Post photos of your dogs vol2

[RESSE]

SPR2 said:

Rebus and Lola who come to me for their holidays.

They look like they are enjoying their hols.

R

[SPR2]

RESSE said:

They look like they are enjoying their hols.

R

Lola has been every month except February and socialises so well with the others I have.
Email problems this week for me.D

[Konan]

Not just once, but on TWO occasions today, dipstick of a dog decided to jump out of the 1st floor window into our yard. I'm talking about the quarterlight, the window itself was shut.



I have no idea how she did it, but a grazed chin appears to be the extend of the damage....

[Pesty]

[SBR]

Konan said:

Not just once, but on TWO occasions today, dipstick of a dog decided to jump out of the 1st floor window into our yard. I'm talking about the quarterlight, the window itself was shut.

I have no idea how she did it, but a grazed chin appears to be the extend of the damage....

Wow, stunt dog!!!

[SBR]

Pesty said:

Such a happy face!

[mickk]

SBR said:

Konan said:

Not just once, but on TWO occasions today, dipstick of a dog decided to jump out of the 1st floor window into our yard. I'm talking about the quarterlight, the window itself was shut.

I have no idea how she did it, but a grazed chin appears to be the extend of the damage....

Wow, stunt dog!!!

Is her name Lucky!

[KFC]

I moved house recently, my garden isn't dog proofed yet. I just went out into the garden and found this big black thing :



I recognised him though... he was living here when I came to view the place so he must have just made his own way "home"

He's been fed and watered, the guy is coming to get him later when he finishes work (i told him no rush I can contain him here for now)

[RESSE]

KFC said:

I moved house recently, my garden isn't dog proofed yet. I just went out into the garden and found this big black thing :



I recognised him though... he was living here when I came to view the place so he must have just made his own way "home"

He's been fed and watered, the guy is coming to get him later when he finishes work (i told him no rush I can contain him here for now)

A handsome chap.

[Mr Roper]

Soaked to the bone. Got caught out in a rain storm....now have two dogs stinking up the house.

[anonymous-user]

Mr Roper said:

Soaked to the bone. Got caught out in a rain storm....now have two dogs stinking up the house.

I would imagine the St Bernard smells special?

[FourWheelDrift]

desolate said:

Mr Roper said:

Soaked to the bone. Got caught out in a rain storm....now have two dogs stinking up the house.

I would imagine the St Bernard smells special?

Cool and satisfying? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqNXdFsa3d8

[Hooli]

bexVN said:

And idiot of the day goes to....The woman lead walking her Alaskan Malamute on the pavement, no shade next to a busy road at 1pm today when temperatures were 26/27 degrees, pity I was driving and couldn't safely pull over.

Saw several dogs on my journey home (1 whippet, 3 jrt's and 1 french bulldog!) Bizarrely the only one not panting like a good'un was the French Bulldog!

Depends on where they live etc I'd say

I used to walk my JR at lunchtime no matter what the weather, because at the time I lived in a flat & went home for lunch. We had no garden so he got three or four walks a day no matter what.

[TheLordJohn]

Hooli said:

Depends on where they live etc I'd say

I used to walk my JR at lunchtime no matter what the weather, because at the time I lived in a flat & went home for lunch. We had no garden so he got three or four walks a day no matter what.

I think some folk can take this too far.
If my dog is hydrated, and I'm not thrashing him for 6 miles, I can't see a problem with walking him whatever the weather.
(This side of mid 30's Celsius).

[Mr Roper]

desolate said:

Mr Roper said:

Soaked to the bone. Got caught out in a rain storm....now have two dogs stinking up the house.

I would imagine the St Bernard smells special?

The sun came out so they dried up pretty quick....I now have hot dogs.

Edited by Mr Roper on Monday 6th July 11:51

[bexVN]

TheLordJohn said:

Hooli said:

Depends on where they live etc I'd say

I used to walk my JR at lunchtime no matter what the weather, because at the time I lived in a flat & went home for lunch. We had no garden so he got three or four walks a day no matter what.

I think some folk can take this too far.
If my dog is hydrated, and I'm not thrashing him for 6 miles, I can't see a problem with walking him whatever the weather.
(This side of mid 30's Celsius).

When you see collapsed dogs because they have been walked in the midday heat then you'd probably err on the side of caution aswell. Or burnt pads due to the walking on tarmac. It doesn't have to be a thrashing walk either. I had to treat a dog for heatstroke a couple years ago, that had been under a tree in the park (I was there at the time) and had not done any strenuous exercise, It was a bulldog admittedly but the owners had taken fairly good precautions, the day was too humid for the dog though.



Bryn enjoying an early morning walk with plenty of shade

[Shaw Tarse]

Mr Roper said:

The sun came out so they dried up pretty quick....Now I have hot dogs.

Now hungry

[Spiffing]

Ven sharing his opinion on the 90's tribute band at a village fete.

[SBR]

Spiffing said:

Ven sharing his opinion on the 90's tribute band at a village fete.

Love it when dogs poke their tongue out, they always look so comical

[SBR]

Today Cali hung out with a Raccoon at the vets.



I am quite gutted that I didn't get to take her today and missed the Keeshond/Raccoon meeting