Baxter likes to have it his way
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Jenny here is a 5 month old pup from the streets of Romania, taken here, to Germany. We saw her in a local shelter and we fell in love with her. She would be my first dog, so a lot of pressure, but that’s a responsibility we‘re all willing to take on. She is described as mischievous and cheeky, but kind, too, and affectionate. For the mods: this does not violate rule 12, as she is technically not our dog yet, but we’re already in the process of adoption.   submitted by   /u/Intel
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Just a German Shepard   submitted by   /u/Aggravating-Tart2592   to   r/PuppySmiles [link]   [comments]
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She’s the sweetest girl and loved my mom so much. The flowers are kind of withered :((   submitted by   /u/sheep_puppy   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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He’s my mums dog mainly but I live with her and he’s been in kennels while she’s been away (I work most of the time so I can’t look after him) but now he’s home and I missed this gorgeous boy   submitted by   /u/Jazbows   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
I adopted a senior dog on a whim about a month ago. I have a lifetime of experience caring for dogs with all kinds of health needs so I was plenty prepared for that part, but they assured me he was in great health. He wasn’t. Imagining coming up, but it’s looking like terminal cancer. He’s hyper intelligent, but due to his behavior I’m fairly sure his intelligence was either not recognized or neglected by past owners. Because of the specific kind of cancer we’re worried about, I have to be
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I managed to snap a picture of our kids in one VERY brief moment   submitted by   /u/eighthm00n   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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she’s a goof!   submitted by   /u/toomuchblood   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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brown girl is Leaf and the other fool is Seymour, they're 13 and 8, and just looking at their puppy and current pictures make my heart ache cuz, it's been so many years and my babies are all grown up. this doesn't change the fact they're the bane of my existence. Leaf LOVES her bicycle rides and will throw a tantrum if I don't bring her along, she also has a chokehold on all the braincells and uses them to try and fight dogs twice her size, half her age and triple her w
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First was Rudy, our sweet golden who I do not have any pictures of on my phone. We had Rudy and got Juliet (pic 1). When Rudy died (age 9), we got Gabe (pic 2). Jules passed (age 11) and we had Gabe for a while, and then I moved into my boyfriend’s house who had our sweet boy, Jack (pic 3). About 6 months later I got my first dog that I had to myself, Gracie (pic 4). Gabey baby passed (age 14!) and we stuck with just Jack Jack and Grace for years. Then we welcomed Mowgli (pic 5) into our f
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