an asshole when I leave... :yesnod:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 22, 2013, 01:34:02 PM
I agree with the pepper idea, BUT, if you do that, put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with water! Then spray the enticing areas. Any kind of Lab/shepards, dont mature till 5years of age. So be patient, be the Alpha Male, and praise the pup when it listens! Just my two cents.
Has this worked with Skippy yet?
:smilielol: :smilielol: :smilielol:
Quote from: A383Wing on September 22, 2013, 02:17:04 PM
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 22, 2013, 01:34:02 PM
I agree with the pepper idea, BUT, if you do that, put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with water! Then spray the enticing areas. Any kind of Lab/shepards, dont mature till 5years of age. So be patient, be the Alpha Male, and praise the pup when it listens! Just my two cents.
Has this worked with Skippy yet?
Nope but I figured out that if I put cheese dogs around the house he behaves much better!
Quote from: Fred on September 20, 2013, 01:32:06 AM
Hey mpdlawdog .........are you and your gorgeous dog trying to look slim or what? :icon_smile_big:
I never could post pics on this site!! I should try this on my match.com pic!!
Quote from: burnout.dawg on September 20, 2013, 12:14:14 AM
Good looking knucklehead you have! Is he being trained to be an officer or is he your personal companion?
I've trained him since I got him to take over for my current partner, khan. I needed something to do since i had to sell my charger. Khan just turned 9 and has back problems and is ready to retire. Bear is my 3rd working dog. I trained khan and bear myself. I love my job! It's amazing what you can train a dog to do!
Funny to see all the dogs with separation anxiety....did everybody try easing into the separation? (if you know what I mean)
Quote from: A383Wing on September 22, 2013, 02:17:04 PM
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 22, 2013, 01:34:02 PM
I agree with the pepper idea, BUT, if you do that, put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with water! Then spray the enticing areas. Any kind of Lab/shepards, dont mature till 5years of age. So be patient, be the Alpha Male, and praise the pup when it listens! Just my two cents.
Has this worked with Skippy yet?
Quote from: polywideblock on September 22, 2013, 01:21:47 PM
plenty of distractions buy a half dozen "kongs" and stuff them full of food and hide around the place
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kong-Wobbler-Dog-Toy-treat-dispensing-/331026991285?pt=AU_Pet_Supplies&hash=item4d12bf08b5
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kong-Classic-Dog-Toy-Medium-Red-Stuffable-OZ-Seller-/140907932692
Ram07 The bored & lonely dog, probably has separation anxiety & needs some more exercise &/or keep him occupied on something else... reward him/her for being good & discipline them for bad behavior.. they will eventually learn &/or you can wear them out, keep his/her mind more active so they don't chew the he'll out of your stuff.... :Twocents:
We've never had a dog chew up anything in the house. And they've all enjoyed the luxury of living inside. If we go away for a couple of hours, they can stay inside otherwise they're put outside where they have comfortable beds on the back porch plus the freedom of roaming around the property as they please. The best of both worlds.
And although they like to hop up on the bed when no one's looking, they are discouraged from doing so. They can lay anywhere they please in the house except on the furniture. That's for the two alpha dogs (me and the mrs.) only.
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 20, 2013, 03:27:15 PM
My poor dog, "Bodie" developed a infection in his eye this week. Just took him to the vet and $145.00 later, we found out he had a scratch all the way across his cornea! Dont know how he got it. But hes on eye meds and back to wearing the stupid cone again. Poor baby! :(
Get a sign that says NSA on it, or a shirt. Hope he is getting well soon.
Quote from: 69rtse4spd on September 23, 2013, 07:15:21 PM
Quote from: mrsskip68 on September 20, 2013, 03:27:15 PM
My poor dog, "Bodie" developed a infection in his eye this week. Just took him to the vet and $145.00 later, we found out he had a scratch all the way across his cornea! Dont know how he got it. But hes on eye meds and back to wearing the stupid cone again. Poor baby! :(
Get a sign that says NSA on it, or a shirt. Hope he is getting well soon.
:lol:
Well, it's been a rough couple of weeks as we had to let our oldest go last Sunday. Maya was a few weeks under 15 which is quite the feat for a larger dog like a Labrador. She became diabetic about 2.5yrs ago and lost her sight to cataracts during that time. Amazing how they persevere though. She was the start of our family as Kris and I picked her up a few weeks after we got our house and settled in. The kids don't know anything else. We adopted her mother Iris 2 years later and she left us about 3 yrs ago. We laid her to rest next to her mother and planted more Irises.
A wonderful companion and a member of the family she is and will always be missed. :'(
So sorry for your loss bakerhillpins. I speak from the heart when I say, I know what you're going through.
We're still missing our Rex but see him every morning on the computer screen. We've got a lovely spot under some really tall rhododendrons that we call "Sleepy Hollow" where all our precious pets are resting peacefully.
so sorry for your loss "georgie " was 16 when I had to let him go (cancer) it really sux :yesnod: just like loosing one of the kids
Sad to hear about your little friend. :pity:
Thanks all.
Sorry to hear Baker.
God speed Maya
Quote from: bakerhillpins on October 04, 2013, 04:58:26 PM
Well, it's been a rough couple of weeks as we had to let our oldest go last Sunday. Maya was a few weeks under 15 which is quite the feat for a larger dog like a Labrador. She became diabetic about 2.5yrs ago and lost her sight to cataracts during that time. Amazing how they persevere though. She was the start of our family as Kris and I picked her up a few weeks after we got our house and settled in. The kids don't know anything else. We adopted her mother Iris 2 years later and she left us about 3 yrs ago. We laid her to rest next to her mother and planted more Irises.
A wonderful companion and a member of the family she is and will always be missed. :'(
I'm sorry to hear about your loss, of a great dog from what she sounded like.. As a big Lab lover myself, I know 1st hand how loyal, friendly playful & sometimes stubborn they can be... I have a 15+y/o Chocolate Lab "Lord Budnicks of U--", he's doing very well for his age still, my last Black Lab "Duke of U--" made it to just after his 14th B-day, my Yellow lab "King" before that, made it to just before his 14th B-day... 12 years is supposedly the average age I guess we were & are lucky, to have them so long... They are truly great animals, they loved all my kid, their friends & all the neighborhood children too, everyone played with them & my kids loved them & "I'm sure they were heart broken, when they were gone, especially the girls... I also think my old "Buddy" is keeping my elderly old Pops, who lives with me now for the last 6-7 years & my elderly Aunt & Uncle who live up the hill, who can't wait for him to come over to visit every other weekend... I believe he keeps them all much younger & active, he walks with him out to the mailbox or around the neighborhood, swimming at the lake etc.... It's funny he goes over & pushes him with his nose when he sees the Mail truck... I sware, sometimes I think he has a wrist watch sometimes, there are times he want things, like his walks or treats at specific times, like clock work, same time every day or night, he starts staring at you, wagging his tail & going back & forth to certain things, that is part of his regular daily life/routine, it's so damn cute... He has followed me everywhere we go 24-7, since he was 6 weeks old, he hasn't spent but a couple nights with out me... All my family know if I'm coming over, "Buddy's in tow" or I don't go... I feel for you, I don't know what it will be like not to have "Buddy" around & I dread the day he is actually gone & won't be there, when I get up in the morning or in the back seat of my truck everywhere I go, or begging for his goodies every-time he goes outside or goes potty... I think he helps keep me mellow, I know he's help Pops, they are such an intricate part of your life , if your a dog person, they are truly a member of my family....
You have my deepest heartfelt condolences, on the loss of Maya, may she RIP
Budnicks,
They are truly remarkable aren't they. :yesnod: It's a 2 way street and I know that the love they get is only part of what they provide and I am certain that Buddy is an important element of your older generations happiness.
I recognize all of the traits you talk about. Many I didn't get to see on a daily basis but they were there. My wife said she sat in the dining room doorway every evening watching for the headlights to turn into the driveway when I got home. She would go over to the leashes hanging on the wall and nudge them to let us know it was time for walks and she was an amazing alarm clock on weekends. She would wait for you to yawn and then start licking you which == french kiss. :eek2: :lol: I grew up with beagles who were also good companions but Maya was my first lab and we are with #3 right now. Waldina (Dina for short) named after my great aunt of all folks who loved her German Shepherds. The hardest part of having them is when they deteriorate. Maya was starting to have more bad days than good and as much as we wanted to keep her company we knew she was hurting and felt that it was time. Truly the most difficult decision to make and one that is never easy.
Thanks for your thoughts, Sharing with others who feel the same helps ease the sorrow.
Bryan
So sorry for your loss, my yellow lab Cassy was diabetic for 18 months near the end of a happy 14 years. Two shots a day, $, but worth every penny, part of the family. You know when it's time but it is still the hardest thing to do. Just had my Lab/mix R/Ts acl. fixed last Thursday. Big old brace, feel so sorry for him, but will be worth it. I think he is geeting spoiled though being inside on a big old pillow.
This was our beautiful Rex.
This is our new baby, "Bronco". He is only 5 weeks, but my vet needed a home for him. Hes a good eater, and feisty as heck. He sleeps through the night, and loves to practice his pouncing!
He's a cute kitty. Hope he has plenty of playthings/ mates
Quote from: mrsskip68 on October 07, 2013, 11:18:33 AM
This is our new baby, "Bronco". He is only 5 weeks, but my vet needed a home for him. Hes a good eater, and feisty as heck. He sleeps through the night, and loves to practice his pouncing!
How cuuuuuute! :yesnod:
Quote from: bakerhillpins on October 06, 2013, 01:19:49 PM
Budnicks,
They are truly remarkable aren't they. :yesnod: It's a 2 way street and I know that the love they get is only part of what they provide and I am certain that Buddy is an important element of your older generations happiness.
I recognize all of the traits you talk about. Many I didn't get to see on a daily basis but they were there. My wife said she sat in the dining room doorway every evening watching for the headlights to turn into the driveway when I got home. She would go over to the leashes hanging on the wall and nudge them to let us know it was time for walks and she was an amazing alarm clock on weekends. She would wait for you to yawn and then start licking you which == french kiss. :eek2: :lol: I grew up with beagles who were also good companions but Maya was my first lab and we are with #3 right now. Waldina (Dina for short) named after my great aunt of all folks who loved her German Shepherds. The hardest part of having them is when they deteriorate. Maya was starting to have more bad days than good and as much as we wanted to keep her company we knew she was hurting and felt that it was time. Truly the most difficult decision to make and one that is never easy.
Thanks for your thoughts, Sharing with others who feel the same helps ease the sorrow.
