Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)
Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)
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Konan

2,645 posts

174 months

Tuesday 19th May
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PushedDover said:
Dogs live in estate car boots smile

Tiny ones can go in a box on the back seat smile


QBee

22,386 posts

172 months

Tuesday 19th May
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I find any estate car or SUV works well for puppies of all ages.
My pups in the ML were, left to right, 4,3 and 5


Gretchen

19,738 posts

244 months

Tuesday 19th May
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Myrtle is currently travelling in a car crate - still not found a harness tiny enough for her, even xxxs kitten ones are too big. This is strapped in with belts and buckles, works in big van and car but more complicated in my Caddy as they have to share a seat. Seth on the other hand has to know where we are going at all times



I’ve tried various car beds etc but he’s just not happy unless he can co pilot.

If Myrtle doesn’t grow I’ll drill air vents in the glove box.




QBee

22,386 posts

172 months

Tuesday 19th May
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Gretchen said:
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If Myrtle doesn t grow I ll drill air vents in the glove box.
roflroflroflrofl

Turn7

25,617 posts

249 months

Tuesday 19th May
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Boss brings his dog Luna into work twice a week….

5 year old Lab, but the smaller built type.

She’s lovely .


Its Just Adz

18,660 posts

237 months

Tuesday 19th May
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QBee said:
roflroflroflrofl
Made me laugh too.

Gigi loves to see where we are going. Bella just sits in back with head out the window.

QBee

22,386 posts

172 months

Wednesday 20th May
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Turn7 said:
Boss brings his dog Luna into work twice a week .

5 year old Lab, but the smaller built type.

She s lovely .

My daughter has her twin sister.
That look isn't "sweet" its "I haven't been fed for at least 7 seconds and I am fading away.....DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT, NOW"

Gretchen

19,738 posts

244 months

Wednesday 20th May
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How anyone else gets any work done with these two on my desk is beyond me.



Had someone approach me in a supermarket last night asking if there was a new pup at my work and could they bring their grandchildren to meet her. She’s just met another toddler and in her element. She clearly adores children.

Work places are much happier with dogs in them. Should be standard.




QBee

22,386 posts

172 months

Wednesday 20th May
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Gretchen said:
Work places are much happier with dogs in them. Should be standard.
You were saying?


millik

141 posts

89 months

Thursday 21st May
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QBee said:
Gretchen said:
Work places are much happier with dogs in them. Should be standard.
You were saying?

Agreed


garythesign

2,685 posts

116 months

Thursday 21st May
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These were ours from 12 years ago.

The collie cross at the front is still with us but is now very much a senior dog

BigHeavy10

309 posts

99 months

Thursday 21st May
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It's been a while since I last posted the crackhead Blitz.

He is now 8 months and 6 days old and has spent almost every second of every day with me since we picked him up. He is about to leave for residential training. Gonna be weird not having the fruitloop around for a little while.

A couple of pictures from our little van camping adventure yesterday.




QuartzDad

2,913 posts

150 months

Thursday 21st May
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When your battery is approaching 80 in dog years, range anxiety becomes a thing. After 300 metres or so performance is severely depleted and we are being overtaken by arthritic snails.

So, behold the new wheels. External power supply, who Angus was very pleased to discover can provide in-flights snacks and drinks.



Tickle

6,393 posts

232 months

Thursday 21st May
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FBP1 said:
A few shots of Lola at dawn in the West of Ireland





Lovely

moorx

4,593 posts

142 months

Thursday 21st May
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QuartzDad said:
When your battery is approaching 80 in dog years, range anxiety becomes a thing. After 300 metres or so performance is severely depleted and we are being overtaken by arthritic snails.

So, behold the new wheels. External power supply, who Angus was very pleased to discover can provide in-flights snacks and drinks.


biggrinlove

tim0409

5,904 posts

187 months

Thursday 21st May
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Woke up this morning to this….


renmure

4,910 posts

252 months

Thursday 21st May
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Visitor day for Jasper and Yogi.




Gretchen

19,738 posts

244 months

Thursday 21st May
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Angus looks very comfortable in his new wheels. Happy travels love


Gretchen

19,738 posts

244 months

Thursday 21st May
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Finally have a tiny harness that fits Myrtle thanks to Temu (got a love a Chinese website where everything is smaller than it first appears). Also bought her a teeny tiny life jacket in fluorescent green which fits her nicely. She utterly detests it rofl

Now if only I could get Seth to look at the camera rolleyes



Don t judge me



I had said tying a cork around her would work just as well.

Konan

2,645 posts

174 months

Thursday 21st May
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Gretchen said:
Finally have a tiny harness that fits Myrtle thanks to Temu (got a love a Chinese website where everything is smaller than it first appears). Also bought her a teeny tiny life jacket in fluorescent green which fits her nicely. She utterly detests it rofl

Now if only I could get Seth to look at the camera rolleyes



Don t judge me



I had said tying a cork around her would work just as well.
Edith has a new life jacket. Want to try and get out in the water Sunday.

Could've sent her old harness!