Who's your four-legged partner?
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55Redneck
Canadian Redneck
Nice lookin' hound Skizo. My other 4 legged buddy only has 3 paws. I don't have a pic handy but My cat Stumpy's mama chewed his right front paw off at birth while doing the ambilical cord. He's about 11 Y O now and is a hell of a cat. At one point he was the toughest tomcat around and would take on all commers and put a whipping on all of them. He's mellowed with age and just likes his pats and cuddles now and doesn't go outside much, although I think he might be getting a little senile chasing imaginary mice and bugs now and then.Ahem ...
Marine0811
I love it loud!
Our boy Blue.
parman
Music Junkie
Does he have a long tail also? I knew someone that had 2 dobes with ears and tails and the neighbors thought they were some kind of hounds!
Here is the best dog I have ever had.. Aikau (Hawaiian name) we got as a rescue when he was a year and a half. He is now 6, and we still have fun together every day! Don't let his looks of a 'fancy dog' fool you though, he is a working stiff just like me.. His jobs he takes seriously too, from chasing ravens and eagles off the property to going head on with a moose (or 2)! Once when I was working in the yard I came around the corner of the house, and 2 moose charged me! My dog is never far and he saw it and let out a loud bark and when straight for them! The moose ran away over a bank after hearing and seeing my dog in mid air trying to get on their backs..
He's a force to be reckoned with when out walking too. He catches wind of a moose or bear, he will let me know, usually by standing broadside in the trail, looking at me and then looking down the trail at whatever he sees.. If they get too close he will defend. He dislikes other dogs, but only if they get to close to me, my wife, or any vehicle we own. When out for a walk and come on to other peoples dogs we try to move out of the way, with Cowboy in crouching stance like a wolf stalking a caribou, and if they try to come up, he takes them down! I believe he simply sees other dogs as wolves (and we his herd) and will do what he must to keep them away (about a 20' radius they better not enter!)..
He's a force to be reckoned with when out walking too. He catches wind of a moose or bear, he will let me know, usually by standing broadside in the trail, looking at me and then looking down the trail at whatever he sees.. If they get too close he will defend. He dislikes other dogs, but only if they get to close to me, my wife, or any vehicle we own. When out for a walk and come on to other peoples dogs we try to move out of the way, with Cowboy in crouching stance like a wolf stalking a caribou, and if they try to come up, he takes them down! I believe he simply sees other dogs as wolves (and we his herd) and will do what he must to keep them away (about a 20' radius they better not enter!)..
We learned the value of rescue's about 10 years too late! Man their great, awesome photo's!
What are the odds?
3 red cats on first 3 pages.
2 for sure were strays.
3 red cats on first 3 pages.
2 for sure were strays.
Imprecise
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That was almost a Haiku, just need one more syllable on the first line and one less on the second line,
So what are the odds?
3 red cats first 3 pages.
2 for sure were strays.
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Imprecise
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Absolutely beautiful!