Bryan
:2thumbs: your very welcome,
RIP Maya & Long live Dina...LOL...
aww sorry to hear about your dog BakerHP
Quote from: mrsskip68 on October 07, 2013, 11:18:33 AM
This is our new baby, "Bronco". He is only 5 weeks, but my vet needed a home for him. Hes a good eater, and feisty as heck. He sleeps through the night, and loves to practice his pouncing!
aww cute kitty :yesnod:
Quote from: 69rtse4spd on October 06, 2013, 07:34:16 PM
So sorry for your loss, my yellow lab Cassy was diabetic for 18 months near the end of a happy 14 years. Two shots a day, $, but worth every penny, part of the family. You know when it's time but it is still the hardest thing to do. Just had my Lab/mix R/Ts acl. fixed last Thursday. Big old brace, feel so sorry for him, but will be worth it. I think he is geeting spoiled though being inside on a big old pillow.
Get well soon
R/T, spoil the hell out of him...
Quote from: Fred on October 06, 2013, 07:54:34 PM
This was our beautiful Rex.
that's cool, he's a good boy... :2thumbs:
RIP Rex
Quote from: mrsskip68 on October 07, 2013, 11:18:33 AM
This is our new baby, "Bronco". He is only 5 weeks, but my vet needed a home for him. Hes a good eater, and feisty as heck. He sleeps through the night, and loves to practice his pouncing!
that's really a cute little fur ball Bronco, we don't have any cats of our own, but have all the neighbors cats around allot, Tinker my next door neighbors tiger stripped cat/kitten {maybe a year old now}, comes over to visit Buddy{my lab} all the time, it's cute how they interact, he lays in between Buddy's legs & paws at him & Buddy mouths him & gets slobber all over him all the time, gives him a spikey hair doo... the up hill neighbors cat Felix, an older black & white comes over & come right in the house, if you leave the door open long enough, goes & sits on my ol' Pops when he's sleeping... I'm "that guy" in the neighborhood, that takes care of everyone's animals, dogs cats horses & birds, when someone goes on vacation or out of town...sorry no photos
Quote from: Budnicks on October 08, 2013, 05:32:21 PM
Quote from: 69rtse4spd on October 06, 2013, 07:34:16 PM
So sorry for your loss, my yellow lab Cassy was diabetic for 18 months near the end of a happy 14 years. Two shots a day, $, but worth every penny, part of the family. You know when it's time but it is still the hardest thing to do. Just had my Lab/mix R/Ts acl. fixed last Thursday. Big old brace, feel so sorry for him, but will be worth it. I think he is geeting spoiled though being inside on a big old pillow.
Get well soon R/T, spoil the hell out of him...
Oh I am, he loves every minute of it.
New members to the family.
Binx (black kitty) 8 weeks and Ranger 10 weeks.
Our 13 year old Oliver took to them quickly. Minimal hissing and no incidents.
He is following them everywhere though.
who's eyes in the background ?didn't they want to be on camera
Quote from: polywideblock on November 02, 2013, 04:03:49 PM
who's eyes in the background ?didn't they want to be on camera
Ha, yeah ... that would be Binx
My lil kitten, Bronco, almost died today! He was playing around the house as usual. Got a phone call about 11:00am. Walked out on my porch to enjoy the warm sun while on the phone. 17 mins later i come back in and look for the kitten. All of a sudden i hear two weird meow/crys. I freak out and go looking for him. He managed to wrap a speaker wire around his throat, and twist it around the leg of the tv table!!!!!! I could not get it off. I had to pick him up and move his body around and around and around the table leg to loosen the wire up! Scared the pee-widdly outta me! His 9 week bday is today too!
Glad it all worked out Lisa. :2thumbs: Would have been too sad if it didn't.
well there goes one of his nine lives. :'(
Quote from: troy.70R/T on November 02, 2013, 10:11:11 PM
well there goes one of his nine lives. :'(
With a bit of luck, the other eight will see her through.
Quote from: Fred on November 02, 2013, 10:15:17 PM
Quote from: troy.70R/T on November 02, 2013, 10:11:11 PM
well there goes one of his nine lives. :'(
With a bit of luck, the other eight will see her through.
HIM. And i'm cutting his nuts off SOON! LOL! ...... I wonder if i can get a 2 for 1 deal and have Skips done too???? :smilielol: :think:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on November 02, 2013, 10:33:52 PM
Quote from: Fred on November 02, 2013, 10:15:17 PM
Quote from: troy.70R/T on November 02, 2013, 10:11:11 PM
well there goes one of his nine lives. :'(
With a bit of luck, the other eight will see her through.
HIM. And i'm cutting his nuts off SOON! LOL! ...... I wonder if i can get a 2 for 1 deal and have Skips done too???? :smilielol: :think:
That's funny, when I first read about you getting the kitten and naming it Bronco, I thought, what a funny name for a female. Don't know why I thought it was a female. Must have had other things on my mind. :D Sometimes thinking hurts.
And getting him neutered is a good thing. It will stop him tomming around and keep him safe.
QuoteAnd getting him neutered is a good thing. It will stop him tomming around and keep him safe.
are you talking about Skippy or the kitty?
Quote from: A383Wing on November 02, 2013, 11:19:40 PM
QuoteAnd getting him neutered is a good thing. It will stop him tomming around and keep him safe.
are you talking about Skippy or the kitty?
Take your pick. :rofl:
when they neuter animals, the owners are given a certificate and a tag to prove they got cut...we expect to see Skippy sporting his new collar tag soon and his "award papers" as well
Quote from: A383Wing on November 02, 2013, 11:32:28 PM
when they neuter animals, the owners are given a certificate and a tag to prove they got cut...we expect to see Skippy sporting his new collar tag soon and his "award papers" as well
Downunder it remains a hidden secret. No certificate. Just a receipt saying.......paid in full. :smilielol:
9 week old Bronco says, "i love DC.com soooooooo much it wears me out!" He told me he wants a Roadrunner! Lol!
I love Bronco.
In other news.........
RIP skip's nads.
Fun fact: Skip and Lisa. Like Diane and me, I gladly sold me nuts to spend my life with her. Just sayin'
Quote from: mrsskip68 on November 09, 2013, 05:40:38 PM
9 week old Bronco says, "i love DC.com soooooooo much it wears me out!" He told me he wants a Roadrunner! Lol!
Looks like Skip wasn't home when that pic was took :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on November 02, 2013, 08:43:35 PM
My lil kitten, Bronco, almost died today! He was playing around the house as usual. Got a phone call about 11:00am. Walked out on my porch to enjoy the warm sun while on the phone. 17 mins later i come back in and look for the kitten. All of a sudden i hear two weird meow/crys. I freak out and go looking for him. He managed to wrap a speaker wire around his throat, and twist it around the leg of the tv table!!!!!! I could not get it off. I had to pick him up and move his body around and around and around the table leg to loosen the wire up! Scared the pee-widdly outta me! His 9 week bday is today too!
poor little fur ball Bronco, I hope he's doing well...
Ranger loves reading DC.com
Very cute. One of our cats used to love watching TV. she's sit in front of it for hours staring at the screen whether it was on or off.
Who would of known that a opened case of water bottles could be so much fun!?!
What a cute little face Bronco has!
Quote from: mrsskip68 on November 23, 2013, 03:48:17 PM
Who would of known that a opened case of water bottles could be so much fun!?!
That's why pets are better than kids............it costs practically nothing to keep them entertained. :yesnod:
Quote from: mrsskip68 on November 23, 2013, 03:48:17 PM
Who would of known that a opened case of water bottles could be so much fun!?!
try a box or a paper bag on the floor....those are fun too
His grandma sent him tunnels! :2thumbs:
Well my 14 month old pup is wearing " the cone of shame" for the next week or so. He came home missing a couple parts yesterday. Lets just say "Jingle Bells" is NOT his favorite Christmas carol this year! :-\
Oh, the cone of shame........been there,..... and about to do that to Bronco. Its healthier for animals to be neutered! So good on ya! :2thumbs:
Quote from: Fred on November 02, 2013, 11:34:57 PM
Quote from: A383Wing on November 02, 2013, 11:32:28 PM
when they neuter animals, the owners are given a certificate and a tag to prove they got cut...we expect to see Skippy sporting his new collar tag soon and his "award papers" as well
Downunder it remains a hidden secret. No certificate. Just a receipt saying.......paid in full. :smilielol:
aaawwww Fred , now we know why your not motivated to get to any shows ,
My Border Collie "Bonnie" passed away the other day.
She was 18 years old and struggling with blindness and probably "old timers" disease.
Got her when she was brand new, straight out of the box.
She will be sadly missed by all of the family :'(
Sorry for your loss.... :'(
Me too, been through it a few times as well and it is amazing how they work their way into our lives.
We got a long hair Chihuahua a couple of years ago and I was very opposed to it when my wife suggested it and now that we've split up the dog has to travel back and forth with the kids because I missed the little bugger once she was gone.
Sorry to hear. Sounds like she had a nice long life but loosing a part of the family is tough, I know. :angelwing:
Know that she'll be waiting.
Quote from: doctor4766 on December 12, 2013, 06:20:10 AM
My Border Collie "Bonnie" passed away the other day.
She was 18 years old and struggling with blindness and probably "old timers" disease.
Got her when she was brand new, straight out of the box.
She will be sadly missed by all of the family :'(
Very sorry for your loss! 18 yrs old, wow..must be tough!
So very sorry for your loss. I know its hard. Be strong and remember the good times! :angel:
Fred asked me about my youngest dog, if she was still being bad..haha...well, not so bad really, just deal with this kinda stuff...daily...
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/20131212_131936_zpsd148fde2.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/20131212_131936_zpsd148fde2.jpg.html)
The old Boy has no worries (hes 14 now, with an attitude to match his age), never tries to hide...Nala just ends up giving me this look...(what, you mad?)
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/20131212_131941_zpsd473ef7e.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/20131212_131941_zpsd473ef7e.jpg.html)
I took some advice before, and tried to cage her, but...
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/20131102_150903_zpsa0f62fb7.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/20131102_150903_zpsa0f62fb7.jpg.html)
Couldnt do it....I just buy a shitload of used teddy bears these days... :yesnod:
Quote from: doctor4766 on December 12, 2013, 06:20:10 AM
My Border Collie "Bonnie" passed away the other day.
She was 18 years old and struggling with blindness and probably "old timers" disease.
Got her when she was brand new, straight out of the box.
She will be sadly missed by all of the family :'(
I'm so, so sorry to hear that... my deepest heart felt condolences goes out to you & your Family,
RIP "Bonnie" :angel:
Quote from: doctor4766 on December 12, 2013, 06:20:10 AM
My Border Collie "Bonnie" passed away the other day.
