Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)
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New to cocker ownership, this little man is on a whole new level of crazy...Butter would not melt one minute, then has us reaching for phone book to get local priest out to remove whatever demon is inside him.
pictures taken 3 mins apart, him dead ass laughing at us trying to work out how he had managed to swipe a keyring
dillenger said:
New to cocker ownership, this little man is on a whole new level of crazy...Butter would not melt one minute, then has us reaching for phone book to get local priest out to remove whatever demon is inside him.
pictures taken 3 mins apart, him dead ass laughing at us trying to work out how he had managed to swipe a keyring
)Bobberoo said:
5s Alive said:
RESSE said:
Catching Tuesday afternoon sunshine rays 
There are quite a few great pictures on this thread but that is an outstanding composition. Fabulous lighting, exposure and framing!
This thread never fails to make me feel better, had an incredibly stressful day in my new job, went for a walk, met my wife from work, poured a drink, looked at this thread........feeling much happier now thanks to all the doggos!!!
Lottie in a sun puddle......
P. ONeill said:
Everyone say hello to the new lady in my life, Ruby.
Here she is at just over 8 weeks and only 7kg. She had a long drive home from Scotland and wasn’t quite sure.
And here she is six weeks later at 15kg. You could say she’s a grubber. Our vet is delighted with her progress, I was a little concerned the wife was over feeding her.
She has only got two settings. Flat out or fast asleep. There’s no in between yet.
Needless to say I’m smitten.
She's a stunner!Here she is at just over 8 weeks and only 7kg. She had a long drive home from Scotland and wasn’t quite sure.
And here she is six weeks later at 15kg. You could say she’s a grubber. Our vet is delighted with her progress, I was a little concerned the wife was over feeding her.
She has only got two settings. Flat out or fast asleep. There’s no in between yet.
Needless to say I’m smitten.
P. ONeill said:
Everyone say hello to the new lady in my life, Ruby.
Here she is at just over 8 weeks and only 7kg. She had a long drive home from Scotland and wasn’t quite sure.
And here she is six weeks later at 15kg. You could say she’s a grubber. Our vet is delighted with her progress, I was a little concerned the wife was over feeding her.
She has only got two settings. Flat out or fast asleep. There’s no in between yet.
Needless to say I’m smitten.
wow, beautiful dog. Scottish breeder?Here she is at just over 8 weeks and only 7kg. She had a long drive home from Scotland and wasn’t quite sure.
And here she is six weeks later at 15kg. You could say she’s a grubber. Our vet is delighted with her progress, I was a little concerned the wife was over feeding her.
She has only got two settings. Flat out or fast asleep. There’s no in between yet.
Needless to say I’m smitten.
Another of our rescue... Any suggestions as to what hell he's made of is welcome.
Can't even do a DNA test as he's from Romania and they won't do romanian dogs for some reason. I'm guessing it's due to Ceaușescu and his program of systematization which meant most dogs got dumped at the time.
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