How does Rubí look in her sweater?✨🫶🏽🧡
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She was the best great Pyrenees and lgd ever. She protected my other animals and gave so much to my family. She stayed with us for only a few years. But those were probably the best years of my life. She unfortunately passed of Lyme disease and old age. Her body was failing her and we had no choice but to put her down. We put so much money into helping her feel better all realize that she was better off passing over the rainbow bridge. We bought her from a farm auction when nobody wanted her. Sh
This is Dallas. Apparently, this passes for a comfortable sleeping position. His head is on the carpet, his paws are tucked up, and the rest of him is wedged into the corner. The longer I look at this photo, the less I understand where everything goes. He looks perfectly happy with the arrangement. Meanwhile, I’m trying to work out how he’s going to get up. I guess comfort looks different when you’re a golden retriever.   submitted by   /u/cigar_fossil   to   r/dogpictu
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Requested: puppies Received: horses   submitted by   /u/OhAmbroz   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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My pack of besties from big to little ages 7 months to 16 yrs old n in between 🫶🏻   submitted by   /u/bizzyizzy100456   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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She was given 1 month to live without chemo. She is 50% Rottweiler and the other half is Redbone Coonhound and Bulldog 🖤 🤎   submitted by   /u/queen-of-quartz   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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The dog is apparently more excited about the wedding than the bride and groom!   submitted by   /u/heyauden   to   r/dogpictures [link]   [comments]
Either Puki was an angel or its the glare of my camera, maybe the sun too, but I don't get how a mist could form around him like that because the other pictures are okay. I don't know much about aura stuff, but I think it's seeable if the vision is unfocused or blurry, just like my phone lens.   submitted by   /u/Mindless-Agency-9975   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
She can speak! She can sit! She can stay sometimes! Good puppies get good eats!   submitted by   /u/JoeFlat   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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This is Destiny and she’s my first go round at this. She’s a boxer/black mouth cur mix, and two months old. I’m nervous and excited at the same time and definitely will need all the tips and advice available!! It’s been a good first five days so far, she’s listening and learning progressively, still clinging but more adventurous as the days go by. I’m definitely enjoying her company and glad to be apart of such a loyal and wonderful community!   submitted by   /u/Affectionate-Dog
He loves it, so i get him his own jar for him to enjoy as a snack treat. a spoonful during lunch and late at night before bed as a nice treat to spoil him.   submitted by   /u/GodCraToast   to   r/DOG [link]   [comments]
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We’re trying to decide what to do about our dog and I could really use advice from people who have dealt with aggression/resource guarding. Apollo is a large Great Pyrenees mix. We love him and have done a lot of training with him. Most of the time he is very obedient, affectionate, and a great dog. The problem is that when something triggers him, it’s like all of that training goes out the window, and because he is so large he becomes very difficult to control. He has significant food/res