She was 18 years old and struggling with blindness and probably "old timers" disease.
Got her when she was brand new, straight out of the box.
She will be sadly missed by all of the family :'(
Sad news doc.
Only just went through it myself this year. Never had a dog that got dementia before. It came on so quickly and even though he didn't lose his sight he was just bumping into everything and going round in circles and stressing out big time. So we had to have him put to sleep.
Too bloody sad for sure.
Quote from: Ram07 on December 12, 2013, 02:21:35 PM
Fred asked me about my youngest dog, if she was still being bad..haha...well, not so bad really, just deal with this kinda stuff...daily...
(http://i955.photobucket.com/albums/ae35/ramman04/20131212_131941_zpsd473ef7e.jpg) (http://s955.photobucket.com/user/ramman04/media/20131212_131941_zpsd473ef7e.jpg.html)
The old Boy has no worries (hes 14 now, with an attitude to match his age), never tries to hide...Nala just ends up giving me this look...(what, you mad?)
I took some advice before, and tried to cage her, but...
Couldnt do it....I just buy a shitload of used teddy bears these days... :yesnod:
Used to get that exact same "what now" look from our dear departed Rex.
Your a good man Ram.
Quote from: doctor4766 on December 12, 2013, 06:20:10 AM
My Border Collie "Bonnie" passed away the other day.
She was 18 years old and struggling with blindness and probably "old timers" disease.
Got her when she was brand new, straight out of the box.
She will be sadly missed by all of the family :'(
sorry for your loss just went through the same thing with my 16 year old staffie cross 3months ago its like loosing a member of the family
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Quote from: A383Wing on November 02, 2013, 11:32:28 PM
when they neuter animals, the owners are given a certificate and a tag to prove they got cut...we expect to see Skippy sporting his new collar tag soon and his "award papers" as well
Downunder it remains a hidden secret. No certificate. Just a receipt saying.......paid in full. :smilielol:
aaawwww Fred , now we know why your not motivated to get to any shows ,
:lol:
up here in nsw they tattoo inside the left ear so everyone knows
Quote from: polywideblock on December 12, 2013, 10:27:36 PM
up here in nsw they tattoo inside the left ear so everyone knows
Here too.
Tatoo in the ear? Weird. I know we do that to full bloodline registered horses under the lip. Interesting.
On another note, im so happy that our pets nowadays are living a longer life span! :2thumbs:
Heres my little Lexi doing the hated Holiday picture pose for Mommy!
Quote from: doctor4766 on December 12, 2013, 06:20:10 AM
My Border Collie "Bonnie" passed away the other day.
She was 18 years old and struggling with blindness and probably "old timers" disease.
Got her when she was brand new, straight out of the box.
She will be sadly missed by all of the family :'(
I'm so very sorry doc. Thank you for giving her a wonderful and long life.
Quote from: FJ5WING on December 13, 2013, 09:53:14 AM
Heres my little Lexi doing the hated Holiday picture pose for Mommy!
Haha, she looks thrilled!
I really hope my Old Guy makes it to 18 years, either or, I'm sure gonna be lost without him....
Thanks everyone.
Yep, I sure is tough after all this time, but she did have a long life.
Quote from: polywideblock on December 12, 2013, 10:27:36 PM
up here in nsw they tattoo inside the left ear so everyone knows
Here they tattoo on his belly close to "Big Jim and the twins" ..... or the former place of the "twins" :icon_smile_big:
Quote from: FJ5WING on December 13, 2013, 09:53:14 AM
Heres my little Lexi doing the hated Holiday picture pose for Mommy!
Oh the price you have to pay to be a member of the family :lol:
Some of these pet stories are hearbreaking. :rotz:
About 4 years ago or so we had to find a new home for our dog Kali, a shepherd/husky mix. She was about 10 or so at the time, our second son was just born, and she was NOT getting along well with the kids. We tried everything, nothing worked. After witnessing growling, showing teeth, and a snap of her jaws we knew we could not keep or trust her around the children. We did find a very good loving home for her with a friend. Here she is, I still miss her & think of her around this time of year.
So as my kids grew older, they kept asking for pets.
I used to have some BIG freshwater aquariums years ago when I lived at home, but had to sell them when I moved out. I used to keep all kinds of fish, mostly big cichlids.
I surprised my son a few years ago with a small 10-gallon tank, and he kept up with it and showed a genuine interest.
So, just last month I surprised my kids and brought this home. I good friend who was renovating his house had to find a home for this tank, a 65-gallon setup complete with stand. I kept two big plecos and gave the rest of the community fish away to another friend, as I was going to put some cichlids in it anyway.
I refinished the stand, some new gravel, decorations, etc.
It's now a home to some S.American cichlids: a firemouth, convict, an Oscar, and 2 green terrors. Also are 2 big plecos, and 2 catfish.
My kids are thrilled. And I found out it's hard taking pictures of fish! :lol:
A few more. It's hard to take pics of fish! :lol:
OK, a cute & cuddly puppy they are not, but I still find them enjoyable and relaxing. :yesnod:
Quote from: bill440rt on December 14, 2013, 06:11:10 PM
Some of these pet stories are hearbreaking. :rotz:
You know, our dog (the one just passed away this July due to dementia) used to have the fastest wagging tail we've ever seen in a dog, it was so quick and we always joked about how if he didn't slow it down he'll wear it out. Well about three months before he passed away he stopped wagging it and never wagged it again............
Seems he really did wear it out.
Here my namesake Lord Budnicks again, he's my 15 y 7 m old Chocolate Lab, not sure why it's so damn big
Love the pet thread!! :popcrn:
So you all may recall that we had to let go of our dear Maya this past fall. Well, our youngest lab Dina has been down in the dumps, as have we, for the past 3 months. We put out the feelers for a litter (as much for Dina as for us) and were graced with a lead on a pup from a litter that would be ready at Xmas. Well, I drove 7hrs round trip to Maine yesterday with the Ms to pick her up. She is from the same breeder that Dina was from and even the same parents. A welcome coincidence. Kids had no idea. It was a nice surprise and as all puppies they make an immediate impact. We are so happy to have our new Thora, Norse for "thunder goddess". Named for good reason. WOW, she has some lungs.
Happy Holidays all! :2thumbs:
OMG! Shes lovely! Have fun and many adventures with her! :) :2thumbs:
Beautiful dog and great story! I know how much love that dog will bring to your family. Enjoy the wonderful new addition! :angel:
OK, I call not fair.
Ya'll are kicking my "old softy" butt here.
Fred!......."never wagged again"? Oh Christ Almighty!
Bakerhillpins!.......Dina & Thora. That's a wonderment picture right there.
Budnicks!......His "Imminence Budnicks". Freakin' eyes that'll melt anything.
That's enough out of all ya'll.
Quote from: twodko on December 22, 2013, 10:37:46 PM
OK, I call not fair.
Ya'll are kicking my "old softy" butt here.
Fred!......."never wagged again"? Oh Christ Almighty!
Bakerhillpins!.......Dina & Thora. That's a wonderment picture right there.
Budnicks!......His "Imminence Budnicks". Freakin' eyes that'll melt anything.
That's enough out of all ya'll.
Amen to that, aren't all them labs so cute,
damn I love puppies, especially lab pups, Thora is a great name, I like it, Dina looks like she's pretty cool with the addition too, got a gal new pal... :cheers: congrats
bakerkillpins have a Very Merry Christmas & a Very Happy New Years... don't lose to much sleep, :hah: have fun potty training
Beautiful dogs :yesnod:
Here's mine taken today, she was helping with the clean up LOL
Her name is Sophie and she is 5
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"Wilson" decided today was Christmas and thought he would help out by "opening" all the presents that were under the tree! :icon_smile_big:
:smilielol: Get anything good? :smilielol: :smilielol:
Nothing like getting in first. Makes for plenty of choice. :lol:
Quote from: twodko on December 22, 2013, 10:37:46 PM
Bakerhillpins!.......Dina & Thora. That's a wonderment picture right there.
Isn't it! Been a bunch more too. No end to the # of cute puppy pics available.
Quote from: Budnicks on December 23, 2013, 01:03:06 PM
Amen to that, aren't all them labs so cute, damn I love puppies, especially lab pups, Thora is a great name, I like it, Dina looks like she's pretty cool with the addition too, got a gal new pal... :cheers: congrats bakerkillpins have a Very Merry Christmas & a Very Happy New Years... don't lose to much sleep, :hah: have fun potty training
Thanks for wishes! We got a decent nights sleep last night but it felt like the best in years. :lol:
They have been best of pals from the start. We took Thora out for a few hrs and when we got back she looked for Dina and when she saw Dina her tail started wagging so fast it got her back side into the mix.
Quote from: War wagon on December 23, 2013, 01:42:26 PM
Beautiful dogs :yesnod:
Here's mine taken today, she was helping with the clean up LOL
Her name is Sophie and she is 5
Sophie is a sweatheart!
Dina loves to chase after the snow that we throw with the shovels. It has turned into a game now. Certainly makes clearing the walk more fun.
Quote from: Brads70 on December 23, 2013, 08:43:39 PM
"Wilson" decided today was Christmas and thought he would help out by "opening" all the presents that were under the tree! :icon_smile_big:
:smilielol: Puppy has tried several sneak attacks as well but we have been successful in thwarting her up to this point.
Here is our recent addition - Gizmo. He's a Goldendoodle. Been a great addition to the family. Great dog!
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That lab pup is adorable, Brian! :yesnod:
Enjoy her!
Quote from: stroker400 wedge on December 24, 2013, 12:50:20 AM
:smilielol: Get anything good? :smilielol: :smilielol:
No? nothing for me this year? I must have been bad? :shruggy: I just get to pay for it all!
Quote from: War wagon on December 23, 2013, 01:42:26 PM
Beautiful dogs :yesnod:
Here's mine taken today, she was helping with the clean up LOL
Her name is Sophie and she is 5
what a perty girl...
Quote from: 1970Moparmann on December 24, 2013, 11:58:52 AM
Here is our recent addition - Gizmo. He's a Goldendoodle. Been a great addition to the family. Great dog!
cute Gizmo
Can't help but to smile looking at Gizmo! Very cute! :2thumbs:
Quote from: Brads70 on December 28, 2013, 06:45:45 PM
Can't help but to smile looking at Gizmo! Very cute! :2thumbs:
He's an awesome dog!
What a cute puppy, makes me want to go get another one. But the three eatting machines I have now are enough. :2thumbs:.
