Gone To The Dogs
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hobbyheater said:Everybody has their own big screen TV :exclaim:
the one on the right looks like the ring leader...................
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sorry for your loss on your german shepherd. wonderful dogs. one of lifes greatest injustices is the lifespan between a person and their dog.
punchy said:
Loved the GS's when I was a kid. Great dogs !!
It's not an injustice. Their life is a training period, that trains you for the next one.
It's an on going process, get used to it (broken image removed)
punchy said:
Juliet was a wonderful girl and did an excellent job of training the two Rat Terriers.
When our two daughters were very young, we got our first house dog; a Heinz 57, lovable 70 lb Spaniel cross (we think) already named "Tiny". She just loved water. When she left us, we went to the SPCA and found " Sheba"; a lovely young Shepherd with pups. The pups were worth a story on their own. After having a dog that really loved water, I prepped our teenage daughters not to be too disappointed if she would not go into the water. The first time at the lake for a family swim did she make me look foolish. She was watching the girls running and diving in and could not resist so in she went but she could not swim that well. We managed to get her up and out onto the logs and put a floater vest on her. You can just see it in on her as she launches herself into the lake.
The picture of her on the bed with our daughters was her first night with us. She really wanted to be a part of the family.
It is a sad time when they go but the good memories of the short time spent with us makes it all worth while.
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tfdchief said:
All three are toy Rat Terriers - small cousins to the Jack Russels. Your Jack must love being in front of the warm fire. The black and white rattie, I think, would like to live some where warm like Phenox, Arizona. She spends most of the winter months under a cover on a bed or up against the base board heater behind the couch.
Nice picture. :exclaim:
Pagey said:
There seems to be at least one always sitting in that chair even when I am not there. Makes me think of a sentry keeping watch. If a cat, dog, deer or bear go by, all three run down to the bottom of the property and of course, there is some barking involved in this charge.
Last week I went for a hike with the Rat Terriers and it was not without adventure. The youngest one, Shadow (grey and white) nine months old, did not under stand rock bluffs and went over at the point where you have an overview of the water. In the picture of the rock bluff face, you can just make out her fluorescent orange jacket in the middle of the picture. From where her jacket is, she fell another six feet onto a small ledge. It took me almost 1/2 hour to find my way down to her and I'm happy to say she suffered no injuries but was really happy to see me. She now wants nothing to do with edges. Her jacket may have contributed to her fall, so they no longer wear jackets on this type of hike.
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tfdchief said:
It was a long half hour as she was not barking. I had to go 1/2 mile back along the bluff to find a way down and then come back up to her. When I first saw the jacket I thought the worst ,but then spotted her on the ledge just below the jacket and with a little encouragement, there was just enough room for her to come down the ledge to me. Over the years, I have had many canine friends but this is the first time anything like this has happened .
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