Post photos of your dogs vol2
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Oily Nails said:
KFC said:
Good work, always nice to see someone helping out with a lost dog 
My latest rescue dog learning that Saturday = steak day
Can you rescue me? My latest rescue dog learning that Saturday = steak day
That's a hell of a steak!
bexVN said:
Please tell me the dog didn't eat all of that!! Esp for a newbie, hope his guts can take it for your sake
Haha, a bit of creativity with the photo 
I took that picture then cut the steak up, it was split between the 3 of them. He's fine on the food front, s
tting outside and looking relatively healthy 
KFC said:
bexVN said:
Please tell me the dog didn't eat all of that!! Esp for a newbie, hope his guts can take it for your sake
Haha, a bit of creativity with the photo I took that picture then cut the steak up, it was split between the 3 of them. He's fine on the food front, stting outside and looking relatively healthy Because if I wait here long enough this contraption will take me to the beach....
I ain't getting out - Day 306 by CY2010, on Flickr
I ain't getting out - Day 306 by CY2010, on Flickr
Looket said:
I don't own dogs myself, but my ex did. Meet Louis, also commonly known as Lubs, Lu, Lulu, Lee, Leelee, Leeban, Lushao and Lubinho. I had no experience of dogs before I met him but he grew to become my very best friend, we got on like a house on fire - although when I visited a few months ago he barely looked in my direction so I am led to believe that he only used me for tickles. Poor boy is getting on quite a bit though (I believe he celebrated his 16th birthday the other day) so made sure to say my goodbyes when I left.
Here he is:
This is his 'tickle me FFS!'-look:
Nice dog but what about that gorilla? I want that. Here he is:
This is his 'tickle me FFS!'-look:
rambo19 said:
I'm a bus driver.
I was driving early this morning in a residential area and I spotted a yorkie standing on the pavement on it's own. I stopped the bus and had a quick look round for it's owner, but there was not a soul about!
I got out of the bus and walked up to the yorkie fully expecting it to run off, but it came to me. Poor thing was shaking like a leaf and scared stiff.
I took it onto my bus and it had a collar on with a phone number, so I called the number but got an answer machine, the dogs name was izzie.
I got my spare lead out of my bag(spare lead in my work bag and car) and hooked up the dog, I went for a quick walk up and down the street but no one in sight.
I called my garage who told me to keep the dog in the cab with me until I got back to the depot.
Whilst on my way back to depot, my mobile rings, I pull over and answer it and it was the woman who's dog it was, she was very very relieved.
Her husband met me at the bus station and told me that they had only lived in the house for 5 weeks and the wind this week had blown a hole in the fence and the dog had got out, and that his daughter was at home balling her eyes out.
He was very grateful.
Best picture I got of the dog;
No wonder buses are always I was driving early this morning in a residential area and I spotted a yorkie standing on the pavement on it's own. I stopped the bus and had a quick look round for it's owner, but there was not a soul about!
I got out of the bus and walked up to the yorkie fully expecting it to run off, but it came to me. Poor thing was shaking like a leaf and scared stiff.
I took it onto my bus and it had a collar on with a phone number, so I called the number but got an answer machine, the dogs name was izzie.
I got my spare lead out of my bag(spare lead in my work bag and car) and hooked up the dog, I went for a quick walk up and down the street but no one in sight.
I called my garage who told me to keep the dog in the cab with me until I got back to the depot.
Whilst on my way back to depot, my mobile rings, I pull over and answer it and it was the woman who's dog it was, she was very very relieved.
Her husband met me at the bus station and told me that they had only lived in the house for 5 weeks and the wind this week had blown a hole in the fence and the dog had got out, and that his daughter was at home balling her eyes out.
He was very grateful.
Best picture I got of the dog;
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well done sir.Pesty said:
Last time I gave logan raw steak his farts cleared the house for days.
It can certainly take a bit of getting used to. I just find that once they're fully accustomed to a proper diet its so much easier to manage.... they'll generally behave a lot better. And their sts will be smaller and smell less too 
My Jack Russell Terrier - Bono having time of his life in Croatia:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6SFuDC4rPA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6SFuDC4rPA
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