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On December 29, 2019 at 7:58 AM, jimmyboy8301 said:


Lol thanks, it’s one of the few things she can’t destroy


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I know what you mean. The dog I had before the one pictured above was a real chewer and the Kong was a lifesaver. 

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Here is my pup Cabella, Shes 4 months old and this was her first duck retrieve from the water after I shot it.

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Our new protector

year and half old female German Shepard 
love her to death but man does she leave hair everywhere!  ?

 

 

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My 1.5 year old European Doberman Kane.


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Beautiful, take lots of pictures with him, you’ll be glad you did. I miss mine enormously.


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Our current pack, not so sure about the protection part, but they have their moments when they think they are tough.

Plus they have their own truck now, rough life they lead.

 

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On 10/18/2020 at 7:32 PM, JimCost2014 said:

Our current pack, not so sure about the protection part, but they have their moments when they think they are tough.

Plus they have their own truck now, rough life they lead.

 

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Love the plate on the truck. 

That's allot of dog food.

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8 minutes ago, Grumpy Bear said:

Love the plate on the truck. 

That's allot of dog food.

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It is, and that leads to a lot of poop, Huskies have an incredibly high metabolism, so in one hole and right out the other....

That is why they are walked once a day, helps on the amount in our yard.

 

 

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1 hour ago, JimCost2014 said:

It is, and that leads to a lot of poop, Huskies have an incredibly high metabolism, so in one hole and right out the other....

That is why they are walked once a day, helps on the amount in our yard.

 

 

Once a day!?  Try twice!  Good lord! 

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I'm dealing with my Sr. Citizen girl, Daisy- 10 year old going on 11, Lab/Golden mix.  She's a gentle giant who loves everyone and other dogs, but her vision is getting bad, and she's loosing a lot of of her hair which has the vet concerned.  She's already being treated for thyroid issues, so we are trying to adjust the levels after a recent check showed them too high.  I hope she stays healthy enough to be with me a few more years.  She's been a wonderful friend these past 10 years which have been hard on me.  Mollie on the other hand has made it thru a cancerous tumor and is doing well and very high energy at 6 years old.  A faithful "daddy's girl"  who gets jealous of other people and dogs around me but always softens up.  <sigh>  I plan to have a German Shepherd someday.  I love Labs, Goldens, Beagles, Australian Shepherds, and Border Collies, but I've always wanted a German Shepherd ever since having helped train several Police K-9s back in the day. 

 

Here is my 10 year old Daisy. 

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Mollie as a Pup.  She's part Lab and part Cocker Spaniel. 

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