All great pics. They made me smile . Wish I could post pics of the new kitties here off the iPad .
Gizmo is awesome! :2thumbs:
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My lil Coco with my charger!! ;D
That's a sweet Orange Charger that Coco gets to roll in!
Riley cruises in mine.
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looks like cute ol' Riley & little Coco have some great looken' rides to run around in...
If i'm out in the shop and she has gotton bored with me and came back in the house, I can start up the charger and the wife says she flips out when she hears it and she is out there as soon as I pull it out of the shop waiting to go ride!! :yesnod: She is so spoiled!!!
After a few months of him fighting illness , we had to put our Rottweiler to sleep today. R.I.P. M.J.
always harder when you have to make the decision , thought are with you :'(
One of the hardest dicioions I ever had to make, it is hearbreaking some times.
Thoughts with you as well and god speed MJ.
Thanks guys, he will be missed.
Quote from: charger1972 on January 11, 2014, 11:00:59 PM
Thanks guys, he will be missed.
Sorry to hear that, they are like family members in my life, you have my deepest condolences for your loss... RIP M.J. :angel:
RIP M.J.
Sorry man! :'( RIP M.J.
So sorry to hear charger1972. Those are the tough decisions that tear at you. We had to let go of our 14 yo lab this fall and it's still tough sometimes but we know it was best for her. Our thoughts are with you, they are wonderful members of our families and always missed.
Quote from: polywideblock on January 11, 2014, 09:22:26 PM
always harder when you have to make the decision , thought are with you :'(
Very sorry about your boy, hard decision to make... :'(
These three are my Sons...
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sorry about your loss charger1972....hardest decision I have ever had to make also..but to know they are no longer suffering and in a better place seems to help....some
Found this old pic of my son when he was 3 and first partner, Indi. Had to put him down 3 years ago...two days before christmas.... :-\
Just in case anyone is wondering how the new pup Thora and Dina are getting along. Dina puts up with her... :icon_smile_big:
Sorry for your loss Charger1972, they are family.
Quote from: bakerhillpins on January 18, 2014, 05:39:27 PM
Just in case anyone is wondering how the new pup Thora and Dina are getting along. Dina puts up with her... :icon_smile_big:
Too gorgeous for words. :2thumbs:
Damn BP.......every time I see that pix of Thora and Dina I turn to freakin' pudding. HAVE MERCY.
This is Alice. She just loves Charger rides.
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Quote from: bakerhillpins on January 18, 2014, 05:39:27 PM
Just in case anyone is wondering how the new pup Thora and Dina are getting along. Dina puts up with her... :icon_smile_big:
how freaken' cool is that cute photo, love them labs
Quote from: 69white hat on January 26, 2014, 05:29:06 AM
This is Alice. She just loves Charger rides.
she's a looker, my Buddy loves his rides too...
Quote from: twodko on January 25, 2014, 10:32:30 PM
Damn BP.......every time I see that pix of Thora and Dina I turn to freakin' pudding. HAVE MERCY.
me too... kind of an old softy when it comes to dogs & especially Lab puppies
Our labs felt way to confined, my wife had to redo these jerseys after this, added four inch's everywhere, and they were a large.
Dan
twodko/Budnicks - them pups are heart wrenching aren't they. :yesnod:
Quote from: 69white hat on January 26, 2014, 05:29:06 AM
This is Alice. She just loves Charger rides.
Dina loves to take cruses in the charger too.. It's fun to have them in there with you! :2thumbs:
:o pic didn't work :shruggy:
Quote from: 69rtse4spd on January 19, 2014, 08:59:46 PM
Sorry for your loss Charger1972, they are family.
yep well said
try again. anybody else got a cat that keeps trying to mail himself to exotic locations :icon_smile_big:
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Is Garfield trying to mail Normal again? :lol:
Quote from: bakerhillpins on January 31, 2014, 07:39:48 AM
twodko/Budnicks - them pups are heart wrenching aren't they. :yesnod:
Quote from: 69white hat on January 26, 2014, 05:29:06 AM
This is Alice. She just loves Charger rides.
Dina loves to take cruses in the charger too.. It's fun to have them in there with you! :2thumbs:
yeah they are heart wrenching & they do love their car rides too...
Quote from: 8WHEELER on January 30, 2014, 02:48:15 AM
Our labs felt way to confined, my wife had to redo these jerseys after this, added four inch's everywhere, and they were a large.
Dan
Too cute :2thumbs: congrats on the Seahawks win :cheers:
Ride ?
Come on dad, NOW. LOL :2thumbs:
my dogs freak when i ask them if they want to take a ride. they run outside and circle all the vehicles waiting to see which one i walk to. :2thumbs:
If he will not go I sure as heck will!!!! ;)
IS IT ME OR DOES YOUR DOG LOOK LIKE ALF??? ;)
Quote from: nvrbdn on July 29, 2014, 08:35:26 AM
my dogs freak when i ask them if they want to take a ride. they run outside and circle all the vehicles waiting to see which one i walk to. :2thumbs:
mine do also...I was working on the Daytona last week, opened the door, and Bella just jumped in and sat down & looked at me......
here is my cat taking an afternoon nap.
Quote from: nvrbdn on July 29, 2014, 08:35:26 AM
my dogs freak when i ask them if they want to take a ride. they run outside and circle all the vehicles waiting to see which one i walk to. :2thumbs:
:2thumbs: Mine are the same. Love to sit in the back seat and smell the world go by. :icon_smile_big:
These were taken by a passerby when I picked up my daughter from soccer practice on Tuesday evening.
Ridelikehell and Baker....you guys made my day! :icon_smile_wink:
here are some pics of my dogs. The chocolate one is a handful. Her name is Remmy, and she is full of piss and vinegar some days...but sometimes she is call (especially lately, she is about 2 1/2) She loves rides, swimming, treats, walks, runs.....anything basically that will keep her moving. She will play fetch ALL DAY...
The yellow lab is about 1.5 years, and he is 100% total opposite of Remmy. His name is Ruger. He loves to ride, swim, eat, basically everything Remmy likes, but he just doesn't have the energy as his sister.
He likes to relax, sleep on my chair or couch, just a very mellow dog...will sleep on top of you if you let him (even tho he is pushing 80 pounds)
I love these dogs like crazy, always had labs and couldn't imagine 1 day without them.
The minute we got home from Moparfest :hah:
ODZ...now THAT'S Cute! :notworthy:
Everything Tuffy said! What wonderful pictures to start my day, thanks guys. :2thumbs:
If I open the door to the Charger when my dogs are around they will jump in and refuse to get out until at least take them around the block. They will actually get in the back seat and growl in protest if I try to force them to get out without a ride. Once I take them for a ride even if it is only around the block, then they will get out with no protest and tails wagging.
Not my dog but it made me giggle! :icon_smile_big:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5JBR753Ypg#t=92
Oh, I didn't want to leave out Stegs either....dude, your Labs are adorable. :grouphug:
bakerhillpins
awesome photos!!
Some various ones of Marlee over the past 3 years
Quote from: ODZKing on August 21, 2014, 10:55:34 AM
The minute we got home from Moparfest :hah:
awesome Bob!
Quote from: Stegs on August 21, 2014, 10:39:11 AM
here are some pics of my dogs. The chocolate one is a handful. Her name is Remmy, and she is full of piss and vinegar some days...but sometimes she is call (especially lately, she is about 2 1/2) She loves rides, swimming, treats, walks, runs.....anything basically that will keep her moving. She will play fetch ALL DAY...
The yellow lab is about 1.5 years, and he is 100% total opposite of Remmy. His name is Ruger. He loves to ride, swim, eat, basically everything Remmy likes, but he just doesn't have the energy as his sister.
He likes to relax, sleep on my chair or couch, just a very mellow dog...will sleep on top of you if you let him (even tho he is pushing 80 pounds)
I love these dogs like crazy, always had labs and couldn't imagine 1 day without them.
Super pics Steg.
The one with Remmy sitting up and Ruger laying down is one beautiful photo. (she ready for more..........he has had enough)
Long live our pets! :2thumbs:
I need to vent a little, might as well do it here since this is the pet thread :icon_smile_big:
We lost our little buddy recently, suffering from heart failure and liver problems for the last 2 years caused by dental gum infection.
He was on meds that made his life acceptable.
But a while back his condition suddenly deteriorated, he was fighting for his life and in a lot of pain.
We had to make the decision to put him to sleep, a hard decesion to make mainly because in his mind he did not want to go.
This one will be hard to forget, while not the brightest of all dogs we had, he had a nice personality and we had a special bond with him.
A weird coincidence, we found out later that he died on his 8th birthday :angel:
It always pains me to hear stories of this nature JW. I am sorry for your loss, I know, it hurts.
We have a kitty now, 15 years old who is on meds for thyroid and special food for the intestines.
When the day comes I'll be a mess. :'(
God Speed to little buddy.
MoparJW,
I am so sorry for your loss. They are like losing children and it is very difficult to deal with.
Justin
sorry for your loss jw....always hard to get through...miss my expartner, Indi, daily.
Thanks for the support guys, means a lot :2thumbs:
I know a lot of you guys have been through this with their beloved pets, reading this thread helps.
ODZking, my dog was also on meds for thyroid problems (barely functioning) I guess luck wasn't on his side.
I hope your cat stays well, the worrying is the worst, you just want them to have a happy life and die old in their sleep.
It is with a sad and worried heart that I tell ya'll that my lil rescue kitty, "Bronco", disappeared a week ago today! :'( Somehow he got out, and never returned. My hope is someone found him and took him in. But in all reality, I fear the coyotes got him. I've had him since he was 5 weeks old, and he's almost a year old now. I really miss my snuggle bug. I dont have the heart to put away his food, thinking maybe he will come back. But as tine goes by, my doubts increase. I have ads out and went to animal control but no luck. Thanks for letting me share.
Lisa
Hi Lisa and Chuck,
Keep the faith, miracles do happen. :yesnod:
Our prayers for Bronco what ever the outcome. That is sad. But as twodko said, keep the faith.
I know just how it feels. My connection with cats goes back to my childhood. My parents raised Siamese.
Young cats like yours need to explore and when the opportunity comes up they do so. They also have a very good sense of direction and will return to home but it sometimes takes a while.
My preference is to let these cats outside and provide a way for them to come and go as they please. To keep them trapped in the house seems cruel to me as well as stressful to us.
My current friend is a rescue from my sister and her troubles (a one year old). He was at my place one week and fell out a window. He was gone for 10 days but showed up as if nothing had happened. He had his walkabout.
