Sorry for your loss Sensei.Originally Posted by Sensei
Sorry for your loss Sensei.
That is such a cool looking dog. My heeler collie mix is turning into a great dog.
Even if she does eat mud and sticks and bark at contrails.
She’s a cutie for sure. When she was young she was super handsome. I’ll post some pics of her when she was young. We are close, but before I had kids she was like a child to me lol
My daughter’s cat
Here is Charlie at 5 years old. 6 years ago.
It sucks to be a Husky in Arizona. Ariel the Husky ran away while I was sweeping up leaving the Murphy the terrier to supervise. He had a bath when the hair was cleaned up.
Just a dog chauffeur that used to hold the dumb end of the leash.
Try a chuckit. I used to get up at 4 and take mine to an open field with a chuckit, a glow in the dark ball and a surefire to charge the glow.Sasha just got speyed yesterday, so is suffering the indignity of the e-collar aka lampshade. For a supposedly smart dog, she sure is running into a lot of stuff still. Also when leaving the vet, they told us “only short slow walks to go to the bathroom for the next 2 weeks”. I’m like “didn’t we have this conversation before? What dog are you talking about exactly?”. I understand no racing around at 100mph, but it’s only been 1 day and she is already the embodiment of a vibrating energy source ready to explode. I figure by about Saturday I’ll be putting in at least 20,000 steps a day just to keep her from going serious zoomies and tearing something.
Its really cool to see the glowing ball after the first bounce just disappear when she snatched it out of midair. We would work on off leash afterwards and then home to get the kiddos up for school.
I'll wager you a PF dollar™ 😎
The lunatics are running the asylum
Greyhound mix boy practicing his aerodynamic profile.
Late afternoon drive in the new car.
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