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The Dogs thread :)
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[ACE] Zero
Just Sayin..
Next time remove the bacon/meat from your pockets so that they dont chase you, lol JK
Notalwaysbalckanddwhite
Neighbor? Neighbor!
I have three- Margarita's a mutt german shepard/roteweiler mix, Enzo's a Samoyed or something like that, and Frankie is a mini dachund. We're part German so he fits right in. But needless to say its a rather loud house.
Next time remove the bacon/meat from your pockets so that they dont chase you, lol JK
Well I have a sausage in my pants but i can't help that xD
Zachmac
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Back when I was too young to remember, my older sister was brought to an adoption center for her birthday(I think she was turning 3?). It was called "The Barkey Place". Being the little kid she was, she wanted our dog be be named "The Dog From the Barkey Place". Our parents just named her Barkey. She was brown and had a curled tail.
Later, I don't remember my age then, but it just seemed like she was tired all the time. It started a little after Christmas. She just kept laying down all the time, when she was usually teeming full of energy. She wasn't eating, and she'd show little or no reaction to our presence. A while later, my parents decided to bring her to the vet. Shortly afterwards, she died of old age.
To this day, though, I still love dogs.
Later, I don't remember my age then, but it just seemed like she was tired all the time. It started a little after Christmas. She just kept laying down all the time, when she was usually teeming full of energy. She wasn't eating, and she'd show little or no reaction to our presence. A while later, my parents decided to bring her to the vet. Shortly afterwards, she died of old age.
To this day, though, I still love dogs.
DeweyDewott
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Our family has a golden, about four years old now. She's a bit of a coward and a trickster at times, but she's certainly got her heart in the right place. Of particular note, she is terrified of sheep. Whenever she hears them approach, she goes all on the defensive before she dashes home to hide underneath the stairs if possible. Which puts her in a real bind since none of us are scared of them, so we won't flee, leaving her torn on if she should run or hide, or stay and protect her pack. I recall one incident where she ended up desperately trying to coax my grandmother to abandon the blueberries and escape to safety, but no matter how much she ran back and forth, grandmother refused to budge, so she ended up hiding herself in a small dent in the ground so that she could keep an eye on grandmother and at the same time stay safe from those horrid evil sheep.
Pesky Persian
Caffeine Queen
My family has always had dogs and cats. Always. We currently have two of each. Our dogs are a five-year-old purebred Cocker Spaniel named Ellie and a ~13-year-old mutt (vet said probably lab mix) named Lucky. Mom picked up Lucky out of a ditch in '99. She was emaciated, dehydrated, and full of heartworms. We got some fluids in her that night (had an IV in her in the garage, I remember that) and got her fattened up and treated for the heartworms a few weeks later and she's been ours ever since. She's got a bit of arthritis these past few years, but she's still got a little pep in her step if she's had her Rimadyl and there's a tennis ball involved. XD Ellie's just a spoiled brat and is kind of bossy, but all Cockers are.
Mister_SGG
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My dog has arthritis too but unfortunately she's a lazy as* even with her meds.
Edit: No, no, I'll get sh*t for that. I kid.
KrayzieBuddha
英雄豪傑
My sister got a Siberian Husky (all white) about a year ago. He gotten really big the last time I saw him and god damn he sure hyper. I was planning to buy a husky or a lab in the future.
Pesky Persian
Caffeine Queen
Gelatino95
Not a tool
I'm a cat person. I don't necessarily hate dogs, but I dislike them and for the most part, I would rather not be around them. I used to be really paranoid around dogs when I was a kid, so that might have something to do with it.
FluffyHoundour
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I have two dogs.
I have a standard Black and Tan Longhaired Dachshund named Annie, and a Border Collie/Pointer Mix named Scout (who is a girl by the way).
I have a standard Black and Tan Longhaired Dachshund named Annie, and a Border Collie/Pointer Mix named Scout (who is a girl by the way).
ArtCelJirArcRes
Professional Eater of Doritos
I have 2 dogs, Eddy, a German shepard-Rottwieler mix, and Jake, a ??? and black-and-tan coonhound mix. Jake is a spaz, and Eddy is fat & lazy. I got Eddy first, and named him after Eddy, from Ed,Edd,n Eddy. I got Jake to be a friend to Eddy. If you watch Adventure Time, you know what I named him after. :3
フェージングのエコー
The Boss of ur Boss
I've got a miniture pincher named Monti-boy is he lame, all he does is lay around and eat. He also has a disturbing appetite.....The spoiler is below...
Uh......He eats my cats......um.....solid wastes.
[ACE] Zero
Just Sayin..
Siberian Husky, I have one, it has no competition, it's the best dog ever, of course this is my opinion but it's the best opinion!!
ArtCelJirArcRes
Professional Eater of Doritos
Cocker Saniels are really moody
Siberian Huskies R cool
Siberian Huskies R cool
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