The risk if losing a friend like this comes from adopting them. IMO keeping them trapped in the house is not good. It may prolong their life but at a price. They look out the window and want to be a part of all they see just like us.
Well, it's been 20 days and no sign of Bronco. 😭😥 Gheez i miss my lil guy. Chuck could care less as he hated him. 😡 Still cant put up the kitty bowl yet. 😟
Lisa
Quote from: mrsskip68 on October 10, 2014, 01:25:36 PM
Well, it's been 20 days and no sign of Bronco. 😭😥 Gheez i miss my lil guy. Chuck could care less as he hated him. 😡 Still cant put up the kitty bowl yet. 😟
Lisa
:pity: :pity: :pity:
Still best buds..
How quickly they get big. It's been one year since we adopted our two little kitties, Binx and Ranger to join our (almost) 15 year old Oliver.
Binxie finally grew into those ears! :lol:
My cat Charlie is like Binx and it took him a while to grow into those ears as well, he looked like Yoda when he was little. :lol:
Looks like my convict cichlids have been a little busy! :icon_smile_wink: :cheers:
Quote from: bill440rt on October 20, 2014, 08:52:49 PM
Looks like my convict cichlids have been a little busy! :icon_smile_wink: :cheers:
LOL, just wait for the college bills. :lol:
Gizmo the builder... YES WE CAN.
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Quote from: 1970Moparmann on October 21, 2014, 12:27:50 PM
Gizmo the builder... YES WE CAN.
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Quote from: bill440rt on October 20, 2014, 08:52:49 PM
Looks like my convict cichlids have been a little busy! :icon_smile_wink: :cheers:
I think you have to separate them or they eat them if I'm not mistaken?
Quote from: Brads70 on October 22, 2014, 06:53:00 PM
Quote from: bill440rt on October 20, 2014, 08:52:49 PM
Looks like my convict cichlids have been a little busy! :icon_smile_wink: :cheers:
I think you have to separate them or they eat them if I'm not mistaken?
The convicts do a pretty good job protecting them. Other fish in the tank include an Oscar, firemouth, a green terror, and some smaller catfish. They are to watch out for, but with these baby fish the convicts get very aggressive protecting them.
This is the second batch they've had so far, a few of the first batch survived too. It's kind of like a constant supply of live food.
heres my partner bear...no he didnt eat any kids dressed like cats...he did take a liking to the dark side though
here's my other buddy...bones jones....oh yea those are pharina there!! No joke...Hes always in his "basket" when I come home....its full of unmatched socks
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Riley in Colorado...
Hey mpdlawdog! Is Bear Narcotics, Explosives or Search & Rescue? He's a good looking shepherd! My Boxer used to play with my Deputy neighbors K9 shepherds. A female narc dog named "Kilo" and bomb dog "Chaos". :cheers:
Received a package the other day and this is what it came in.
Kittys were quite interested. In fact I can see Ranger here saying "WTF is this crap?"
Quote from: tcs69rt on December 05, 2014, 06:00:53 PM
Hey mpdlawdog! Is Bear Narcotics, Explosives or Search & Rescue? He's a good looking shepherd! My Boxer used to play with my Deputy neighbors K9 shepherds. A female narc dog named "Kilo" and bomb dog "Chaos". :cheers:
sorry I havent been on in a while....hes a narcotic/tracking dog....my last two were dual purpose Mals....I needed a break from those crazy dogs..
These are my "Beagle Boys" the picture is a few years old now as they are now 10 years old. The guy on the left is "Aileron" and the guy on the right is "Blue Sky". Yes, we are an aviation family. They are brothers and travel everywhere with us in the motorhome.
Quote from: wingcar on December 18, 2014, 09:14:02 AM
These are my "Beagle Boys" the picture is a few years old now as they are now 10 years old. The guy on the left is "Aileron" and the guy on the right is "Blue Sky". Yes, we are an aviation family. They are brothers and travel everywhere with us in the motorhome.
Beautiful Beagles. Love those dogs! Long time ago I had one as well. That is nice that the travel with you guys!!
Im curious if anyone here has had a similar experiance to what we are having with our beloved Boston Terrier "Mox". He started about 4 months ago dring water like he just cant get enuf. This of course means hes be having accidents due to needing to pee all the time. We took him to the vet school in Madison Wi. and the diagnosed him with Cushings . We have been giving him his med for about 2 weeks now and havent had any change . Do any of you have any insight on this? Im getting really frustrated with the whole deal.
Thanks BRian
Quote from: Charger-Bodie on December 18, 2014, 12:40:31 PM
Im curious if anyone here has had a similar experiance to what we are having with our beloved Boston Terrier "Mox". He started about 4 months ago dring water like he just cant get enuf. This of course means hes be having accidents due to needing to pee all the time. We took him to the vet school in Madison Wi. and the diagnosed him with Cushings . We have been giving him his med for about 2 weeks now and havent had any change . Do any of you have any insight on this? Im getting really frustrated with the whole deal.
Thanks BRian
Brian, we have had 2 cats that have a Thyroid disorder. One kind mild but none the less, one of the symptoms is they drink a lot of water. Not saying that is it, but something to look at.
Both times they were corrected by medication, or at least the levels brought to normal.
What ever the case, you know your pet better than anyone. If you are not getting satisfaction from your vet, try another. 2 opinions are better than one.
Couple things to check. Pinch (not hard)the back of your dogs skin. Usually above the shoulder blades is good. Release, . Does the skin go back to normal quickly about one second? Also, lift your dogs lip up and press on the gums for a couple seconds. Does the color (pink) come back quickly ? These are easy tests for dehydration. Kidneys can cause many urinating problems !! There is tests that can be run to check kidney function.
*until you know more, potty pads help to save your floors.
Keep us posted on his condition. Good luck.
http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm151209.htm
Thanks for the replays. I will see what I come up with trying a few of these.
sounds like maybe possible renal /kidney issue .Best to do bloods and tests .Our dog showed up with same symptoms and in tests showed tannin in the kidneys which was causing issues.Look at the environment that your dog is in also may be eating something that the kidneys are trying/working overtime to flush out.
Turned out he has been eating acorns of the oak tree for years .(tree now chopped down) and this has caused some kidney function loss .
We put him on a science food formula diet specifically designed for renal issues and this has helped our dog improve lots ... very little accidents now but best to get sorted sooner than later.
Hopefully everything works out fine for you :cheers:
The vet school did blood tests and they indicate that his kidneys are fine. But, they also say it's cushings and they started him on some mess and they don't seem to be doing any good so far.
Brian,
Sorry, to hear about your little guy! I have a Terrier as well, so I can relate a bit here.
Polyuria and polydipsia can relate to many medical conditions from diabetes to cushings. Vets are not my friend and their prognosis is usually poor. Therefore diagnosis can be inaccurate. Keep in mind I am not saying this is your case but I am biased because of my profession. I have battled with my vet once and awhile regarding my late two sick cats(diabetes and hyperthyroid).
Diagnosis of cushings is difficult and requires several tests to figure which type of cushings its related to: Adrenal or Pituitary. Treatment requires strong medications and frequent monitoring of your pet and multiple routine follow ups. Especially, after the first treatment.
Maybe the Vet school with their prognosis and with adequate tests reached the correct Diagnosis. With the false positives that can occur. I would definitely get a second opinion as another stated earlier.
I relate to your situation completely and feel your frustration. I hope this information will help you and your family pet out! Keep us posted please.
Justin
Hey Brian,
Our first 2 labs both had Diabetes and they both showed the same constant drinking and urination issue. With the first it took us MANY months to finally figure out what was up. During that time the urine became nasty smelling and a dark yellow. She also lost a lot of weight. With the second, she was the daughter of the first so as soon as she started exhibiting the symptoms we had her tested and started the daily insulin treatments. It came on fast too. She was getting her blood sugar tested each year at her checkup and she was only 4 months after her last normal test result when it started.
I know how tough it is being an owner, but lets not forget that the vets are working from from a tough vantage point too. After all, it's difficult to figure out what's up when you can't have a dialog with the patient. Everything you have to work with starts from a 2nd hand point of view from the owner.
Good luck and keep us informed, We are thinking of you and Max.
Thanks guys. We have a follow up appointment coming up soon and I will be armed with even more questions.
Good Luck Brian. :2thumbs:
I was told by our vet (and again this is our cats, not a dog) that blood tests are many time inconclusive when it comes to kidneys. That is what they recommended a sonogram scan of the kidneys. And expert can tell more there, and they did. They will show signs of previous damage or infections from the past.
Just sayin' you may want to ask.
Warning.......warning........warning
Fred still lurks amongst us. Guard your duck with you life!
Quote from: twodko on December 28, 2014, 12:27:36 PM
Warning.......warning........warning
Fred still lurks amongst us. Guard your duck with you life!
No need for anyone to worry..............I
love ducks! :icon_smile_big:
Well folks yesterday was a sad day. The moxer is in doggie heaven now. His condition went down hill pretty fast. His med were making things worse or no helping and we had to say good bye to a great friend . He was the best dog I've ever known.
Sorry for your loss :rotz: it must be that time of year. My friend lost his dog to cancer yesterday,
three weeks ago we found out our Chocolate Lab has stage 3 cancer, she has had 14 Chemo treatments so far, every day.
Dan
:pity: Sorry.....
I'm sorry to hear that, I had to put my dog and friend down a couple of months back, sometimes it is still hard to accept that nothing more could be done for him.
I wish you the best of luck in the time coming.
@wheeler, sad to hear that, I hope your lab stays well!
It is a difficult thing to say good bye to a pet and member of the family. Been there several times.
Sometimes harder than when you loose a human family member because you know they really don't understand.
Our thought with you and god speed for Moxer!
Quote from: Charger-Bodie on January 10, 2015, 04:01:49 AM
Well folks yesterday was a sad day. The moxer is in doggie heaven now. His condition went down hill pretty fast. His med were making things worse or no helping and we had to say good bye to a great friend . He was the best dog I've ever known.
Ugh, Brian, So sorry to hear. Our thoughts are with your family.
Quote from: 8WHEELER on January 10, 2015, 04:22:16 AM
three weeks ago we found out our Chocolate Lab has stage 3 cancer, she has had 14 Chemo treatments so far, every day.
Dan
Oh geez. Good luck with the treatments. We will be thinking of you too!
Thanks guys
Here is our Chocolate lab and her brother, she wears the thunder shirt to keep her wound clean, it works great.
three weeks ago we found out our Chocolate Lab has stage 3 cancer, she has had 14 Chemo treatments so far, every day.
She is feeling fine so far.
