This Month's Gratuitous Dog Pictures
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Sadly Tom, that happens to be a small digital copy of the "Diana" plastic camera. He'd shoot film, but he can't reach the counter in my darkroom to develop and print. He really misses the drive up 1 hour photo kiosks. :lol:
Awesome pics guys, thanks for sharing. Here is a pic of Brutus, he is an American Bulldog. He loves sitting in chairs like a human. He is the most loving dog I have ever owned. He will lay on me in bed and lick my face until I say enough. He will not stop and I have let him lick my face for over 10 minutes and he will just keep going. Not one time has he ever stopped without me asking him too, he is just that affectionate.
The following post will contain a word that may be considered by some to an be insult or put down. That is not the case. The word, Aspie, is one that a certain group of people, people with Asperger's, like myself, chose to use in reference to themselves. Moving on....
@booker .... Strong attachment to animals is an Aspie thing. Animals judge you by how you treat them and don't care if you don't fit into society's definition of normal. It is an important thing to be accepted for who or what you are regardless of who or what does the accepting. I imagine it might be difficult to understand by someone who has never been on the outside looking in so you may just have to trust me on this one. I got my first dog, a mutt, when I was 18 and considered him my best friend, over all the people I was friends with, until he had to be put down 14 years later. He just got me better than anyone else did.
@booker .... Strong attachment to animals is an Aspie thing. Animals judge you by how you treat them and don't care if you don't fit into society's definition of normal. It is an important thing to be accepted for who or what you are regardless of who or what does the accepting. I imagine it might be difficult to understand by someone who has never been on the outside looking in so you may just have to trust me on this one. I got my first dog, a mutt, when I was 18 and considered him my best friend, over all the people I was friends with, until he had to be put down 14 years later. He just got me better than anyone else did.
Max, how could a couple of dog lovers return a dog to the kennel for shedding?? Just goes to show you there are dog lovers & dog owners (when it's convenient). Dutch is a beautiful dog!
Booker, I'm sure that was a tough decision for you to have to make, especially with the dog meaning so much to your son & helping him out and all. I'm glad you were able to find someone to adopt her instead of having to take her in to a rescue kennel somewhere. Thankfully, I have never had to face such a decision in my life as it would tear me up to do so.
Booker, I'm sure that was a tough decision for you to have to make, especially with the dog meaning so much to your son & helping him out and all. I'm glad you were able to find someone to adopt her instead of having to take her in to a rescue kennel somewhere. Thankfully, I have never had to face such a decision in my life as it would tear me up to do so.
stvalentine, what a striking dog with such a beautiful coat! Reminds me of a long-haired Greyhound or a Whippet, if there was such a thing.
Harris, you need to reshoot that pic of Brutus but add a glass of beer & a pipe or cigar on that table. When I had Cochise, he used to like to sit like that in front of a floor fan. My wife used to make some smart-assed remark about men & their dogs being alike but it's not worth repeating here.
Harris, you need to reshoot that pic of Brutus but add a glass of beer & a pipe or cigar on that table. When I had Cochise, he used to like to sit like that in front of a floor fan. My wife used to make some smart-assed remark about men & their dogs being alike but it's not worth repeating here.
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If you look up the term "unconditional love" you will most probably find accompanying it an image of a dog!
If you look up the term "unconditional love" you will most probably find accompanying it an image of a dog!
Man I love all these dog pics !!! :mrgreen:
Here's a family portrait of our furkids. I don't know how Mrs. Wolfe got them to stay still long enough for this picture.
All of them are rescue dogs and are in a far better place now than they were.
The buggers are spoiled rotten !!!!
Mark
Here's a family portrait of our furkids. I don't know how Mrs. Wolfe got them to stay still long enough for this picture.
All of them are rescue dogs and are in a far better place now than they were.
The buggers are spoiled rotten !!!!
Mark
Thank you Johnny! He is quite a beauty with his black over ivory coat. Galgos are quite similar to Greyhounds, Whippet are smaller and a Terrier cross breed.
This is our own female and yes - she can act! :lol:
johnnyreb, lol, he does like to relax.
booker, thanks for the nice comment.
peck, that pic is too funny.
booker, thanks for the nice comment.
peck, that pic is too funny.
I got a German Shepard and Corgi mix a few months before I moved to Tennessee about nine years ago. The dog didn't care for my house in Tennessee and ran away......to my neighbors' house where she has lived ever since. Next time I walk next door to talk to my parents, I'll try to remember to take a picture of the dog.
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