Post photos of your dogs (Vol 3)

[redback911]

Pesty said:

These dogs are just odd

Haha, that is a great pic!

Ok, now for something more uplifting from me - seeing as its been said my posts are generally from post-apocalyptic landscapes.



At least this time its pre-apocalyptic. :-)

[Turn7]

Even the Wolf looks worried lol...

[Konan]

Fearless Wilderness Dog:



Half an hour later:

[Bobberoo99]

Pesty said:

These dogs are just odd

That is brilliant!!!!

[parakitaMol.]

• Boast post alert*

I’m on cloud 9 as my little ‘hound from the pound’ stormed into Grade 7 (highest grade) with 3 more wins this weekend. We’ve achieved this in just 15 months of KC comps which for my first agility dog is incredible (I can’t be too bad either).
We aren’t going to champ this year but maybe in the Spring when I’ve re-charged my batteries.

[Bobberoo99]

parakitaMol. said:

*Boast post alert*

I’m on cloud 9 as my little ‘hound from the pound’ stormed into Grade 7 (highest grade) with 3 more wins this weekend. We’ve achieved this in just 15 months of KC comps which for my first agility dog is incredible (I can’t be too bad either).
We aren’t going to champ this year but maybe in the Spring when I’ve re-charged my batteries.

Well done!!!! He's a little star!!!!!

[parakitaMol.]

Thanks! I’m totally wowed by him - he loves to learn and is a joy to share my life witth

[garythesign]

parakitaMol. said:

*Boast post alert*

I’m on cloud 9 as my little ‘hound from the pound’ stormed into Grade 7 (highest grade) with 3 more wins this weekend. We’ve achieved this in just 15 months of KC comps which for my first agility dog is incredible (I can’t be too bad either).
We aren’t going to champ this year but maybe in the Spring when I’ve re-charged my batteries.

i think you have every right to boast. That is some achievement in such a short space of time.

I tried to introduce my cocker to agility years ago. He went rushing through the tunnel and didn’t stop for about 400yards.

We decided between us that agility wasn’t really his thing.

He spends most of the days gently snoring now

[Turn7]

Great work Kitty, and I love how happy he looks in the bottom pic!

[HTP99]

In no particular order:

Barry, Daphne, Nora and Daisy:

[Sammyp123]

Deefa on his holiday. Thinking he is lord of the Manor and snoozing his walk off

[Bobberoo99]

HTP99 said:

In no particular order:

Barry, Daphne, Nora and Daisy:

There's only one thing that would keep them all that focused, treats!!!!

[Tango13]

parakitaMol. said:

*Boast post alert*

I’m on cloud 9 as my little ‘hound from the pound’ stormed into Grade 7 (highest grade) with 3 more wins this weekend. We’ve achieved this in just 15 months of KC comps which for my first agility dog is incredible (I can’t be too bad either).
We aren’t going to champ this year but maybe in the Spring when I’ve re-charged my batteries.

Well done to you both.

Please tell me you only paid £1 for the ‘hound from the pound’

[Fermit TKASS]

Sammyp123 said:

Deefa on his holiday. Thinking he is lord of the Manor and snoozing his walk off

I've always wanted to call a dog Deefa. As in 'Deefa dog' (d for dog, to those who may miss the gag!)

You need an award (or a bottle of wine at the end of the day.....) for having a Weim. Mum and dad had one, with an equally cool name of Mulberry. God I loved that daft brush of an animal.

[parakitaMol.]

garythesign said:

parakitaMol. said:

*Boast post alert*

I’m on cloud 9 as my little ‘hound from the pound’ stormed into Grade 7 (highest grade) with 3 more wins this weekend. We’ve achieved this in just 15 months of KC comps which for my first agility dog is incredible (I can’t be too bad either).
We aren’t going to champ this year but maybe in the Spring when I’ve re-charged my batteries.

i think you have every right to boast. That is some achievement in such a short space of time.

I tried to introduce my cocker to agility years ago. He went rushing through the tunnel and didn’t stop for about 400yards.

We decided between us that agility wasn’t really his thing.

He spends most of the days gently snoring now

Shame cos Cockers are great at agility but you both have to feel the love!

Tango13 said:

Well done to you both.

Please tell me you only paid £1 for the ‘hound from the pound’

Ha ha no, quite a lot more Euro to get him here but he was worth every penny!

You don’t want to know what I’ve spent on agility since then it’s highly addictive!

Thanks T7 we are v happy!

[Lazermilk]

Sammyp123 said:

Deefa on his holiday. Thinking he is lord of the Manor and snoozing his walk off

He looks great

[Sammyp123]

Fermit TKASS said:

Sammyp123 said:

Deefa on his holiday. Thinking he is lord of the Manor and snoozing his walk off

I've always wanted to call a dog Deefa. As in 'Deefa dog' (d for dog, to those who may miss the gag!)

You need an award (or a bottle of wine at the end of the day.....) for having a Weim. Mum and dad had one, with an equally cool name of Mulberry. God I loved that daft brush of an animal.

Prior to getting the dog, both the girlfriend and I agreed that would be his name. He is absolutely ace. At 6 years of age he has calmed down quite a bit, although he does have a number a mad half hours. Mulberry is a very cool name, but the girlfriend would want the hangbag to match I think.

[Sammyp123]

Lazermilk said:

He looks great

He is ace. He has such a personality. So affectionate it is untrue.

However, he was one of 2 puppies and was born via C-section. His mum couldn't look after them and therefore the breeder looked after him immediately. We think this may have something to do with why he is so affectionate towards people.

[cbmotorsport]

Sammyp123 said:

Fermit TKASS said:

Sammyp123 said:

Deefa on his holiday. Thinking he is lord of the Manor and snoozing his walk off

I've always wanted to call a dog Deefa. As in 'Deefa dog' (d for dog, to those who may miss the gag!)

You need an award (or a bottle of wine at the end of the day.....) for having a Weim. Mum and dad had one, with an equally cool name of Mulberry. God I loved that daft brush of an animal.

Prior to getting the dog, both the girlfriend and I agreed that would be his name. He is absolutely ace. At 6 years of age he has calmed down quite a bit, although he does have a number a mad half hours. Mulberry is a very cool name, but the girlfriend would want the hangbag to match I think.

My parents in law have always had Weimaraners. Their current one is an absolute menace, naughty, defiant, impervious to smacks, incredibly costly due to a number of vet visits, but also an absolutely hilarious loveable creature.

[axgizmo]

Bit of Formby beach action with the bhes this weekend:







As you can see Diesel's favourite place is the beach. She loves to run rings around Lou my best friends Cavachon who doesn't go off lead much, she is a barker and wont return when called if she doesn't like someone.