Thought I would post a couple pics as well.
Dan
Sweet looking pups you have there. :yesnod: If they are like our two labs they are very supportive of each other when the other is injured or not feeling well.
Thanks folks. It's been rough for my six year old son Seth. We all really loved that guy. He was and always will be a geat family member......
Quote from: Charger-Bodie on January 10, 2015, 04:01:49 AM
Well folks yesterday was a sad day. The moxer is in doggie heaven now. His condition went down hill pretty fast. His med were making things worse or no helping and we had to say good bye to a great friend . He was the best dog I've ever known.
So sorry for your loss...wea re huge animal lovers...our 3 year old Golden Doodle was diagnosed with bad hips this past summer.....she is still very active & I will not let her be a DOG so she can run and tear around as much as she wants
Quote from: 8WHEELER on January 11, 2015, 03:40:18 AM
Thanks guys
Here is our Chocolate lab and her brother, she wears the thunder shirt to keep her wound clean, it works great.
three weeks ago we found out our Chocolate Lab has stage 3 cancer, she has had 14 Chemo treatments so far, every day.
She is feeling fine so far.
Thought I would post a couple pics as well.
Dan
Nice pics Dan, looks like they get along well
Quote from: MoParJW on January 12, 2015, 03:07:01 PM
Quote from: 8WHEELER on January 11, 2015, 03:40:18 AM
Thanks guys
Here is our Chocolate lab and her brother, she wears the thunder shirt to keep her wound clean, it works great.
three weeks ago we found out our Chocolate Lab has stage 3 cancer, she has had 14 Chemo treatments so far, every day.
She is feeling fine so far.
Thought I would post a couple pics as well.
Dan
Nice pics Dan, looks like they get along well
Thanks, yep they are pals for sure, we always have two dogs, when your gone all day it makes you feel better, plus they roam
the yard and warn the neighbors if somebody gets near that they don't know :yesnod:
Dan
Sorry to hear that Brian. It't hard loosing a good friend.
Quote from: The70RT on January 13, 2015, 10:45:09 AM
Sorry to hear that Brian. It't hard loosing a good friend.
Thanks Dennis. And others, it has been hard he was a great dog.
Sorry to hear for your loss, Brian
Quote from: Charger-Bodie on January 10, 2015, 04:01:49 AM
Well folks yesterday was a sad day. The moxer is in doggie heaven now. His condition went down hill pretty fast. His med were making things worse or no helping and we had to say good bye to a great friend . He was the best dog I've ever known.
Ah man , sorry to hear this . R.I.P. Mox .
Thanks a lot guys. It really means a lot.
Sorry to hear about your dog Bodie, tough time.
Here's a couple of Rosie the mini schnauzer as a pup in December 09 and one from New Years day 2015.
I'd been away from home working in the Middle East for 4 1/2 months and when I got back in a taxi from the airport she was barking like a stranger at me outside on the porch naturally enough.
My daughter raced outside, she was super surprised and excited as we hadn't told her I was coming back for Christmas. When I opened the door Rosie was still going nuts until she worked out it was me then was yipping and high pitched howling wolf noise that schnauzer's make, up standing straight on her hind legs and nearly turning somersaults with excitement. That was pretty cool.
I've gone back over to work again and my wife said Rosie has been checking out the rooms to see if I'm stilling hiding around the house somewhere and has been spending a lot of time snuggling with the girls. Neat animals aren't they :yesnod:
Has anyone here had to leave their dog at home while they went away for an extended period of time for either school or work?
Quote from: Bob T on January 24, 2015, 12:29:24 PM
Sorry to hear about your dog Bodie, tough time.
Here's a couple of Rosie the mini schnauzer as a pup in December 09 and one from New Years day 2015.
I'd been away from home working in the Middle East for 4 1/2 months and when I got back in a taxi from the airport she was barking like a stranger at me outside on the porch naturally enough.
My daughter raced outside, she was super surprised and excited as we hadn't told her I was coming back for Christmas. When I opened the door Rosie was still going nuts until she worked out it was me then was yipping and high pitched howling wolf noise that schnauzer's make, up standing straight on her hind legs and nearly turning somersaults with excitement. That was pretty cool.
I've gone back over to work again and my wife said Rosie has been checking out the rooms to see if I'm stilling hiding around the house somewhere and has been spending a lot of time snuggling with the girls. Neat animals aren't they :yesnod:
I got a Schnauzer as well, great dogs :yesnod: Mine loves to go rides and when we hook the boat up he goes nuts and I have to put him in the truck till we leave. When I first started my resto and started my Charger for the the last time my first schnauzer jumped in and wanted a ride, well he died of cancer and never got a ride. The one I got now stays out in the garage when I'm out there and tonight jumped in the Charger when I was installing the dash. Hopefully I get it done before this one dies. :lol:
Quote from: Bobs69 on January 24, 2015, 06:24:33 PM
Has anyone here had to leave their dog at home while they went away for an extended period of time for either school or work?
Not sure how long you mean but as they get older they can't hold it as long. I can leave ours inside for 8 hours and haven't had any problems.
Quote from: The70RT on January 30, 2015, 11:25:05 PM
Quote from: Bob T on January 24, 2015, 12:29:24 PM
Sorry to hear about your dog Bodie, tough time.
Here's a couple of Rosie the mini schnauzer as a pup in December 09 and one from New Years day 2015.
I'd been away from home working in the Middle East for 4 1/2 months and when I got back in a taxi from the airport she was barking like a stranger at me outside on the porch naturally enough.
My daughter raced outside, she was super surprised and excited as we hadn't told her I was coming back for Christmas. When I opened the door Rosie was still going nuts until she worked out it was me then was yipping and high pitched howling wolf noise that schnauzer's make, up standing straight on her hind legs and nearly turning somersaults with excitement. That was pretty cool.
I've gone back over to work again and my wife said Rosie has been checking out the rooms to see if I'm stilling hiding around the house somewhere and has been spending a lot of time snuggling with the girls. Neat animals aren't they :yesnod:
I got a Schnauzer as well, great dogs :yesnod: Mine loves to go rides and when we hook the boat up he goes nuts and I have to put him in the truck till we leave. When I first started my resto and started my Charger for the the last time my first schnauzer jumped in and wanted a ride, well he died of cancer and never got a ride. The one I got now stays out in the garage when I'm out there and tonight jumped in the Charger when I was installing the dash. Hopefully I get it done before this one dies. :lol:
I hope so too! Neat dogs, we used to have a Staffordshire terrier but had to put him down when he got really old and sick, cool dog he was too.
Funny enough, Rosie only just tolerates rides in the Charger and cant wait to get out when we get somewhere. Its a 2 hour drive down to our holiday home and she is super keen to leg it out when we arrive.
Quote from: Bobs69 on January 24, 2015, 06:24:33 PM
Has anyone here had to leave their dog at home while they went away for an extended period of time for either school or work?
Not sure how long you mean but as they get older they can't hold it as long. I can leave ours inside for 8 hours and haven't had any problems.
Yeah, we do. I installed a dog door and we have an enclosed fenced yard so no problem for the dog or anyone.
Quote from: The70RT on January 30, 2015, 11:25:05 PM
Quote from: Bob T on January 24, 2015, 12:29:24 PM
Sorry to hear about your dog Bodie, tough time.
Here's a couple of Rosie the mini schnauzer as a pup in December 09 and one from New Years day 2015.
I'd been away from home working in the Middle East for 4 1/2 months and when I got back in a taxi from the airport she was barking like a stranger at me outside on the porch naturally enough.
My daughter raced outside, she was super surprised and excited as we hadn't told her I was coming back for Christmas. When I opened the door Rosie was still going nuts until she worked out it was me then was yipping and high pitched howling wolf noise that schnauzer's make, up standing straight on her hind legs and nearly turning somersaults with excitement. That was pretty cool.
I've gone back over to work again and my wife said Rosie has been checking out the rooms to see if I'm stilling hiding around the house somewhere and has been spending a lot of time snuggling with the girls. Neat animals aren't they :yesnod:
I got a Schnauzer as well, great dogs :yesnod: Mine loves to go rides and when we hook the boat up he goes nuts and I have to put him in the truck till we leave. When I first started my resto and started my Charger for the the last time my first schnauzer jumped in and wanted a ride, well he died of cancer and never got a ride. The one I got now stays out in the garage when I'm out there and tonight jumped in the Charger when I was installing the dash. Hopefully I get it done before this one dies. :lol:
Quote from: Bobs69 on January 24, 2015, 06:24:33 PM
Has anyone here had to leave their dog at home while they went away for an extended period of time for either school or work?
Not sure how long you mean but as they get older they can't hold it as long. I can leave ours inside for 8 hours and haven't had any problems.
My wife will be here to look after our boy. I'm going away for training and will be gone for weeks at a time.
Not sure how you got your doggie door set up but I would be afraid of someone nabbing the dog or in my case a utility worker leaving the gate open when I'm gone. :shruggy:
Today was nice for a change......And our cat Jo-Jo was able to find a sunspot. :lol:
Quote from: Old Moparz on February 22, 2015, 07:47:27 PM
Today was nice for a change......And our cat Jo-Jo was able to find a sunspot. :lol:
Too damn cute!! He had cold feet, lol
This is our new dog. He's a pure bred husky that we rescued. We think he's around 2 years old. Very smart and cuddly. We named him Artik
Here's one more. Our children have grown up and he's claimed their old play set for himself.
Great looking dog, I have come close to getting one a couple times, and a rescue :2thumbs: very cool.
Dan
Sorry for your loss Brian :'( RDC I can't wait to meet your new family member!
Thanks. He is missed.
Hey Oreo, thanks again for all your love, friendship, and companionship you've brought to my family the last 14+ years. It's been a real pleasure. 'till we meet again, take care good buddy :cheers: We'll enjoy the clip until then.
I'm guessing Oreo passed. sorry to hear ... what happened JB?
Unfortunately, he got a cyst at the base of his tail last Oct. We got the cyst removed, but it never healed. Then, last Sat., his left leg swelled up, and he could barely walk. He did make it to the computer though, and read the forum with me for a while, and let me look him over. We took him to the vet yesterday, and made the better of three decisions. If we had the operation done, he would have lost his motor functions, and would have been in misery. If we done nothing, he might have made it to Fri, but would have been in so much pain as well. But, during the video I made yesterday, he let us know we made the right decision.
sorry to hear , 14 years is a good innings though :yesnod:
:'(.
Sucks about your buddy. They hold a special place.
So very sorry to here of your loss. Its very hard, i know. Remember all the unconditional love he gave you. :angel:
Thanks for your support :cheers: It's greatly appreciated.
