Dogs & Pipes
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My right hand man - on the couch, and on the fields. Best herding tool I have, and a helluva pointer. Also my kids best friend. Meet Bear
How do you do Mr. Bear ?
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no pipes and no dogs. But my little guy and how much he likes laps.
no pipes and no dogs. But my little guy and how much he likes laps.
My guy Yukon is an excellent smoking buddy. He is good to just sit on the porch or go lunting, what ever is on the menu.
My dog, Lilah, she’s been with me for 15 years now. She’s half blind now and sleeps most of the time but she’s doing pretty damn well otherwise. We’ve been through a lot together.
Enjoying a pipe & a pint out on the front porch with my Mastiffs; Gumbeaux (10 yrs), Willa & Murphy (10 wks)
Real man would mow that yard with a push mower. ?
For two weeks in February this little devil vanished and ripped my heart out.
I couldn't eat, sleep, or function. I had no idea you could get that attached to a dog.
With the help of Facebook, local and national search groups, and the Humane Society I was reunited with a tired, very hungry boy.
His adopted Daddy dog was similarly affected as he would not leave the front window looking for him. Their reunion was heartbreaking.
After a week of nursing and a special high calorie diet he regained his goofy grin.
Now he's 100% back to his old self,
and me and my other boy can rest.
I couldn't eat, sleep, or function. I had no idea you could get that attached to a dog.
With the help of Facebook, local and national search groups, and the Humane Society I was reunited with a tired, very hungry boy.
His adopted Daddy dog was similarly affected as he would not leave the front window looking for him. Their reunion was heartbreaking.
After a week of nursing and a special high calorie diet he regained his goofy grin.
Now he's 100% back to his old self,
and me and my other boy can rest.
We've got 2 German shepherds and they completely and utterly remind me of tobacco.
No, it's not their color to me, although that is similar... I think it's because I've seen so many family photos from the 50s - 70s in the form of Polaroids growing up, slightly stained and fading. Shag carpets, denim couches, popcorn ceilings, and the acceptance of tobacco culture permeates the photos I recall of German shepherds my parents and grandparents used to have.
I love them, don't think I'd ever have any other dog, unless that dog was bigger. I do like Bloodhounds, but I'd need some acres for a dog bigger than a GSD.
Deep sleep...
No, it's not their color to me, although that is similar... I think it's because I've seen so many family photos from the 50s - 70s in the form of Polaroids growing up, slightly stained and fading. Shag carpets, denim couches, popcorn ceilings, and the acceptance of tobacco culture permeates the photos I recall of German shepherds my parents and grandparents used to have.
I love them, don't think I'd ever have any other dog, unless that dog was bigger. I do like Bloodhounds, but I'd need some acres for a dog bigger than a GSD.
Deep sleep...
OMG, Duane! That is one helluva trial for you- and the pup. Glad it's resolved happily.
Now I wish I’d named this guy Bacco he even looks like a blend.
His nibs, Hector. He's eight and not aggressive, but will stand up for himself as needed. Mostly Lab; no idea of the other component(s).
