Custard and Wensleydale don't understand why I would want to do that?? (Swipe for bonus pics of them cuddling)   submitted by   /u/iminvisibru   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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When he’s asleep   submitted by   /u/toomanydawgs   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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I got him when he popped up in my feed on FB even though I didn't follow the page he was on. He was on a rehoming page and only an hour and a half from me so I picked him up the next day. The lady I got him from thinks he's a Chihuahua but I'm doing a DNA test. He's currently 10 weeks and 3.5 lbs. He's also got siblings Pretzel and Blue, a Chihuahua and a miniature Alaskan Klee Kai.   submitted by   /u/Mumbles1988   to   r/DOG [link]   [comme
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"Will this handful of liver treats convince you to pass my inspection?" One of the best perks of delivering in rural Colorado is meeting so many goobers like this, and while loose dogs are a common sight, most of the time they're very sweet. When they hop in the truck, it's an immediate sign that they're just excited to see you.   submitted by   /u/ThrashMetallix   to   r/PuppySmiles [link]   [comments]
She was bathed yesterday and is brushed every day. She goes from fabulous to frowsy in a matter of minutes. We love her nonetheless. No amount of AI can improve her.   submitted by   /u/RGB-Free-Zone   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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These two are the best.   submitted by   /u/Clobberellachloe   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
In 2017 while on a road trip to Houston via Louisiana, my mother and my sister rescued an injured, abandoned dog from the side of the highway. Missy quickly became our spoiled princess. Though she still has reservations about living somewhere with a cold winter, and though she hides under the bed when the nail dremel comes out — seriously, I can only get one claw per session, and with her long quicks, I’m CONSTANTLY grinding her claws — she is now one of the happiest dogs I’ve ever met. Ev
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He was very gentle and affectionate all the time. Couldn't ask for a better dog. His tough ass fought cancer for over a year.   submitted by   /u/infaxis   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]