Grover cooling off in my pond
What a good boy   submitted by   /u/Tony-Flags   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
What a good boy   submitted by   /u/Tony-Flags   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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Got him when I was 16, and he was 2 months old. Moved out at 18 because I didn’t have a place to keep him so I leased some shitty house with a backyard just I didn’t have to give him away He’s been with me every step of my adult life. I know he was old but man even up until this morning he was such a happy dog! I don’t remember the last time I’ve cried let alone cried like this. I loved him so much man Words can’t explain how great a dog he was. Just amazing in every sense of the way. His crazie
Hiya, so our family dog is a Greyhound x Staffy called Jimmy. He’s a lovely boy and so happy all the time, though I’d describe him as being nearly totally mute and always has been. He occasionally will do low pitched whines to indicate he wants something but never more and that’s quite uncommon. However the strangest thing has happened the last 2 weeks, one evening while we were relaxing he looked out the window and did a loud woof! Just a single woof mind you but a woof none the less, we
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Frankfurter Uncle John started a new technique with his bones. He has never done this before, and he is quite proud of it. He’s 9.5 and still has his inner puppy. Little dude always brings light into my life. Shine on bright, my benevolent buddy.   submitted by   /u/Mustache_Mullet920   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
My 7-year old American Eskimo rescued as a puppy from a puppy mill. Now living his best life in Florida!   submitted by   /u/SnipeMyles   to   r/PuppySmiles [link]   [comments]
He just finished dinner and had food all over his face 😂 I did clean it off. Also, if you don’t know his story - his face is not swollen. Someone broke his jaw before I adopted him and it wasn’t treated so it sits there. Vets said it’s okay since it doesn’t bother him.   submitted by   /u/Puzzled-Passenger226   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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Mini’s story: My parents adopted her from a horrible situation. She was tethered to a tree the first few years of her life. When she came home to my parents there was a rope indentation around her neck that took half a year to recover. My parents gave her a great home and two years ago she came home to me because my parents moved away. She is salt of the earth, a gentle giant and I wished that more senior dogs are adopted.   submitted by   /u/carliemania037   to   r/DO
I love to spoil them. I love babies and wanted some but I can't cuz I'm 14 logically that would be so dumb so I treat my dogs like them and I give them regular training, grooming, playtime, etc. also I love babies but HATE toddlers and I get the benefits of kind of having kids without having to spend my whole life around them and drain myself like I do but I can take breaks yk   submitted by   /u/Big-Yogurtcloset-74   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
My poor girl has spondylose M so sad , i hope i can have a for a long period As long as de painkillers work...   submitted by   /u/Either_Locksmith_632   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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Happy dogs in the woods   submitted by   /u/daddydogman7   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
We adopted him from Taiwan 12 years ago. There’s no special reason for posting, I just wanted to share his sweet face with you all ☺️🖤🤎🐾   submitted by   /u/i_love_poutines   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
He’s a laid back 13 week golden. He’s also a part time comedian. He’s been hanging with me for work from home and looked back and found him like this…smh.   submitted by   /u/Glum-Year-7577   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
Our big Bear Dog crossed the Rainbow Bridge Monday. After battling PLE for 3+ years, he developed cancer in his stomach and an infection that ultimately took his life. We tried everything. He fought hard and lived for way longer than our doctors expected. He was a rescue dog that rescued us. Over the 10 years we got to spend with him, we learned how to find joy in the little things. I learned how to be a little more patient. The Bear Dog was the best road dog ever. We moved from Chicago to the E