Sometimes we got to have some fun....
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My Girlswopoe said:We don't have a pet, but I
We don't have a pet, but I love seeing all of yours! They all put a smile on my face.
About to settle down with some ice cream and a movie with the hubs before his doc appt. tomorrow.
hope you all have a good night with your loved ones!
My girl, Marley(Shepherd/Husky?). She is my perfect companion since losing Ron & Debbie. Whoever thinks these toys are indestructible is crazy! At about 75 lbs., she takes me for a walk. LOL
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The Boyzphrannie51 said:Pretty boyz....
I love Boxers....so much charactor in them.
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they are my crazies, and pure loves
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Wowfishmanpa said:Da Boy!
This is our Pixie Bob "Bobcat Legends Socrates Ulysses". He'll be 5 years old Nov. 22nd. When I was sick, he never left my side when I was home and after treatment, he was always with me. He weighs in a stocky and solid 17lbs. Mind you, he's lying on a queen size bed so it'll give you an idea of his size. They call Pixie Bobs dogs in cat clothes and he certainly isn't your everyday housecat. A very unique character indeed!
That's one good sized kitty.
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Here you go.... fun and more fun
After years of Golden Retrievers we opted for a "designer" dog. Sophie is a golden-doodle, 35 lbs, smarter than any dog I've ever trained, no shedding (amazing our corners are not hair balls anymore) and all the great attributes of Goldens and Poodles.
Then, what do you do when you want to just pamper yourself for getting good news, why buy a used Porsche of course
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Here you go..........peggylulu said:LOVE this post
love seeing everyone's fur babies ! This thread needs a like button , so I can like each picture ! I wish I could figure out how to post a picture of my beautiful Ella . I tried using the directions posted on here but still couldn't do it . ☺️
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Wow, Joe!!jcortney said:Here you go.... fun and more fun
After years of Golden Retrievers we opted for a "designer" dog. Sophie is a golden-doodle, 35 lbs, smarter than any dog I've ever trained, no shedding (amazing our corners are not hair balls anymore) and all the great attributes of Goldens and Poodles.
Then, what do you do when you want to just pamper yourself for getting good news, why buy a used Porsche of course
Nice car!!
So glad your news lifted you out of the round of stuff you've been suffering through.....Look at that automobile!!! Now of course, being the dog lover that I am....if it came to making a choice I'd take the pup anyday.....Cute, cute, cute!! And they ARE smart...too smart!!
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I agreephrannie51 said:Wow, Joe!!
Nice car!!
So glad your news lifted you out of the round of stuff you've been suffering through.....Look at that automobile!!! Now of course, being the dog lover that I am....if it came to making a choice I'd take the pup anyday.....Cute, cute, cute!! And they ARE smart...too smart!!
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Sophie simply astounded us. She was house trained at 12 weeks and trained to heal a 4 months. She's now four and I'm seriously thinking of getting her a sister after the new year. She so needs someone besides me (and Jenn) to play with. Here's another pic:
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This is my Bubba. He was my
This is my Bubba. He was my big ol' Boxer baby who was with me during my recovery. I miss him so much. He died from cancer a couple of months after I finished my treatments. He had an unknown tumor burst.
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These are my girls.Chloe, a
These are my girls.Chloe, a BT and Macy a Boxer/Pit. They are spoiled rotten, but are my little loves! They are both 2 years old.
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This kinder makes me a little sad as I had to put my Pitbull Harley to sleep, she was almost 13 years old and in pain every day. It was the same way when I had to put my lab Nena to sleep she was a little over 14 years old. These were some of the hardest things I ever had to do because they were just like children so loving and caring and aways happy to see me even when i had a bad day, they made it into a wonderful day
Tim
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Here's my pooch, Barley!phrannie51 said:
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I remember Harley....Hondo said:This kinder makes me a little sad as I had to put my Pitbull Harley to sleep, she was almost 13 years old and in pain every day. It was the same way when I had to put my lab Nena to sleep she was a little over 14 years old. These were some of the hardest things I ever had to do because they were just like children so loving and caring and aways happy to see me even when i had a bad day, they made it into a wonderful day
Tim
Didn't she get to visit you, while you were in the hospital with pneumonia? I remember how much you loved you....she was a lucky girl to have you, Tim.
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Anothing Doodle!!hlrowe said:Our Goldendoodle Dude
Our Goldendoodle Dude. Needs a haircut! Taken last Winter.
The good side of both breeds. Of course, everytime I see a dog, I say "oh...I just LOVE....Labs or Pits or Poo's, or..." well, you get the idea I love them all....and if I could I'd have a sanctuary, and take them in and care for and love as many as I could.
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I watched these twoTracyLynn72 said:These are my girls.Chloe, a
These are my girls.Chloe, a BT and Macy a Boxer/Pit. They are spoiled rotten, but are my little loves! They are both 2 years old.
grow from tiny pups to the cuties they are now on Facebook.....they are SO cute together!
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What is she?jcortney said:I agree
Sophie simply astounded us. She was house trained at 12 weeks and trained to heal a 4 months. She's now four and I'm seriously thinking of getting her a sister after the new year. She so needs someone besides me (and Jenn) to play with. Here's another pic:
I see you mentioned that she is a Goldendoodle after I posted.Nice size. Don't some get much larger?
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Some are indeed....jtl said:What is she?
I see you mentioned that she is a Goldendoodle after I posted.Nice size. Don't some get much larger?
much larger...it depends on the size of the parents....and sometimes they will use a minature poodle rather than a standard for smaller puppies. Even standard poodles vary a lot in weight and height....if a poodle is over a certain height (can't remember...maybe 16") it's called a standard, if it is under it is considered a minature.
My Lola's dad was 28" at the shoulder and 85 lbs....her mama was only 23" and maybe 50 lbs....so lots of variance in size, that can't just be contributed to male and female. Lola is 24" and 55 lbs.
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Phrannie...phrannie51 said:Anothing Doodle!!
The good side of both breeds. Of course, everytime I see a dog, I say "oh...I just LOVE....Labs or Pits or Poo's, or..." well, you get the idea I love them all....and if I could I'd have a sanctuary, and take them in and care for and love as many as I could.
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that comment is so "you". I feel like you take in all us "strays" here on the message board to comfort and care for!
barbara
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