Izzat Big V's dog?:eyebrow:

He's a Labrador! That is all that needs to be said. :)

Listen to his wisdom...

omg that's teh awsum

Not his dog, but it is his technique

:D

I would vote for Good Boy.

One of these dogs is as big as a horse.

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That post is made of pure awesome

100%

Love that pic.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-2...94?pfmredir=sm

An old blue heeler named Max remained by the side of a three-year-old girl and led searchers to her after she spent more than 15 hours lost in rugged bushland on Queensland's Southern Downs overnight.

Good boy Max.

Good Doggie.

I knew an old blue heeler. Named Max.

No shit.

He was pretty good boy, too.

Heelers rock.:devil:

Max, from the story:

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Ohmigodlookatthoseeyes!




*Look into my eyes, look only into my eyes - you are feeling sleepy and want to gif me treets*

Take a note. This is what a good dog looks like.

And also this:

Very good boy.

There's a Carrot in your garden!

Fair warning...

LOL!

On Thursday, some areas of England had local council elections.
Press and broadcasters aren't allowed to make any comment that could influence the electorate on the day but they have to fill the void somehow.
In recent years 'Dogs at Polling Stations' has become a popular theme.
Actually,this one is from the 2017 general election...

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With a blue collar and red harness he is being impeccably impartial.
The poor chap does look a bit worried though, doesn't he?

Dogs at Polling Stations.

Looks like it is, or at least was, raining. The leashee is probably worried about being left out while the leasher is preoccupied. ;)

The Gamelands by my place have become quite the dumping ground usually trash and tires. The most recent was a very skinny little brindle dog, hunched up, quills in the nose, looked like she'd had pups recently... I tried to approach but she acted very aggressive. I went home and called the dog warden. He picked her up the next day. If I haven't mentioned this, people suck.

Yeah, well, they're people, so...:/

Family Realizes Pet Dog Might Be a Bear After Animal Starts to Walk Around on Hind Legs

No, no, no...It's stupider than you're thinking. Tell me if it's not.:right:

I'm told that the owners couldn't understand why the dog would only attend to matters of 'personal comfort' in the woods. :rolleyes:

~Bill Engvall

You can always rely on a Labrador. :thumb:



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For more on this story, head over to the website of the East Anglian Daily Times, eastern England's premier journal of record. LINK

Brits seem to have trouble separating the Labrador Retrievers of Canada from the Golden Retrievers of Scotland.

Good boy, Fred.:comfort:

I would have said that Fred is a stupid dog name, but I had a cat named Bill, so...:neutral:

Angie got knocked up again. She had 4 and 3 died. Poor things didn't look right and she wouldn't take care of them. This one fat bugger is taken care of. I had to take the puppy outside so she would go out.

Right now his name is Jack after my father. Of course whoever gets him can name him what they wish. I usually reel off names to an animal until they respond then thats their name.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7a641aa594.jpg

You do know what causes this, right?

That's right, she needs a tv in her bedroom.

Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser! Pow, right in the kisser!

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Ok, he missed the kisser. But, it's a 3-legged bulldog, allowances have to be made.

He looks happy to me. Handsome fella and the can opener is not bad looking just a little hairy.

I took them to the vet and all is good. He gave a special for fixing the dogs. Females is 85 and males 65. If all three go on the same day then he will do them for 150. They have to have rabies tags. I take them on $5 day at the pound.

Did you ever try to go somewhere with 2 dogs and 6 cats? The dogs were fine. Finally got a ride in the truck. The cats were in carriers in the bed.

The vet did the dogs then I started bringing 2 cats in at a time. The 3rd trip the vet said how many cats do you have? This is it.haha.

Ha!

Here's a puppy.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...5dee5d68f5.jpg

Bite-size!

Bun length.

baby animals are cute.

They get stuck in my teeth a lot, though.

Nom nom nom

...and I shall call him Fjnarr.

Gratitude...

This gives me Koko the gorilla feelings.

Me too.

The dog was a Dobie. I guess we should be glad it wasn't an article about a fireman getting his throat torn out.

Did I read once that Dobermans turn on/bite their owners fairly often? Like, more than most other breeds.

It's circular. If word on the street says a breed/type of dog is more antisocial the people who want a guard/attack/fighting dog will buy more of them and train them mean. That reinforces the word on the street and it goes round and round. I've met some sweet lovable pit bulls and dobies.

(1897 in France) Hey Fido, go for a ride?

Another savage dog rescued by the Fire Brigade.

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That was a Staffordshire Bull Terrier rescued in Staffordshire.
All we need now is a Yorkshire Terrier rescued in Yorkshire and a Norfolk Terrier rescued in Norfolk and we'll have the complete set.;)

Link

Are you sure that puppy wasn't rescued in Boston?

I am all but positive that is not Staffordshire Bull Terrier.

My friend a few towns over used to breed them. That don't look like no stage of Staffie. Definitely not a year old. A year old Staffie would weigh like 50 - 80 pounds.

Unless their Staffordshire Bull Terrier's are different.




ETA: Apparently my buddy bred the Sasquatch of Staffies.

I think you're right, Mr. G.
I must admit I had my doubts when I saw the article but, while familiar with the appearance of the adult Staffie, the junior version thereof is something of a closed book.
Under the circumstances I suspended my disbelief and posted away.

The Carruthers family motto: 'I read it on the Internet so it must be true'. :blush:

But, but, it's the Daily Mail. ;)