Doggie stoke

[Mr. Multiglisse]

Back on leash, still being a dawg. Nom, nom, nom, chippie, dirt, leaves, nom, nom, nom.

[rideit]

Truce

[BmillsSkier]

Back on leash, still being a dawg. Nom, nom, nom, chippie, dirt, leaves, nom, nom, nom.

Truffle dog?

[babybear]

he stayed like this for a decent amount of time - 5 minutes or so

[rideit]

He’s hilarious! Walk up Game sometime? Does he play with big galoots?

[Mr. Multiglisse]

Truffle dog?

If chipmunks count as truffles, then yes.

[Mr. Multiglisse]

Truce

Perfect expressions, the cat especially.

[skuff]

Moira had an "accidental off-leash adventure" yesterday. Thankfully she came back after an hour or so of calling, charging out of the forest, soaking wet and then puked up pond water for the rest of the afternoon. "Good dog" is all you can say.

Cool looking dog, what breed(s) is that? Looks like a long haired version of my dog





This one would love to take off on his own for some adventure, loves to stick his nose and face into any hole in the ground, and sniffs the perimeter of any enclosure looking for small critters

[leroy jenkins]

Back on leash, still being a dawg. Nom, nom, nom, chippie, dirt, leaves, nom, nom, nom.

My last doggie did this once just obsessively going after something. We were at a campsite so I let him have at it cus I was sure he wouldn't catch whatever he was after. 20 minutes later he comes and gets me to show me what he's found. Its a pot pipe. This was back when I smoked, and he just looked at me like "aren't you happy with what i found for you? I'm good dog right?"

[Marshall Tucker]

they were moving that shit with a pipeline?
I'd tap that.

[leroy jenkins]

If you look close you can see dirt inside his mouth cus he used to to dig and tear up roots not just his paws.

[Dantheman]

He thinks he's people.

[riser4]

Sigh. They all do to some degree. Mine has claimed the La-Z-Boy in the the living room. He gets plenty butt hurt if I turf him out.

[Marshall Tucker]

Don't they though.

He thinks he's people.

[Mr. Multiglisse]

Cool looking dog, what breed(s) is that? Looks like a long haired version of my dog

Thanks. She is a Northern Street Dog, basically a husky mix from way up in northern Ontario. Likely husky, GSD, malamute, likely some wolf and who knows what. Many people ask if she is an Australian cattle dog, she is the same size and the brindle coat seems like a clue (see Leroy's dog above). What is your dawg?

[leroy jenkins]

Yea I honestly think dogs not allowed on furniture get anxiety and existential dilemmas about wondering why they don't get to be people like we are.

I also knew a burmese that really loved to jump up on people. I usually don't let dogs do that, and most people told him no, but I realized he didn't want to clobber you with his paws and bite at your face, he just wanted to be on your level and look you in the eye and was quite content to rest his paws on your arm just for help balancing and really happy to have that accepted.

The random neighbors a couple houses down that owned him actually told me I was his favorite human. Melted my cold dead heart.

[Flyoverland Captive]

Anybody done a doggy dna test? I just got the results for my rescue pooch, and I am a bit suspicious if they even used his sample. Here he is:



He looks like a Greydor,a greyhound/lab mix.

His results say 50% German short haired pointer, 27.7% Samoyed, and 22.3% Siberian Husky. I get that race, genetics, etc. and appearance have a complicated relationship, but this seems waaaay off.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Anybody done a doggy dna test? I just got the results for my rescue pooch, and I am a bit suspicious if they even used his sample. Here he is:



He looks like a Greydor,a greyhound/lab mix.

His results say 50% German short haired pointer, 27.7% Samoyed, and 22.3% Siberian Husky. I get that race, genetics, etc. and appearance have a complicated relationship, but this seems waaaay off.

I can see it, look at his tail.


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[PNWbrit]

Anybody done a doggy dna test? I just got the results for my rescue pooch, and I am a bit suspicious if they even used his sample. Here he is:



He looks like a Greydor,a greyhound/lab mix.

His results say 50% German short haired pointer, 27.7% Samoyed, and 22.3% Siberian Husky. I get that race, genetics, etc. and appearance have a complicated relationship, but this seems waaaay off.

We did one on our golden/flatcoat pup.

Was suspicious because he had rear dew claws that there was a mountain breed in there too.

Test came back and his dad was Bernese/golden, mother (who we'd met) was a golden.

110 lbs at 16 months and a lot of Berner traits.

[irul&ublo]

Anybody done a doggy dna test? I just got the results for my rescue pooch, and I am a bit suspicious if they even used his sample. Here he is:



He looks like a Greydor,a greyhound/lab mix.

His results say 50% German short haired pointer, 27.7% Samoyed, and 22.3% Siberian Husky. I get that race, genetics, etc. and appearance have a complicated relationship, but this seems waaaay off.

I see the husky and Sammy in the tail, and he’s got a husky body, strong shoulders and slender. Short hair, yeah, but where does that lab face come from?

[Flyoverland Captive]

What threw me is that his papers said he’s a greyhound/lab mix, and some quick googles searches sure seemed to fit that mix. DNA says otherwise. His tail says husky for sure.

[Angle Parking]

[::: :::]

not sure how anyone could refuse a sweetie like this



but someone did & now we have dibs for the moment

9wks

mrs ::: ::: thinks she should be "wilma"

[irul&ublo]

I’ve always been more of a Betty fan

[powdrhound]

My Lady is caught up on ironing.

She has always believed in clothing choices, even for the pups. May have gone a bit over actual need.
Some are 30+ years old. It doesn’t help that my girl brings a few new ones, when she visits.