Dog and cat hospital ambulance... well, shuttle anyway. :)

Damn, that one dog is huge!

That's why it's outside instead of in the back. They had to put a collar and harness on it to keep it from getting away.

Hush you Muskies...

Dog's perspective...

I love this interpretation, both as 1) someone who has raised litters of dogs from birth (bottle feeding, the whole nine yards) and become fascinated with the convergence of dog/human psychology (the short answer on the science is, "yes" they have human emotions), and 2) a lifelong Tolkien fan, obsessed with viewing the world through the conceptual lens that Middle Earth represents a real time and place (and the short answer on the science is, "yes" multiple humanoid species coexisted along with megafauna, within a timeframe which is realistic for an oral tradition to have survived in some form).

In the "dog's perspective" interpretation, Middle Earth is happening right now, with intelligent, emotionally connected animals serving in place of alternate humanoid species. Humans are the immortal elves, dogs are the humans.

:)

Morning walk with my besty.

It was nice of Besty to get up early and take you out for some fresh air. ;)

Carrot's been pissed off with me this week - just for about half an hour when I get back. I'm on late shift - and he apparently starts to get really unsettled from about 7pm - and then when I get to Ma's he's like dead pleased to see me and also really narked I went away:P So his tails going and he can't get close enough, but he's also muttering and grabbing my sleeve :P

What made me think about this though is that gorgeous pic. The upside of the late shift is that I get to take him a proper walk in the morning.

You mean he gets to take you for a proper walk. ;)

Absolutely :P

They're not asking for much. We can give them that. As elves we have nothing but time. :)

heh heh heh...

Just a reminder...

Going in style...

Mmm...exhaust.

Ain't nuthin lackin when you're cadillac-in

:jig:

Absolutely, cats and dogs can live together peacefully and usually do. But cats will take advantage at every opportunity, shysters that they are. :lol:

With dogs, just like people, it's the few bad ones that ruin it for everyone else:

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Who's a good dog? They all are.

Impressive. I wonder what the reaction would have been if somewhere during her recitation she started with "... Dasher... Dancer... Donner... Sleepy... Dopey... Kizzy.... Bozo... Siri... ".

On the other hand, probably not good to mess with a pack of smart dogs.

Smart dogs.

I noticed they were all border collie/cattle dog-looking doggehs.

Almost a dozen of those might be a handful.

I gots another doggeh.

But I no can take care of her.

Anyone interested in a collie/lab mongrel, about six or seven years old, no obvious health problems, needing only a good bath, a few ticks removed (I got most of em and the rest are dead but dug in good and proper) and a loving home?

Dog was found trotting along the Creek Turnpike in OK, late at night, in a storm. I just couldn't leave such a lovely dog to take her chances, so she is temporarily joining Bongo and I on our continuing adventure. Much to Bongo's displeasure.

She is well-behaved but will steal food if you turn your back. She got me for a piece of chicken the other night. :/

Why, oh why do people not invest a few measly dollars in a collar and ID tags? Or even a microchip? I would have gladly returned her to her owners. I really must take a few pictures to share.

:(

UPDATE: another driver here has expressed an interest in her. Fingers crossed that he wants her.

That would be cool, much easier for you. :thumb:

I didn't know where the hell to put this.
 

Pet dog protecting pet squirrel from pet cat:

Nope. He left sans dog.

No local shelters have room, only the SPCA, which is tantamount to a death sentence.

I guess I have to keep her a while longer and hope for another shot at my friend in CA.

A slip cover for your Dachsund!

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And a JerryGarciahound:

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I'm thinking that bottom one looks like a cocker poo - or other poo variant.

The dog world is being slowly converted entirely to poo.*








* this is not a complaint - it is highly likely my future canine companion (on the inevitable day which will nonetheless never happen! ) will be a cocker poo.

For teensy dogs, I kinda like the pomahuahua.

For teensy dogs, spit roasted, or stewed with carrots, potatoes, onions, and several types of beans. :haha:

That's an awesome combo....smart,funny and totally loyal.

Jailbreak!

His name is General, but his prison name is Houdini.

Hey, ya put enough knobs in yer mouth, ya can get outta almost anywhere.

National Geographic has what they believe are the first ever pictures of the elusive Short Eared Dog of the Peruvian jungles, with her pups.

My cats didn't care for this puppy, but it turns out he puts out a lot of heat.

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Thats a cat, and a rat. Get a real dog.

Jo Jo...the name's bigger than the dog!

Grandmadigr The Elder had chihuahuas all my life til she got to old to take care of them. Some are okay, but, I think most chihuahuas are born bitter old men.

they do seem to have a lot to prove.

I got my Mom's Chihuahua after she died and Toto was loyal, smart, and protective without being obnoxious. She rode with me for two years and was a good companion.

I always wanted a go-with-me-everywhere pet.

Chihuahuas are cracking little dogs. Bags of character and most of them have absolutely no clue that they're tiny.

One of Carrot's favourite dogs in the village is a Chihuahua - Toby. And he is fearless.

My fav small dog video:



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Also, the two Js have a chihuahua cross of some kind that they inherited off his sister - he's a sweetie - but will go toe to toe with any other four legged animal regardless of size.

His name is Colin.

Move along folks, nothing to see here. Just a man scratching his weiner:

Teasing the dog...

Loading cattle off the road with Brick and Dan:

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"Dat's Snoop! Dat's my dawg!"

Dog, not dawg.

Brick and Dan do all the work then have to ride in that bumpy smelly trailer. Not fair I tells ya.http://cellar.org/2012/nono.gif

If you're going to have a guard dog, get a badass guard dog.

If he was a badass, he wouldn't need the gun.

He's a big shweetie!

A big, very well-armed shweetie.

There is/was a place in NH training them to carry machine guns.