Let's see your dog

[William_Montgomery]

I know there to be many dog lovers on here. So, let's see your canine companion.

This one has been with us since May. She was about 18 months old when she arrived. Never been in a house, or on a walk, I had to carry her in and out of the house when she first turned up. She was nervous/anxious of pretty much everything, particularly men.

A few months on she has gained a huge amount of confidence. She is now a happy and healthy dog living a good life.

 

[sxmolloy]

Here's my boy, also a rescue. Then and now

 

[Dan1982]

actual successful upload below

 

[Dan1982]

My two “Border Terrorists” Aged 2 and 4.

 

[Gill]

My two maniacs

 

[Nice65]

I’ll leave them all as thumbnails, this is my friend Mimi. She has been with us through thick and thin, and now unfortunately she only has me left. She a empath, as many of them are, so my loss of my wife was her loss too. Pic 3 is when she was pretty young and discovered she doesn’t like balloons anymore. Any bang now and she’s terrified.

Van living is her favourite thing and she quickly turns feral and goes into proper dog mode.

 

[Dan1982]

I’ll leave them all as thumbnails, this is my friend Mimi. She has been with us through thick and thin, and now unfortunately she only has me left. She a empath, as many of them are, so my loss of my wife was her loss too. Pic 3 is when she was pretty young and discovered she doesn’t like balloons anymore. Any bang now and she’s terrified.

Van living is her favourite thing and she quickly turns feral and goes into proper dog mode.

She’s gorgeous bud!!

 

[demographic]

A few pics of ours, he's three and a half now.
Chubby little spud with his father.

 

[demographic]

Missed this pic out.

 

[EdS]

 

[demographic]

Got one of mine mid jump, he's not quite as musclebound on his back legs as this makes him look, it's just a slightly odd perspective although he's still fairly solid.

 

[Nice65]

Mine likes a bit of leaping too




Watching Nautilus, she likes the Border Terrier. When he runs out of shot she looks behind the tv.

 

[TeeDee]

I know there to be many dog lovers on here. So, let's see your canine companion.

This one has been with us since May. She was about 18 months old when she arrived. Never been in a house, or on a walk, I had to carry her in and out of the house when she first turned up. She was nervous/anxious of pretty much everything, particularly men.

A few months on she has gained a huge amount of confidence. She is now a happy and healthy dog living a good life.

I'm loving the default - One ear up, One ear down at a jaunty angle. If I had those sort of ears to show off and flex on people , Thats how i'd wear mine also. Gorgeous!!

 

[TeeDee]

Here's my boy, also a rescue. Then and now
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Alert and beautiful!!

 

[TeeDee]

My two “Border Terrorists” Aged 2 and 4.

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Those two look like a right troublesome handful!!

 

[TeeDee]

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I can smell that photo from my armchair. Good working dogs.

 

[TeeDee]

Really enjoyed this thread. Don't have a doggo but would love one. Great to see so many rescue dogs finding a home a master/family and a place in this world.

 

[Gill]

Really enjoyed this thread. Don't have a doggo but would love one. Great to see so many rescue dogs finding a home a master/family and a place in this world.

The rescue centres are full of great dogs , especially busy with the type i have .Dutch herders or Belgian malinois ...great dogs for anyone that is out camping a lot .serious eyes and ears lol

 

[William_Montgomery]

I'm loving the default - One ear up, One ear down at a jaunty angle. If I had the the sort of ears to show off and flex on people , Thats how i'd wear mine also. Gorgeous!!

She's definitely learning how to use them to full effect. My job is to relay the sad back story. All going to plan, there's many a biscuit to be had.

 

[Tengu]

I want a cat to come and live in the Iron Age with me; have you any idea how difficult it is to find a domestic cat in the Iron Age?

(And forget about ferrets...)