Ridgeback - nice dog!!

 

MY LAD ON HIS FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL AT 3!!

 

Randal. 4 year old Sussex Bulldog. 8 stone and likes hotdogs.

 

FPMSL - no way my dog would sit still long enough for a pic like that!!! You must miss her very much!!

 

gutted for you andy, I know exactly what you are feeling mate, I am truly sorry for your loss

 

We were out walking and she collapsed from an imflamed gut, rushed her to the vet but they said she wouldnt see the night so I had her put to sleep, she was fighting fit and very clued up until that day, it hit me and the wife very hard

 

It's a brave man who thinks they're gonna take his hotdog!!!

 

Olly, my 3 year old (ish) Labrador Rottweiler cross. All the love and softness of a lab, but guards the house like a Rotty.
Great mix!!!








And here is Badger, my Golden who lives with my Mum, as i lived in a rented house, he lives with the two cocker spaniels now.
They don't stand still long enough to take pics tho!!!!!




and slightly off subject, here's my parrot, Nelson...



and doing his Exorcist impression...

 

That's quite a menagerie!! Old next door neighbour has /had a lab rottie cross. Looked just like a lab apart from some tan markings. He's as soppy as they come too

 

Your dogs are all lovely. I am in between pets at the moment but these pics might spur me onto getting another...

 

No matter where i go she is no more than a foot away.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...2/DSC00358.jpg

 

She is adorable... well done for giving her a loving home.

 

She is very playfull at the best of times but i think RED is starting to get the hump a little.http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...2/DSC00357.jpg

What do you think red is thinking?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...2/DSC00360.jpg

 

Andy, EVERY TIME you post that pic I PMSL
A horrible thing to have happen.
Our first boxer died @ 7 months old while out for a walk due to aortic stenosis.

 

We were expecting her to knock on until at least 16 as she was so fit, but I guess some things are meant to be, the other two dogs seem plain by comparison, she really was the life and soul of the house

 

My little killer. He has a thing about squirrels and my feet!

 

TJ at a 9 weeks old

TJ and and his best mate Denton

Chews anything but his toys i buy for him



Now at 8 months old he has developed a passion for Scoobys and chav gear.

When my last staffie passed away 9 months ago we always said we would get another one and this is him.
Since we got him he has had to have an operation to remove hairs that were growing on his eye lids and rubbing on his eyes.
If left he would get ulcers on his eyes so his eye lids were frozen to -20 to kill the hairs.

The first operation left scar tissue so he had to have another operation to fix that.

That was about 3 months ago and he seems to have recovered ok other than watery eyes.
He has been through so much for his age and just takes it in his stride, he is a tuff little feller.

I would recomend anyone buying a pet to get it insured. Both ops plus after care cost £1900 all i paid was 80 pound excess. I have been with Paws pet insuance for 11 years and never had any problems with them paying out.



Just had operation and on the way home from Manchester



Two days later and still very swollen.

 

Here's Holly - She's Nearly 2

 

I take it shes in bed at this time of night

 

Managed to find some pics of george half staffie half pitbull, he died 9 months ago aged 11, he had a stoke after operation
The softest dog you could ever meet..sadly missed.

 

Just got a Beagle...



PMSL when I saw this...

 

here's Dallas, aged 2. best dog ever, a great character


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...7/DSCF0082.jpg


Lee

 

 

LOL ! what noise were you making there? Some serious head tilting action going on .

 

thats a class piccie

 

Wow ! Thats quick ! It takes most Scooby onwers 20 years +

I would echo your statement ! One of our dogs (now rehomed) suffered from Meningitis. 2 days in the vets.....£1k !! then there was the aftercare and a relapse ! It was hard to tell if any brain cells had been damaged as he was unbelievibley dim beforehand

 

I can think of one sound that always does it for them

 

my two retrievers Ross and holly when they were about 12 months old. (now 18 and 16 months)

 

Tucha the weimaraner,

young:






dignified...





but still raffish...