I miss my dogs so much
My sweet Australian shepherd babies. Both passed on now. I miss them so much. My childhood doggies, both gone. Dayla and Asher.   submitted by   /u/F1gbar   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
My sweet Australian shepherd babies. Both passed on now. I miss them so much. My childhood doggies, both gone. Dayla and Asher.   submitted by   /u/F1gbar   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
My perfect angel boy is: 30% GSD 20% Malamute 15% APBT 6% Golden Retriever. The rest is super mutt (some Cattle Dog, Chow Chow.. even a cocker spaniel!) He’s the smartest, goodest, handsomest, sophisticatedest, cuddliest, studliest man I’ve ever met. He’s 35lbs at 23 weeks, knows every trick in the book, has zero sense of personal boundaries, is afraid of nearly everything that moves, and is just hands down the most perfect creature that was ever made.   submitted by   /u/Anxi
Ignore the mess of cords haha but even after two years of having her, I can’t get over how GORGEOUS Dragon is. She’s my first dog and I really think I hit the jackpot. Just thought I’d share her here ❤️   submitted by   /u/thehorrorspersist37   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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I say this to him at *least* 20 times a day. Usually met with a single tail thump or tail twitching. He's a german shepherd and very smart, knows plenty of commands and words. But what does he think this means, when its usually followed up by nothing, or maybe a boop on the snoot? Just curious! Photo for tax!   submitted by   /u/br0k3n-creature   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
She's so excited every single day.   submitted by   /u/RinellaWasHere   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
Dripped out on his throne in the finest splendor and gold.   submitted by   /u/PotbelliPigg   to   r/PuppySmiles [link]   [comments]
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So i have a fox terrier, she is always down to play. But her way of playing isn’t playing the typical catch game where you throw the ball, she retrieve it and gives it back to you, rinse and repeat. Nope. Not a single chance that she will release the ball. So I throw it, she sprints for it and comes back, and she loves the struggle, it’s like playing thug of war with her. It gets kind of annoying after a while haha but I’m not complaining. It’s strange because she goes up to people with a
Great temperament. Not extremely trusting, max 6 months old. My dog now. Off to the vet for shots and health checkup. Edit - home from the vet, we're much happier now! Clean bill of health, little dehydrated, little underweight. Ran some bloodwork and did a flea treatment (because if you expect a stray, or even untreated outside dog to not have fleas then I dunno what to tell you lol). And the wife is letting him stay! Thanks for all the support!   submitted by   /u/Stuffs_A
This is Storm. She walked up to the door of my stepfather's family house in the country(so she probably came from the woods somewhere behind their house) and has been with his brother ever since. My mother and I were talking and we realized her feet are gigantic. She adorable but has a lot of "wolfy" features. Can you help me find out what breed she is. It's not my dog so its not like I can take a DNA test. She has excellent temperament, if it matters, where she is usuall
She's a pain in the butt tho   submitted by   /u/optimuswalken   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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I do not know why her mouth looks like that. Meither so my parents she is a good dog. Who always looks sad   submitted by   /u/Vegetable-Steak5705   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
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