Show off your dogs

[Bunky]

This is close as I can get.

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[Accumulator]

jrock645- I bet they won`t be the same size for long..

Bunky- That`s a good shot of her! We`re currently, uhm...between cats.

[jrock645]

jrock645- I bet they won`t be the same size for long..

Bunky- That`s a good shot of her! We`re currently, uhm...between cats.

Im amazed how big Polly is already. She shouldnt get much bigger than 9lbs but shes already almost 8 and isnt even 6months yet. She wasnt quite 3lbs at 8 weeks.

Daisy is bigger than Polly was at 8 weeks but i havent had her on the scale yet. Her fur makes her look bigger than she really is. Neither of her parents were bigger than 9lbs, i think mom was 7.5, so Daisy should be pretty little. Guess we`ll see

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jrock645- Ah, OK...yeah I think the fur tricked me

[trashmanssd]

My little Buddy Oscar (the grouch), he is 8 years old and now stuck at home most days (used come to work with me a lot). He has collapse trachea and already had the ring surgery to repair a lot of it but there is more deeper in his chest that some day will require a stint but for now he still has the "cough" (really its trachea collapsing as he inhales and making a noise as he gasps trying to get air). It sucks poor guy cant play or have any toys and cant run around or get excited also the cold bothers it ,also he is on a narcotic cough pill and sedatives. Thats why I stopped taking him to work last year few months before his surgery last fall. I may start bringing him to work once a week or so just to keep him socialized. 1st pic is him standing on my chair waiting at work 2nd pic is him on my desk where I find him sometimes when I get back to my desk and his is not happy that I left. That 3rd and 4th pic is where he sits most days at work right behind me on my chair.

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trashmanssd- Those health issues *would* make socialization a challenge, but I hope you find some interesting activities for him just to keep him engaged.

[Don]

Here`s my two idiots, an Olde English Sheepdog (Mopsy) and my goofy American Bulldog/Boxer mix (Maxi) doing what they do best ... sleeping on the couch

[dschribs]

Our Great Dane Gracie. She`ll be ten this June.

[Migue]

trashmanssd- I`m now worried about mine , although he`s a yorkshire/dachshund/chihuahua mix, he gets that "reverse sneeze" and I hope it doesn`t get worse . He is also around 8 yrs . This sucker is around 16lbs+, that`s bigger than average.

[trashmanssd]

Migue, He is a cutie. Well I can ease your worries a little as My guy showed early signs at 2-3 years old and it progressed very slowly. Its hard to tell early on ifs its the reverse sneeze or early signs of collapse trachea, they can see it sometimes in an xray or you can get a Fluoroscopy (real time moving xray) thats a lot easier to see the real scope of it as they can see it moving and closing as they breath.

[MattPersman]

Here`s my two idiots, an Olde English Sheepdog (Mopsy) and my goofy American Bulldog/Boxer mix (Maxi) doing what they do best ... sleeping on the couch

Mopsy!


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[512detail]

ever since i started working from home I have my own IT department


pardon the wire mess, saving up for a corner desk as I miss my larger work space

[trashmanssd]

Looks like a nice foot warmer.

[512detail]

these guy is excited about a roadtrip in my car

he loves the ac vents behind the center console



he has been going crazy ever since he saw me load up his leash

[Accumulator]

512detail- They sure do remember/recognize the "we`re going somewhere!" cues, huh?

Wonder if anybody but me teaches them names for different vehicles..."go to vehicle" = Tahoe, vs. "go to Crown Vic".