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I'll bet Rusty has a spring in his step.
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Anyone ever try this...
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At least one of us is comfortable.
Dam Mike you kicked your baby off the bed?
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My cat, my deaf dog, and me.
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Puppy on the left is getting tall.
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I'm jumping right to a new post (other than a "like" for an Elvis puppy pic)
Here's Tony aka Ant-Knee aka "Big Ant" my "old man-dog" and Korben (Major Korben Dallas) Leeloo's brother. Old and young, both LOVED.
Here's Tony aka Ant-Knee aka "Big Ant" my "old man-dog" and Korben (Major Korben Dallas) Leeloo's brother. Old and young, both LOVED.
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This is one of my favorite picture’s of Elvis that passed away last August. Damn I miss that boy. RIP my little buddy.
He loved to ride in the golf cart.
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Me, the wife and my best bud Chuy.
What a great day that was.....
Chuy July 4th 2007 to July 19, 2019.
I think the day I die that I will think of him for sure.
That ****** was so cool.......best friend ever!
What a great day that was.....
Chuy July 4th 2007 to July 19, 2019.
I think the day I die that I will think of him for sure.
That ****** was so cool.......best friend ever!
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I have my best friend sworn to put my dear departed Black Lab "Bud"'s ashes in his oak urn in my coffin with me.
Together forever. I doubt I would have survived the 13 years we were together if not for him.
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My wife and I have had Shepherds in the past, we love animals and get quite attached. Having lost our last two girls (both at 15 years old), we had decided to take a break from dog ownership and enjoy the freedom of extra time for awhile.
This is Charly. He just turned one on February 1st. Nobody told HIM of our decision.
Charly is a Golden Retriever that comes from an awful situation. Charly's life consisted of a crate that he had to be in when indoors. The plastic crate was too small, he had to curl up to be in it. No room to stand.
Otherwise, during the day, he was left outside by himself. That was his life.
My wife's friend lived right next door to this household, therefore my wife was aware of the situation and felt so bad for the dog, who had been treated this way since he was a small puppy. Whenever my wife visited this friend, she would visit with the dog (through the fence) wishing she could take him home with her. I kept reminding her that we finally had some free time (foolish me).
Well, just over a month ago, the dog's owner told our friend that she was getting rid of the dog. Immediately, we were contacted, of course. Knowing the neglect (no socialization, training or attention) in Charly's life up to this point, this was no easy decision for us. Our previous dogs came from bad situations, so we knew this would be tough.
We took the challenge and picked up Charly about a month ago (so much for the break!). Charly had no toys and had never seen or been on a leash. We attempted the leash anyway, he just cowered in fear. Okay, we'll wait on the leash. It was interesting loading him up in our minivan. The owner gave us the remainder of his dog food and some Milk Bones. That's all Charly had. Since Charly was never neutered, we think that the owner's original idea was to breed.
Once home, we realized that, in addition to the leash problem, Charly had never seen or experienced stairs! It took about a day and a half to convince him to try that one. Now he loves to go up and down them!
Because of the lack of attention in his past, when either of us try to walk away from him, he will bite and clamp down on our clothing or us! The more we try to train him on this, the more forceful he gets. We know that craving attention is the cause, so we are working on that. Even when he is resting, he tries to keep a paw on you to know you're there. So far, he will not go outside unless one of us accompanies him. He doesn't want to be left out alone.
We have a LONG journey ahead, but he absolutely loves it here already!
I'm very sorry to be so wordy.
Tom (Rebellion)
This is Charly. He just turned one on February 1st. Nobody told HIM of our decision.
Charly is a Golden Retriever that comes from an awful situation. Charly's life consisted of a crate that he had to be in when indoors. The plastic crate was too small, he had to curl up to be in it. No room to stand.
Otherwise, during the day, he was left outside by himself. That was his life.
My wife's friend lived right next door to this household, therefore my wife was aware of the situation and felt so bad for the dog, who had been treated this way since he was a small puppy. Whenever my wife visited this friend, she would visit with the dog (through the fence) wishing she could take him home with her. I kept reminding her that we finally had some free time (foolish me).
Well, just over a month ago, the dog's owner told our friend that she was getting rid of the dog. Immediately, we were contacted, of course. Knowing the neglect (no socialization, training or attention) in Charly's life up to this point, this was no easy decision for us. Our previous dogs came from bad situations, so we knew this would be tough.
We took the challenge and picked up Charly about a month ago (so much for the break!). Charly had no toys and had never seen or been on a leash. We attempted the leash anyway, he just cowered in fear. Okay, we'll wait on the leash. It was interesting loading him up in our minivan. The owner gave us the remainder of his dog food and some Milk Bones. That's all Charly had. Since Charly was never neutered, we think that the owner's original idea was to breed.
Once home, we realized that, in addition to the leash problem, Charly had never seen or experienced stairs! It took about a day and a half to convince him to try that one. Now he loves to go up and down them!
Because of the lack of attention in his past, when either of us try to walk away from him, he will bite and clamp down on our clothing or us! The more we try to train him on this, the more forceful he gets. We know that craving attention is the cause, so we are working on that. Even when he is resting, he tries to keep a paw on you to know you're there. So far, he will not go outside unless one of us accompanies him. He doesn't want to be left out alone.
We have a LONG journey ahead, but he absolutely loves it here already!
I'm very sorry to be so wordy.
Tom (Rebellion)
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I commend you on this rescue. They took the happy puppy days away. I hope with your care they come back.
The owners should be made to live like that for a while.
I commend you on this rescue. They took the happy puppy days away. I hope with your care they come back.
The owners should be made to live like that for a while.
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