Post photos of your dogs vol2

[elephantstone]

You sure that is comfy?

[Cupramax]

Lots of anti gravity dogs in here tonight

[illmonkey]

Louis' ears are anti gravity, well one is!

Edited by illmonkey on Wednesday 11th March 21:19

[Turn7]

I wouldnt have been able to sleep knwoing they were wrong way up.....

[FourWheelDrift]

jock mcsporran said:

Oscar exhausted tonight.



ETA: he's in Australia obviously, I've no idea how to fix this iphone upside down picture thing

Use your iPhone with the volume buttons at the bottom.

http://iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-photos-u...

[jock mcsporran]

FourWheelDrift said:

Use your iPhone with the volume buttons at the bottom.

http://iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-photos-u...

Cheers

[HTP99]

And we were worried that Daisy would have an issue with the arrival of Barry:

Edited by HTP99 on Thursday 12th March 08:41

[boycee123]

This is my pal peanut, we got him from dogs trust after he spent the first 18 months of his life there, had him 6 years now possibly the softest natured dog I've ever met, even if he's the sort that the press would have you believe is a devil dog, believed to be a staff bull mastiff cross, but he was found as a tiny puppy wandering the streets do his exact heritage isn't known !

[KFC]

I felt fking awful about this one. My own dog has ended up getting bit in the face, it was infected a bit. Because of an incident at the vets years ago she's absolutely terrified of being in there, so she had to be sedated. 5 days of medicine and moping about the house not looking happy at all.

I had too many foster dogs here at once and lost control of them at feeding time. 2 of the puppies escaped from my kitchen and tried to get in and steal the adult dogs food. Which caused a bit of a problem, and one of the other adult dogs snapped and bit my own. I realise things happen and they're accidents or whatever.... but when it was quite clearly your own fault that it happened it doesn't feel good! Poor dog, she puts up with enough with fosters coming and going without landing in the vets herself

[johnxjsc1985]

KFC said:

I felt fking awful about this one. My own dog has ended up getting bit in the face, it was infected a bit. Because of an incident at the vets years ago she's absolutely terrified of being in there, so she had to be sedated. 5 days of medicine and moping about the house not looking happy at all.

I had too many foster dogs here at once and lost control of them at feeding time. 2 of the puppies escaped from my kitchen and tried to get in and steal the adult dogs food. Which caused a bit of a problem, and one of the other adult dogs snapped and bit my own. I realise things happen and they're accidents or whatever.... but when it was quite clearly your own fault that it happened it doesn't feel good! Poor dog, she puts up with enough with fosters coming and going without landing in the vets herself

that's really tuff but sometime accidents happen no matter how cautious we are.
i am sure she will get lots of TLC and spoiling but I know what you mean about feeling guilty but unlike our human friends Dogs are so forgiving .

[johnxjsc1985]

this is what a 6month old resuced puppy GSD who thinks he rules the world looks like.
Not bad for a poor little sick boy who came to us at 1.4kg

[illmonkey]

Louis-dog wants to play!

[steve y]

Finlay my wheaten scottie 1 year old and learnt to hover already!

[viscountdallara]

Carla caught on kitchen table !!!

[Tango13]

boycee123 said:

This is my pal peanut, we got him from dogs trust after he spent the first 18 months of his life there, had him 6 years now possibly the softest natured dog I've ever met, even if he's the sort that the press would have you believe is a devil dog, believed to be a staff bull mastiff cross, but he was found as a tiny puppy wandering the streets do his exact heritage isn't known !

I doubt there's any Mastiff or Staffy in him...




















He's not sitting on the sofa

[moorx]

boycee123 said:

This is my pal peanut, we got him from dogs trust after he spent the first 18 months of his life there, had him 6 years now possibly the softest natured dog I've ever met, even if he's the sort that the press would have you believe is a devil dog, believed to be a staff bull mastiff cross, but he was found as a tiny puppy wandering the streets do his exact heritage isn't known !

He is gorgeous - what gentle eyes he has I would love to have a staffy/staffy x again some day....

[Pesty]

L

johnxjsc1985 said:

this is what a 6month old resuced puppy GSD who thinks he rules the world looks like.
Not bad for a poor little sick boy who came to us at 1.4kg

That's great.

I'll,have to get some more my boy would play tug like that all day.

[johnxjsc1985]

Pesty said:

That's great.

I'll,have to get some more my boy would play tug like that all day.

He is still about 2kg under weight but he is catching up all the and he is incredibly strong.
Because he was so ill when we got him he never was a little puppy with lots of puppy fat on him he looks like a fully grown but small GSD at the moment but he is incredibly strong.

[KFC]

johnxjsc1985 said:

that's really tuff but sometime accidents happen no matter how cautious we are.
i am sure she will get lots of TLC and spoiling but I know what you mean about feeling guilty but unlike our human friends Dogs are so forgiving .

Thanks Its the 2nd one this month though... vets must be wondering what I'm up to in here

2 dogs shipped off to new homes in germany yesterday though so the pressure if off a bit:



I just need to get a grip and know my limits a bit better. Or perhaps more importantly, know the limits of the dogs I have

[KFC]

johnxjsc1985 said:

that's really tuff but sometime accidents happen no matter how cautious we are.
i am sure she will get lots of TLC and spoiling but I know what you mean about feeling guilty but unlike our human friends Dogs are so forgiving .

This happened to a rescue I'm watching a couple of weeks ago:



Ended up with a curved scar which stopped basically a ball hairs width from the eyeball itself.

The dog in question at least caused the fight there, and got what was coming to him (unlike that crap with my own dog). So I don't particularly feel bad about it as such, though I am obviously glad his eye didn't get injured / I didn't end up with a horrific vet bill again and when you consider I received him like this:



then a little re-attached eyelid is the least of that handsome bds worries

Edited by KFC on Friday 13th March 06:41