Fellow dog lovers, if you have a favourite photo of your dog at sleep, then show them here.
My Siberian Husky having a nap on a cold day
My Siberian Husky having a nap on a cold day
Last edited:
Let sleeping dogs lie
- Thread starter bb07
- Start date
-
Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
My Irish Setter Dylan and My Patterdale/Bavarian Mountain Hound cross Bryn, in The Fairy Glen, Isle of Skye:
While I was on one of my camping trips five years ago, my partner phoned me to inform me that my 16 year old border collie had died. I was well gutted. After a few minutes thinking I phoned her back to say, bring him up to the woods and I will bury him next to my camp. Took some doing as he was a big dog. He's sleeping just to the left of my shelter.
[/URL][/IMG]
While I was on one of my camping trips five years ago, my partner phoned me to inform me that my 16 year old border collie had died. I was well gutted. After a few minutes thinking I phoned her back to say, bring him up to the woods and I will bury him next to my camp. Took some doing as he was a big dog. He's sleeping just to the left of my shelter.
[/URL][/IMG]![5890_1157690352841_6306962_n_zps7046b3fe.jpg](http://[URL="http://s1311.photobucket.com/user/firecraft3/media/5890_1157690352841_6306962_n_zps7046b3fe.jpg.html"][IMG]http://i1311.photobucket.com/albums/s673/firecraft3/5890_1157690352841_6306962_n_zps7046b3fe.jpg)
Grand spot for him. My last dog is in a box on the shelf with me now.
While I was on one of my camping trips five years ago, my partner phoned me to inform me that my 16 year old border collie had died. I was well gutted. After a few minutes thinking I phoned her back to say, bring him up to the woods and I will bury him next to my camp. Took some doing as he was a big dog. He's sleeping just to the left of my shelter.
[/URL][/IMG]
After losing my boy in January that just bought a tear to my eye....,a fantastic place for your collie to rest.
Biker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Here's my hairball; Oscar. Labrador cross, with a retriever, we think.
Walked into our garden back in October 2004 and decided to stay on, this despite my best efforts to find his true owner. Happy to say having him with us for those years changed mine and Alison's lives for the better. Sadly he had to be put to sleep this January due to internal hemorrhaging after a nagging illness finally got the better of him.
The times I'd chuckle at the way he'd just flop on his bed like this. He had no shame!
Here he is in the garden in a more dignified pose.
Good thread, but sorta bitter sweet too.
Walked into our garden back in October 2004 and decided to stay on, this despite my best efforts to find his true owner. Happy to say having him with us for those years changed mine and Alison's lives for the better. Sadly he had to be put to sleep this January due to internal hemorrhaging after a nagging illness finally got the better of him.
The times I'd chuckle at the way he'd just flop on his bed like this. He had no shame!
Here he is in the garden in a more dignified pose.
Good thread, but sorta bitter sweet too.
greensurfingbear
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Sorry to you all that have lost a companion. I know that feeling as well.
Great pics guys, they are making me
. Please keep them coming
Great pics guys, they are making me
. Please keep them coming
Fellow dog lovers, if you have a favourite photo of your dog at sleep, then show them here.
My Siberian Husky having a nap on a cold day
There are some great pictures in this thread, but that one is magic!
My Springer Molly is now turning six yrs. old, and as steady a spaniel as I've ever known but until I thought about a photo of her asleep I'd never thought about it, but I've realised that I've never seen her asleep in the daytime, not once!
My 2 best mates doing what they're good at
I've had a couple of greyhounds, they are some of the most wonderful loving breeds of dogs and so appreciative of their new lives if they are retired racers. A fantastic breed
This is (ostensibly) my Brothers Staffie Max, follows me around and cries when I leave:
[video=youtube;toHAV1gh4Ts]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded& v=toHAV1gh4Ts[/video]
I've had a couple of greyhounds, they are some of the most wonderful loving breeds of dogs and so appreciative of their new lives if they are retired racers. A fantastic breed
Thanks guys, and you have absolutely nailed the breed with your description swotty, they are both rescued track dogs, and the brindle (dog) is the most loving dog i have ever come across.
Just making sure my chainsaw doesn't get stolen...
Or giving it big Z's with his chin resting on the barguard, depending on your point of view.
Or giving it big Z's with his chin resting on the barguard, depending on your point of view.