I'm sorry for your loss JB.
Our cat Watson, also a black & white, died today and my wife and I are heartbroken to say the least. He had a congenital GI issue that we were able to control by feeding him, and his buddy Charlie, home made food. It was the only food he would tolerate and at least we knew what both cats were eating was good for them. Remember the Chinese pet food fiasco several years ago?
He became sick yesterday after breakfast so we just watched him. In the early afternoon he had projectile vomiting which is like a near-death experience for a cat. We took him to the animal hospital but despite their best effort his health kept declining. By this evening he could not respirate properly even when placed inside an oxygen chamber. His pupils became unresponsive and remained that way indicating brain trauma. He lived to be 10 years old, not very old for a cat, but that's a long time for a cast that started life as a malnourished kitten that could not hold its food. I would like to think that we did everything to give him the best life possible' and a great life he had.
We will miss him greatly. Goodbye Watson, thank you for being the perfect little boy.
Sorry to hear Dirk. Sucks to lose them.....
Thanks for your sympathy Dino, but sorry to hear about loss of your friend :pity: For such a small animal, they sure do leave a big hole in your life.
So very sorry to hear of your loss. :angel:
:'( sorry to hear
Thanks folks, we all know how hard it is but it sure doesn't make it all that easier. We're both medical professionals and while it allows us to make sense of what happened, it still made us feel numb and a bit dead inside. We are paying extra attention to Charlie and he seems to be getting back to his routine now. He's a pretty nervous cat so we need to watch him for a while until we can decide if we can get him a buddy. Time will tell.
So Sorry to hear this. I went through this years ago with a pair of litter mates. Ten or so years in with them one got an overwhelming cancer and had to be put down. I recall his brother sitting in one place in the driveway (after his friend was gone). He would sit there all day long looking for his buddy. One day he came back inside but was staggering. A trip to the vet showed he had leukemia. His gums and tongue were very pale. They said he was done and nothing could be done.
I recall sitting there with the doc. and looking at my old friend. He was sitting up and looked at me. The doc asked if I would wanted to be their when he put my old friend down?
I said no. My last memory was of my buddy was him sitting up and looking in my eyes.
These (pets) are much more than pets. We give them food and comfort and they give all they have in return. :2thumbs:
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This is my little pup. She is just over a year old. (I fixed the fender 3 weeks ago)
I am so sorry to hear Dirk. I know exactly the feeling you describe as I have been there several times myself. And when I hear or read stories like this, it brings back those memories.
I think it is more difficult with pets than humans. A human you can talk to in most cases and you know they can at least realize what is going on. Pets are family members too and all you can do is look in their eyes as they fade away, it hurts. :'(
Our 15 yr old Oliver sat there for a while looking for his pal Cairo when his pals left him. He most certainly was not himself. We eventually got him 2 kittens to keep him occupied. And despite some medical issues he's has had, he is doing quite well and enjoys their company too.
God speed to your pal Dirk.
Thanks Bob. You're right, it is really hard with a pet when you can't make them understand how you feel. We're slowly getting better, all of us. Charlie is no longer looking for Watson and is doing good. We are spending a lot of time with him, even more than before, so we'll see where this goes. If he becomes lonely then we want to get him a buddy, but we need to be careful as Charlie is easily intimidated and we don't want to scare him.
Johnny that's a gorgeous pup you got there. :yesnod:
We will be getting a new member to our family on Monday. He is an adoption dog 5 year old Boston terrier. Can't wait.
Excellent! :2thumbs:
Here's a few pics of Watson. He loved laying in the sun like an old drunk. Gotta love it. Ever see a goatee on a cat? :icon_smile_big:
:lol: cool!
Quote from: Dino on May 24, 2015, 11:54:57 AM
Excellent! :2thumbs:
Here's a few pics of Watson. He loved laying in the sun like an old drunk. Gotta love it. Ever see a goatee on a cat? :icon_smile_big:
Awesome. I think that is the purrfect name for that cat!
Johnnycharger, that a pretty Dobie!!!
Johnny that's a gorgeous pup you got there. :yesnod:
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Quote from: tcs69rt on May 28, 2015, 03:54:13 PM
Johnnycharger, that a pretty Dobie!!!
Thanks guys!
My wife and I lost our youngest child today. He was 14. He had been with us since the age of 6 weeks. He is the last of three to "grow up and move out."
I'm a better man for having had him by my side. The pain however is excruciating.
Quote from: Bobs69 on August 21, 2015, 01:15:39 PM
My wife and I lost our youngest child today. He was 14. He had been with us since the age of 6 weeks. He is the last of three to "grow up and move out."
I'm a better man for having had him by my side. The pain however is excruciating.
I'm very sorry for your loss Bob, you'll be in my thoughts.
Very sorry.
I'm not really equipped to handle this. How do I handle it? A piece of me had been torn out. My wife wasn't this upset at her own mother's funeral.
Quote from: Bobs69 on August 21, 2015, 11:34:24 PM
I'm not really equipped to handle this. How do I handle it? A piece of me had been torn out. My wife wasn't this upset at her own mother's funeral.
Don't try to handle it. It takes time and there is no shortcut to pain relief. Just be sad. Cry, cry, and cry some more. Stick close to your wife. There is nothing you can do right now but mourn the loss. I wish I had a better solution but this is it.
sorry for you loss , my George was 16 almost 17 ,was like loosing one of the kids :yesnod:
time is the only healer. its been 2 years this month but still can't bring myself to look for a replacement . :'(
Our boy Charlie lost his fight to cancer today. 3 months after we lost Watson. Needless to say my wife and I are torn. Goodbye my sweet boy...
Sorry to hear Dirk. FYI - the cat furniture sure does make for a strange optical illusion.
Troy
Thanks Troy, and yeah I should've mentioned Charlie is not 6' long. ;)
We found the furniture when strolling through the local re-use center and it has been the source of many hilarious moments.
So sorry to Bobs69 and you as well Troy. As you know, I've been there.
Not a day goes by I don't think of our two lost a few years back.
Sorry to hear Dirk. Never gets easier...
No it sure doesn't. I miss my little buddy, I miss both of them.
Quote from: ODZKing on August 29, 2015, 05:57:49 PM
So sorry to Bobs69 and you as well Troy. As you know, I've been there.
Not a day goes by I don't think of our two lost a few years back.
Yeah I just can't believe it. Just can't.
Dirk and Bobs69, My sympathies to you both. I don't think you ever get over it but it does get easier.
Sorry for your losses. I know first hand how hard it is.
On a brighter note, Bodie says, "That fly was GOOD!" LOL!😝
If you look back to the first post in this thread, I show our male Mallard when he was just a youngster. Well, last fall he started losing a lot of his energy. Then last Tuesday, he passed away...he was just one month shy of 11 years old. :(
Having a pet duck is quite an experience, and Walter "the gravy butt" was really a character. I'm not yet sure if I'll get another duck, but I am sure glad I was able to experience having this guy in my life while he was with us. Now he's on to that big ducky pond in the sky! :angel:
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sorry for you loss
Quote from: Charger_Fan on February 19, 2016, 07:04:19 PM
If you look back to the first post in this thread, I show our male Mallard when he was just a youngster. Well, last fall he started losing a lot of his energy. Then last Tuesday, he passed away...he was just one month shy of 11 years old. :(
Having a pet duck is quite an experience, and Walter "the gravy butt" was really a character. I'm not yet sure if I'll get another duck, but I am sure glad I was able to experience having this guy in my life while he was with us. Now he's on to that big ducky pond in the sky! :angel:
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Our animal buddies can be as good as any human companion. Truth be told is they are commonly missed more then relatives that pass.
They see through a clean window every day and that is inspiring.
Sorry for your loss.
I'm very sorry to hear Walter is gone. Thanks for giving him a great life.
So sorry to hear CF, as has been said a thousand times in this thread, we miss them more than hoo-muns sometimes. I miss mine too.
My family lost Dobi (white/tan Shih Tzu in 1st picture) to a massive heart attack on Dec. 1 of last year. We had him for 11 years, since he was a puppy. That was a hard loss. :'( Our other dog, Nemo (Maltese), was completely lost for about a month without Dobi. We adopted Annie (Shih Tsu) last Friday from a local human society...
Thanks for the condolences, you guys. I just thought it fitting that I post of Walter's passing in the thread that began with him. But again, thanks. :)
Chad, while it is sad that you lost Dobi, it's really great that you were able to adopt & save little Annie. They look great together!
Quote from: Charger_Fan on February 21, 2016, 08:50:42 PM
Chad, while it is sad that you lost Dobi, it's really great that you were able to adopt & save little Annie. They look great together!
Thanks. Dobi was one of a kind. He was starting to have a growth on one shoulder that the vet was not concerned about (but I was). The vet said it was just fatty tissue that these dogs can get in old age. I kinda felt that he might pass away within the year, as he was starting to slow down on his walks and just did not have the same energy level. So, I started taking lots of pictures (and some short films) of both him & Nemo. At least I have those to remember him by.
Annie was given up by a local breeder and had not lived in a house situation before, so she will require some patience and training. We have found out that she can only eat soft dog food due to her poor teeth, although the shelter said that they fed her dry dog food. She seems to be happy here so far.
This is one of my favorite photos of Dobi & Nemo playing together. They almost look like they are dancing...
Here's a mutt that no one wants.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNiH_jhBCgs
Just had to let Kuma go to a better place. My boys stopped by to say good bye this afternoon. He would have been 13 in April.
I'm very sorry NH...
Sorry NH :(
Waiting for a ride :)
Quote from: NHCharger on February 22, 2016, 08:50:42 PM
Just had to let Kuma go to a better place. My boys stopped by to say good bye this afternoon. He would have been 13 in April.
Oh man, that really sucks. He was a great looking dog too, I know you already miss him dearly. :(
70RT, definitely take your little buddy on the Charger's maiden voyage! :yesnod:
Quote from: bakerhillpins on September 03, 2015, 01:04:40 PM
Dirk and Bobs69, My sympathies to you both. I don't think you ever get over it but it does get easier.
No it doesn't. I'm still very upset.
Not my pet, but somebody's pet. Refreshing to read something nice in the news for once :yesnod:
Good job Navy :2thumbs:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/video/navy-finds-dog-thought-lost-130011541.html
As I have posted in the past, loosing pets is very difficult. Especially when some people don't seem to understand. But that is why we come here because there many here who do.
Well, I had to put Oliver down yesterday and I am still upset by it. About a year or so ago he was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and was loosing weight. We seemed to get that under control but he also had arthritis, the pain of which he apparently masked quite well ... for a while.
