Happy Vibes - Forum Dogs

[jkbrwn]

Originally Posted by velomateo

That Roscoe sure is cute.

Unfortunately we lost our pal Jasper in November. Only six, and except for a little extra drool he was an excellent dog. Sweet and goofy, with a great big boy bark to alert us of any approaching solicitor. Miss that guy terribly.

I am sorry for your loss. Nice tribute, though. I always read the only way to get over a dog's death is to get another one, so you know what to do

[buddybikes]

This simple thing is a savior https://www.amazon.com/Mighty-Paw-Ma...NsaWNrPXRydWU=

Originally Posted by cgolvin

The first time I put our first Bouv, Stella, into the back of my Audi Allroad, with the barrier up, by the time I closed the hatch and was about to get in she was already sitting in the driver's seat. Over time she grudgingly accepted that she had to sit in the back seat, but the way back was a complete non-starter.

[Kirk007]

Penelope- an old girl who still has her puppy moments. Not sure how much longer she will be with us so we make the most out of each day.


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[bgymr]

Penelope looks very content.

Originally Posted by Kirk007

Penelope- an old girl who still has her puppy moments. Not sure how much longer she will be with us so we make the most out of each day.


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[Jaybee]

These were my two Akitas, Sanson (black head, male) and Arashi (tricolor female). We let Sanson go to a happier place about 3 years ago, and Arashi just 2 weeks ago. I'm so grateful for the joy and love they gave us.

[oldguy00]

Teddy the Yorkie. First pic was from the breeder, no tats on me.

[pdonk]

Meet Lemmy (The Ace of Spades) guarding the smoker (or hoping I'll drop something out of it).

He got his name as he had a really funny mole on his face as a puppy and it seemed incongruent with the breed (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel). He has entered the grumpy old man phase of dogdom (he is 8) but is generally ok with the kids (4.5 yr old and 10 month old).

[reuben]

Originally Posted by Jaybee

These were my two Akitas, Sanson (black head, male) and Arashi (tricolor female). We let Sanson go to a happier place about 3 years ago, and Arashi just 2 weeks ago. I'm so grateful for the joy and love they gave us.

Is that your tail in the bottom right of the second pic???

[tbike4]

This is Gretchen. A rescue when she was 2 and now 10. A mix of Chow and something. She has a personality that is almost cat like. Very aloof to strangers but loves me and my wife. She will lay down in the shade in the middle of a parking lot just to watch the world go by. The most mellow dog I know.

[Jaybee]

Originally Posted by reuben

Is that your tail in the bottom right of the second pic???

Yep. Makes finding bib shorts a problem.

[Jaybee]

Originally Posted by tbike4

This is Gretchen. A rescue when she was 2 and now 10. A mix of Chow and something. She has a personality that is almost cat like. Very aloof to strangers but loves me and my wife. She will lay down in the shade in the middle of a parking lot just to watch the world go by. The most mellow dog I know.

Bear face dogs are the best!!

[.RJ]

my regal mutt



and the ding dong

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by pdonk

Meet Lemmy (The Ace of Spades) guarding the smoker (or hoping I'll drop something out of it).

He got his name as he had a really funny mole on his face as a puppy and it seemed incongruent with the breed (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel). He has entered the grumpy old man phase of dogdom (he is 8) but is generally ok with the kids (4.5 yr old and 10 month old).

Beautiful King Charles...I'll post our cavachon (bichon/King Charles mix)...

[C40_guy]

Here's Max, our cavachon. He's turning 12 later this year and is the love of our lives! (Don't tell the kids!)

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by cgolvin

The first time I put our first Bouv, Stella, into the back of my Audi Allroad, with the barrier up, by the time I closed the hatch and was about to get in she was already sitting in the driver's seat. Over time she grudgingly accepted that she had to sit in the back seat, but the way back was a complete non-starter.

Our Max just loves to sit in some cars. He will sit and wait to get into our daughter's Q5, and her A4 prior... He spent most of last weekend sitting in our Q7, comfortable in his travel bed, and away from the smelly and noisy small dogs in my parents' house. (We're in the process of moving my parents and the house is a literal **** show...the dogs have never been trained properly...fortunately they are not going with my parents...)