He's been the big bad wolf (grandma), one of the men in black guys, and carl from the walking dead. He's not sure what to dress up as this year. Any ideas? š¤   submitted by   /u/Similar_Artichoke504   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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she isnāt interested in eating it she just likes to feel all of the emotions it brings up   submitted by   /u/Alternative_Pie_875   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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Stubborn, barky, adorable, loud, handsome, curious and hungryā¦ all in one   submitted by   /u/SmallTownShrink   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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I knew dogs could tailor their behavior depending on the person, but I've never seen anything like my dog's unique treatment of my mom. He knew she was "different" from the start, and was always gentle with her (while being a little wild man with everyone else). When we stayed at her house he would wait at her bedroom door every morning so he could greet her with a stuffed animal the second she got up. Cuddled with her for every afternoon nap. We were with her on her last
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The following is a true story. Only the names of the humans have been changed. But Charlie gets to keep his name. He earned it. In the dead of night, almost 10 years ago, someone dropped off āChristopherā at a local shelter, into their surrender space with no accompanying information. No history, no records, no stories of who this dog was, other than a name. Then, on June 22, Tim went to the the local pet store for a shelter adoption day (fun note: that pet store was just hundreds of feet
I drove and picked her up after the vet spayed her ā she had stitches! The first time she went into heat I took her to the vet and they said she might have a tiny piece of her uterus still in her causing her body to think she wasnāt spayed but that she wouldnāt be able to get pregnant. When she got fat I thought she was going through a false pregnancy due to that tiny piece ā I didnāt even entertain the idea that she could be really pregnant!!!!   submitted by   /u/mermaidshewro
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Itās been a few years since Jasmine crossed the bridge. I know Frankfurter was probably just looking at birds or squirrels, but the thought of him looking at/for her broke me a little bit this morning. I love the tribute we made for her, but sometimes I canāt help but think that sheās just waiting to be let in again. I miss my girl. Try to have yourselves a great weekend. Take care, everyone. Edit- I appreciate the award and the kind words. Thank you, thoughtful people in this sub.  
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Iāve been lurking on various dog related subreddits and read a lot of posts about people losing their dogs and it hurts in a way I canāt describe but can relate. I lost my old boy Guinness (not pictured) last August, prompting my wife and I to adopt Big Lez (who is pictured) last February. Adopting Lez was about the greatest thing I had done in a long time. Heās LITERALLY my best friend. Goes everywhere with me, whines and waits for me when I leave for for work (to the cost of my wifeās pa
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Happy birthday to my old man Berwyn! 12 years young! He hated the crown š š¤£. Tolerated it for special dinner. Baked keta salmon filet, sweet potato, and apple.   submitted by   /u/BidiBidiBobobo   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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