A couple months back he started fighting with Binx and Ranger, our other two. And it escalated to the point where we had to keep then separated.
He would just go "off" and according to the vets, most likely due to the several medical issues. We were due to bring him in for his check up anyway but Saturday night he scratched up my wife kind of badly. She knows it wasn't "him" because he was always a great, very loving cat.
Well we took him to the vet yesterday and you sort of know the rest. He was not well, in pain and we did what we thought was best for him but I will always question that decision because those who have been there in that room when it happens know what it's like. He was still active and a great companion and I will always miss him. He was 16. Rest in Peace Oliver, no more pain.
I am so sorry Bob. I know exactly what it is like to be in that room, but don't think you did the wrong thing. You did what you had to do and that is end his suffering. Cats are very good a masking pain but it doesn't mean it's not there. Once they start fighting among each other then you know the illness is severe. The other cats can detect the changes as well so it goes both ways. You did the right thing so put the doubts out of your mind and just mourn for your buddy. Thanks for giving him a great life.
Ugh... that sucks.
I had been asking myself for months if I did the right thing after I put my dog to sleep, was it too early? too late maybe?, maybe I could have tried this or that...
Now almost 2 years later I have somewhat of a clearer view on it, and know it was ok, besides, when is it really the exact right time?
You did the right thing, we tend to hold on to our pets as long as possible, so ending his suffering is a very hard choice, but it is a selfless choice!
Don't waste energy on people who do not understand, you'd probably have to go through it to know what it's like.
Here's to Oliver :cheers: and the 16 years he got to live in a good home!
Good luck getting through these hard times, remember, it gets a little bit better every day...
been there and done that too , its like losing one of the family . been 3 years since I had to put my dog George down ( cancer) and while I know it was the right thing to do it still tears me up , I want another one but don't want to go through that again . it does get better as time goes by but slowly
Just noticed it's been over a year since anyone posted on this thread. What's going on..........doesn't anyone own pets any more??
(http://i483.photobucket.com/albums/rr198/DeltaVplus/MezeAlexMerlinbyWP%201_zpswrxsgb2d.jpg)
Now that is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
Mrs. Fred.
My Pembroke Welsh Corgi, named Cappy, was laid to rest today.....he was 15-1/2 years old....and I'm a total wreck right now
Bryan
So sorry to hear this Bryan. It's going to be tough for quite some time.
And any words of wisdom isn't going to make it any easier for you so I'll keep my mouth shut except to say Fred and I know what you're going through and feel for you.
Mrs. Fred
Sorry to hear Bryan. I know exactly what that is like.
God speed Cappy. :'(
So sorry to hear this, they are family after all.
Yes, they are family. Sad for your loss.
Sorry for your loss Bryan, I lost my oldest dog at 16 years this past March.
Part of the family, absolutely, and the most loyal and trustworthy members of the family imo
This little guy showed up hungry so I fed him a couple of weeks ago. We tried to see if he belonged to anyone on our street, even checked to see if he had a chip but no. :shruggy:
Looks like he is mine now, so I call him Igor. :D
On behalf of Igor............thanks for being a nice human being.
Mrs. Fred :2thumbs:
Well done dude for giving the little guy a chance. Been a cat man pretty much all my life (have had working Springer spaniels occasionally too though).......not been without a cat (or sometimes three!) since I was about 5! I love their independence....and the way when you walk through a door the dogs go mad like they have not seen you for a year......whereas the cat MIGHT lift his head from his bed as if to to say " OH....you are back then!". I'm mostly a lone wolf sort of bloke....much like cats! :2thumbs:
I am by no means a "cat person", but that is a nice looking cat...and looks like one tough hombre. Good job!
Igor looks like a tough guy but he surprised me by being a lap cat & will curl up on you, take a nap & then get mad when you try to get up. :lol:
Right now he comes in the basement at night to eat & we have to put him in a large kennel cage while he's inside. We have two indoor cats & don't know Igor's medical history as far as what shots he may or may not have had. Once that's squared away we will take a shot at introducing him to the other cats & see what happens. Last time something like this happened I put in a pet door to the basement that led to an indoor shelter.
The inside critters. Georgia the orange one, & Jo-Jo the gray one.
Cool....I've had ginger and grey cats (we call them tabby....you might too!). The tabby is the spit of one I had who made it to be 19 years old!
Quote from: alfaitalia on November 07, 2017, 01:22:44 PM
Cool....I've had ginger and grey cats (we call them tabby....you might too!). The tabby is the spit of one I had who made it to be 19 years old!
Yeah, we call them tabby as well.
Here she is the day after we caught her about 6 or 7 years ago. She was rummaging around under the dumpster behind my office so I set a hav-a-hart trap. She was so tiny she stepped on the trigger & the trap didn't go off. I had to sneak up & poke the trap with a stick to set it off. :smilielol:
It's been a while since our last beloved dog died and even though we said we wouldn't get another we've decided we can't do without.
So say hello to Pippa, the new addition to our family.
She's only 3 days old so it will be another 2 months or so before we can bring her home but we love her already.
Enjoy your new, and cute addition
Thanks mate. :2thumbs:
Little Pippa is two weeks old. Her eyes have just opened.........
What a cutie. :2thumbs: What breed is she?
She is an American Bulldog. Her mother (bitch) comes all the way from Georgia USA.
She will be nothing more than a loving pet.
Quote from: Fred on November 19, 2017, 07:38:45 PM
She is an American Bulldog. Her mother (bitch) comes all the way from Georgia USA.
She will be nothing more than a loving pet.
:2thumbs:
Brought our puppy home a couple of days ago. She is settling in well..........
Love the brindle. Is it a Boxer?
Looks like a load of fun.
Quote from: JB400 on December 29, 2017, 10:10:06 PM
Looks like a load of fun.
She is a barrel of laughs! The cutest thing.......very mischievous but so lovable.
Quote from: Charger-Bodie on December 29, 2017, 08:27:22 PM
Love the brindle. Is it a Boxer?
Yes she has beautiful markings.
She is an American Bulldog. Her dam comes from Georgia USA. But she won't be used as a hunting dog. She will just be a much loved family pet.
Been a Shitty Christmas for me. I had to put down my little buddy (Dog) yesterday (Christmas Eve.)
Wow, sorry to hear that.
I hope this next year is better for you.
So sorry to hear Nut, been there and it likely 10x worse on a holiday.
Our prayers for you both.
Thanks Guys. Her name was Lilly and was a jack Russell. She never ran away from home and was very loyal.. Also a bed hog. lol.
sorry to hear that nut
here is my half husky, half choc lab BELLE
Dogs are truly Man's best Friend. :cheers:
It appears that Igor likes my wife more than me like most people. :lol:
He also wants nothing to do with going back outdoors anymore.
I like the cat!
Quote from: BDF on January 11, 2018, 09:40:06 PM
I like the cat!
So do I but I'll trade him for spare parts, let me know what you got. :D
:lol: Ha ha!! that's funny.
Cleaning up after the storm..........
Time for a snooze........
Playtime......
We had to lay to rest our Maltese Bailey. It was a very sad day for us. Then in his honor we went and adopted this 7 yr old Maltese Terrier mix. She fit in so quickly it was like it was meant to be. Even looks like Bailey.
Meet the new member of the family....................... Snowy.
Always so so sad...been there too many times myself.
As for Snowy, she is one lucky dog. :2thumbs:
Cute little pup, sorry for your loss, they are like family.
Yep, been there too a few times. Hurts for some time. Sorry for your loss, they are family.
And good luck with the new pup.
Taking my dog for a walk. She is 7 months old now and a ratbag to be sure but so damn lovable.
The black spots on the lawn are kangaroo droppings. In the evening they come out by the truck load. You'd be hard pushed to find a spot devoid of droppings to spread out a picnic rug.
Say hello to Blue.
Fred and Will, both beautiful dogs! :2thumbs:
Daum Fred.... that pup has grown up!
Beautiful puppy will! Puppies are so much fun!
Quote from: Lennard on June 08, 2018, 10:49:05 AM
Fred and Will, both beautiful dogs! :2thumbs:
Thanks Lennard
:2thumbs:
Quote from: bakerhillpins on June 08, 2018, 12:28:47 PM
Daum Fred.... that pup has grown up!
Beautiful puppy will! Puppies are so much fun!
:2thumbs: Just like a female.she gives me heaps! I love her to bits.
How's the maple syrup doing?
Looks like she'll keep you out of trouble,
She's keeping me busy, I'll say that for her. :yesnod:
Quote from: Fred on June 08, 2018, 11:17:52 PM
:2thumbs: Just like a female.she gives me heaps! I love her to bits.
How's the maple syrup doing?
Haven't made any in 3 years now. Wow, it's been that long???? :o We dug the stuff out but finding time to boil was the problem. Don't want to leave that running without someone being home. Time flies with teenagers. My daughter graduates high school this Friday. Yikes.
Added a pic of my girls who came with me to Hose Pressure testing earlier this year.
Great picture and beautiful dogs. :2thumbs:
Quote from: bakerhillpins on June 11, 2018, 01:34:31 PM
Quote from: Fred on June 08, 2018, 11:17:52 PM
:2thumbs: Just like a female.she gives me heaps! I love her to bits.
How's the maple syrup doing?
Haven't made any in 3 years now. Wow, it's been that long???? :o We dug the stuff out but finding time to boil was the problem. Don't want to leave that running without someone being home. Time flies with teenagers. My daughter graduates high school this Friday. Yikes.
Added a pic of my girls who came with me to Hose Pressure testing earlier this year.
Time sure does fly by alright. I buy what I need at Costco. :2thumbs:
Great pic of the dogs.........truck looking pretty good too.
Cheers, Fred.
Looks like this thread hasn't been touched for almost as long as my cars. :smilielol:
Here's an update on my cat friend Igor who showed up at our house 6 years ago. He is still here, loves to hang out with me, follows me everywhere, & is now an indoor cat 100% of the time. When he arrived he was hungry & needed medical attention that we learned about after taking him to the vet.
He had a mouth infection, a bad ear infection & a pellet or a BB lodged in his jaw. During the next couple of years he wasn't feeling well & was then diagnosed with kidney issues. He's been on meds since then & now has to eat special food. He's completely deaf now but it doesn't seem to bother him at all.
His kidneys got worse at one point & he was in the veterinary hospital for a couple of days in January. He's now on thyroid meds along with his other meds. I've had several cats over the last 35+ years but this little guy is the best & very affectionate which is strange for a cat. :shruggy:
Pebbles.