Dtdomination3
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Does anyone know how to post pictures from an IPhone onto here?
Post up Your pet pics, not Youtube
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No, cause I don't suckle the teet of Apple...Just kidding. And I don't have a I phone. I am sure there is somebody that can help. I usually, from a droid, share the pics to facebook and then copy / paste....But I am computer/phone retarded...
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that's all I got from your post bro... really....
:wall::wall:eta.... Bro... you walked into that one, nay drove at breakneck speed into a brick wall on that one...
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that's all I got from your post bro... really....
OH SNAP TROLL! Now you're fucked bro! NO DELI, KNISHES AND YEUNGLING IN THE MAIL FOR YOU!!!!!
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Bozko's new pass time. Little bastard! Love this cat!
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LibraryLady
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Ahh... Toilet paper destruction... I've had cats like that before. It's an addiction, once they start, well... :wall:
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This years been a rough but great one as far as animals go. My 12 year old golden retriever passed away this spring. I got her when she was 6 weeks old. She was one hell of a dog.
I'm out at Fort Carson now and driving through colorado springs I saw a stray dog running down the side of I-25, no collar looking ROUGH and extremely malnourished. I picked her up and fed her, had a vet visit and starting nursing her back to health. Vet says she's roughly a year and a half old, a lab/pointer mix and relatively healthy over all. I got her at 40lbs, she's now 75 (it's been 2 months). The super lame harness is the wifes doing....
I'm out at Fort Carson now and driving through colorado springs I saw a stray dog running down the side of I-25, no collar looking ROUGH and extremely malnourished. I picked her up and fed her, had a vet visit and starting nursing her back to health. Vet says she's roughly a year and a half old, a lab/pointer mix and relatively healthy over all. I got her at 40lbs, she's now 75 (it's been 2 months). The super lame harness is the wifes doing....
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Thanks! She's currently harassing the wifes cat and a bit "alpha" so we're going through obideince training with retired K9 police officer for the next 7 months. I'm hoping to get her in the colorado K9 SAR training to give her a job so she quits destroying everything I put in front of her haha
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Having been in a car accident where my uncrated/unharnessed loose in the vehicle dog's noggin gave me a minor concussion, my dog ALWAYS wears her "super lame harness" or is crated.
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The harness is just for walking, she has a crate in the back of the suv. We were parked while the wife got coffee the dog was wigging out that we weren't all together and climbed in the front seat after I opened her crate. What do you attach her harness to?
Pretty pup btw :)
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The harness has a loop that the seat belt goes through and then is latched. Not a fan of walking harnesses. ETA - we bought ours at Pet Co in the travel section.
More shameless pics of Tina...
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More shameless pics of Tina...
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Is she a Chesapeake Bay Retriever?
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Beautiful pics!!!
I need to invest in a couple of harnesses for my two girls. Everyone else has a belt, they should too.
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She is adorable PB
Trigger
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Here is my son, Trigger. He's Red Heeler and Pit Bull. Got the best of both worlds in him, too. I adopted him from a pound out here in Tucson when he was 11 months old and he is my first pet. Finding him really was like everyone says - "You just have to go in there and look. When you see the right dog, you'll know." Thankfully his paperwork only mentions Australian Cattle Dog, so he's legally good to live anywhere!
Trigger is currently 23 months old and has already developed bad habits!
But I still love this badass, loyal, extremely loving, obedient and super-friendly family member unlike any simile or metaphor can describe!
This is how Trigger spends 6 days out of the week. As you can see, his life is very hard and full of difficult tasks that make him want to run away and find a home that would let him be lazy and do nothing all day.
We also have Cows on the ranch! This cattle dog has such a hard life
Trigger is currently 23 months old and has already developed bad habits!
But I still love this badass, loyal, extremely loving, obedient and super-friendly family member unlike any simile or metaphor can describe!
This is how Trigger spends 6 days out of the week. As you can see, his life is very hard and full of difficult tasks that make him want to run away and find a home that would let him be lazy and do nothing all day.
We also have Cows on the ranch! This cattle dog has such a hard life
Kraut783
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I have had a few dogs growing up and was even lucky enough to have a Police K-9 at work (best experience in my life, IMHO), but my wife's first pet EVER is a black Scottie named Mollie......she has turned out to have one of the best disposition and character I have had the pleasure of experiencing. She is 9 years old and going strong.
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Here is my son, Trigger. He's Red Heeler and Pit Bull. Got the best of both worlds in him, too. I adopted him from a pound out here in Tucson when he was 11 months old and he is my first pet. Finding him really was like everyone says - "You just have to go in there and look. When you see the right dog, you'll know." Thankfully his paperwork only mentions Australian Cattle Dog, so he's legally good to live anywhere!
Trigger is currently 23 months old and has already developed bad habits!
But I still love this badass, loyal, extremely loving, obedient and super-friendly family member unlike any simile or metaphor can describe!
This is how Trigger spends 6 days out of the week. As you can see, his life is very hard and full of difficult tasks that make him want to run away and find a home that would let him be lazy and do nothing all day.
We also have Cows on the ranch! This cattle dog has such a hard life
Good looking mutt
Kraut783
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Trigger needs doggie AA
