My current dog, Elvis the Gordon Setter. In this pic he's been on point for quite a while waiting for me to get to him and flush the huns. I think this look says " Any time now. pal".
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Daisy LOVES the snow. Can't get her out of it. She's also a snow sponge. Whole house is wet after she comes in.
Haha no, her name is Charlie.Is her name Scout???
Updates?This guy wandered into the Track Maintenance shop Wed night (I work at a casino with a thoroughbred race track). It had been below 20 the 2 days prior. Severly malnourished, raging right ear infection, looks like he lost all but 6" of his tail (frostbite or hunger?) pressure sores.
We took him in, took him to local pet hospital for overnight observation Thursday night. He is back, enjoying a warm bed, plenty of ground chicken and rice or beef and rice ( in frequent small portions) and plenty of attention and affection. We operate 24/7, so he has round-the-clock support. The guys in the shop have started a fund for him to pave his long road to recovery. Looks like he may have gotten hit by a car as he drags his rt rear foot a little and has a bulge in his rt ribs we think is a fracture. Next vet visit, after he gains some strength and trust, is to look at that more closely and get vaccinations.
This is an adult bull mastiff that should weigh 150-170lbs. He is 95lbs.
I fucking hate people.
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Can't believe I missed this. Thank you for the compassion, as a Dane owner, Mastiff's are very similar and one of the most compassionate creatures you'll ever meet. ?This guy wandered into the Track Maintenance shop Wed night (I work at a casino with a thoroughbred race track). It had been below 20 the 2 days prior. Severly malnourished, raging right ear infection, looks like he lost all but 6" of his tail (frostbite or hunger?) pressure sores.
We took him in, took him to local pet hospital for overnight observation Thursday night. He is back, enjoying a warm bed, plenty of ground chicken and rice or beef and rice ( in frequent small portions) and plenty of attention and affection. We operate 24/7, so he has round-the-clock support. The guys in the shop have started a fund for him to pave his long road to recovery. Looks like he may have gotten hit by a car as he drags his rt rear foot a little and has a bulge in his rt ribs we think is a fracture. Next vet visit, after he gains some strength and trust, is to look at that more closely and get vaccinations.
This is an adult bull mastiff that should weigh 150-170lbs. He is 95lbs.
I fucking hate people.
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That's not weird, that's Sniper pedigree all the way.
He has been slowly filling out. He is still being fostered by my track maintenance crew (more like he has been fostering that bunch). Somewhat actively looking for a good home for him, but he gets lots of attention and affection where he is at.Updates?
When he first showed up, he was so skinny I thought he was a dane ... right up until he turned his head toward you. That melon of his is the size of a basketball.Can't believe I missed this. Thank you for the compassion, as a Dane owner, Mastiff's are very similar and one of the most compassionate creatures you'll ever meet. ?
"I fucking hate people."
I'm right there with you brother.
Just hangin' at the range
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I'm actually in VA ? Got the patch from a class A, legit K9 dude in SW. Texas. Lived in west Texas in my younger days, and hopefully willZCO scopes being guarded by a GSD in Texas... Does it get any better than this?
I had a friend with a Belgian Malinois. He lived to be 14 years old. That was the most spastic dog, I've ever been around. He was super smart and needed lots of exercise. He could get very aggressive, if not worked, regularly.I'm actually in VA ? Got the patch from a class A, legit K9 dude in SW. Texas. Lived in west Texas in my younger days, and hopefully will
retire there someday.
Dude, the commandant is going to be pissed when he finds out Smedley is missing
That is Moose my English bulldog. Apparently he wanted to ruin the water bowl for everyone at puppy daycare today.Dude, the commandant is going to be pissed when he finds out Smedley is missing
They're the dumbest, smart dogs I've ever been around. Mine can find a car key in a 2 acre yard one minute, then walk into a wall the next ?I had a friend with a Belgian Malinois. He lived to be 14 years old. That was the most spastic dog, I've ever been around. He was super smart and needed lots of exercise. He could get very aggressive, if not worked, regularly.
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17 months just starting to calm down, been acting like a real animal until recently.
My best friend has had a difficult time lately.
Diabetes, blind in 1 eye and now he's vomiting almost everyday without prescription meds....
That sucks! I love dogs more than most people....i feel for you. I know you cant replace a dog, but a new one sure fills the void you feel! Sorry to hear about your friend!This is a picture of Bailey when we brought him home after being rescued.
He went home for good today after a long bout with an unknown illness that caused him to go from 82lbs, down to 57lbs. He just couldn't hold anything down. He would eat and then vomit a few hours later. The food was undigested.
I will miss him. Since my retirement, we have been together 24/7. He was my best buddy.
Goodnight Bailey, you will be missed.
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He was adopted by the Snap-on rep and his family on Thursday.
He was adopted by the Snap-on rep and his family on Thursday.
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Best part is he will be coming by in the truck every so often. We got visitation!He was adopted by the Snap-on rep and his family on Thursday.
I'll judge you in an absolutely positive way! Congrats! Looks like my aussiedoodle.I may be rushing into this but I'm getting a new puppy probably next week. She's ready to go on the 19th (8weeks old) and will be flown to an airport near me.
I know I just had Bailey put down yesterday, but I need that feeling of having a dog at my feet. So don't judge me.
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It's a Bernedoodle. A cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Poodle. This is known as a F1 generation. He will be about 50-70lbs. If his adult coat comes in like a poodle, he won't shed, if it comes in like the Mountain Dog, he'll shed a wee bit.
Having a hard time thinking of a name. I'll make a post and see if I can get any serious name suggestions.