Show me your dog….

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Our old lad Buck, now the top side of 12 but still going strong, all be it a bit slower than before!!

Cracking hound from the RSPCA.

little and large. Sam and Dylan

Eithin watching TV

Helping fix bikes “oh? did you need that bit?”

looking for treats

playing stick Top Trumps

Weird sleeping positions not just reserved for spaniels.

Not so much weird, but Esme tends to sleep in her back… 🙂

whole lot of spaniels upside down on sofas. Labs seem to be into the inverted sleeping thing, constantly under my feet when im WFH.

Palmer aint allowed on sofa tho. he’s already too big (currently 7 months), and i reckon once up, that would be me and the mrs sat on the floor for the foreseeable.

dogs are fooking ace.

Lastest addition to our family.

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Looks cute but is a little terror. Cats life is miserable.

Barney (tsk) st nearly 5 months old

Barney now at 10 months old – apols for cruddy phonecam pix

He’s alright, calmed down massively thank f. Fast as a fast thing, has become totally ball obsessed and seems to bring the best out of other dogs, has hugely impacted on my riding as I’m always walking the blooming dog.

He’s alright, calmed down massively thank f. Fast as a fast thing, has become totally ball obsessed and seems to bring the best out of other dogs, has hugely impacted on my riding as I’m always walking the blooming dog.

In a few months time he’ll be old enough to do some gentle rides with you. Depends on where you live, but I bought an old singlespeed and have discovered a whole network of local paths and trails (Scotland – so all ok). An early morning ride with the dog is the best (fact) way to start the day and an hour singlespeeding on undulating single track does a whole lot of good… we alternate who rides with the dog, the other riding their work commute.

None new, and already been posted numerous times, but any excuse. 🙂

In a few months time he’ll be old enough to do some gentle rides with you.

Thanks flowerpower looking forward to it, ride SS anyway so not a prob, might even take up running *gasp*

Tilly

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Skidsareforkids

Is that a Labradoodle in your picture?

nice Kelpie flowerpower

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The lives of our dogs, young rascals once, old men now. Had great mountain biking years with them they would go for miles twice a day – have seriously curtailed my riding as they now need someone to walk into the field and stand for 40-60 mins whilst they able around. They get excited when I get a bike out but….

Young guns!

Fit years

Typical sleeping positions for each one, always been the same

Fav pastime now shrew hunting! In the past it was fox badger and deer! (never catch anything – just hunt)

Couple of old men now, growing old gracefully and on drugs

Love the Captain a Giant Purbeck Hound and the very Germanic Leo above!

Here’s Benny Lava enjoying Scotland:

Enjoying the garden:

And ‘enjoying’ Mountain Mayhem:

Edgar on holiday in Scotland last year:

He’s a Victorian Bulldog.

Loving all the pic’s, especially Lionhearts. A very similar story with out two 🙂

Cocoa 18 month old springer……..in training to be a trail dog!

Charlie 8mth old.

Some cracking dogs on here, dog threads rock!

I love how some of the dogs on here really seem to like having their photo’s taken (I suspect that there may have been treats involved to get some of the piccy’s). I have the chance to look after a big friendly choccy lab for a weekend in a few weeks time but as he might need re-homing I think I should resist, cos he could end up staying for more than the weekend!! 🙂

Handsome harold.

To get this photo took hours. 4 month old Westie. 3 year old cat on her sofa. You can see the displeasure in the cats eyes and the utter obliviousness to the potential fall out in the face of the dog.

George the (Black) Goldendoddle

Wish I had a trail dog.. 😥

Fern wild camping with me on Beinn Dorain

MrBen100 – Spinione’s rock! And I love the fact there is one doing a poo in the background of your picture.

Here is Gylly!

On one at the beach

and on top of Snowdon!

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We’re just in the process of adopting this little fella, Toby the 7 y.o Patterdale. He came for a weekend foster from the rescue charity my missus has been volunteer walking for & never left 😆

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julioflo – Member
MrBen100 – Spinione’s rock! And I love the fact there is one doing a poo in the background of your picture.

I think you’ll find there’s a couple ‘relieving’ themselves in the photo – all in all there were about 40 Spinone in total that day.

Leonard agrees – Spinone’s rock! 🙂

another one of fudge in the lab crazy years,and still is.Trail dog, but broke her ACL 3 months ago giping about in the park,hope to get her back out again. looking for stick trumps here.

Maisey, my Jack Russell/Patterdale cross 😀

Good to see some red Kelpies, here’s my black and tan one, May. Sheep and trail dog extraordinaire!

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Love this, so I’m reposting:

Kirkwood isn’t my son, but he’s my stay-over nephew. About 8 months here – chewing rocks.

ozzy (black lab) and his mate barney on the scrounge.

dog i saw in italy

oz scrounging

oz as a puppy

New addition to the family – Tally!