~:~:~:The Doggie Thread!!:~:~:~

aNiMaL

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Wobbie

So, just last night, I'm telling my wife "ya know what? Maybe Gracie has turned the corner (to good behavior)." Gracie is 16 months old and her nightime wildness seems to be decreasing a bit. Gracie and I were just hanging out and the phone rings. Two minutes later, I hear my wife yelling "Gracie, nooooooooo!!!" She (Gracie, not my wife ) had chewed a tennis ball sized hole in her doggie bed. So, we had to clip the leash on her....it works wonders. I guess we're not quite out of the woods. Here's Gracie, serving her penance...

Who Princess

imalive wrote:

So, just last night, I'm telling my wife "ya know what? Maybe Gracie has turned the corner (to good behavior)." Gracie is 16 months old and her nightime wildness seems to be decreasing a bit. Gracie and I were just hanging out and the phone rings. Two minutes later, I hear my wife yelling "Gracie, nooooooooo!!!" She (Gracie, not my wife ) had chewed a tennis ball sized hole in her doggie bed. So, we had to clip the leash on her....it works wonders. I guess we're not quite out of the woods. Here's Gracie, serving her penance...

Aw, poor Gracie. :(

16 months? No way! She just has you thinking! Then when you LEAST expect it--POW!

Sympathetically,
The Voice of Experience

PJ_ROCKS

imalive wrote:

So, just last night, I'm telling my wife "ya know what? Maybe Gracie has turned the corner (to good behavior)." Gracie is 16 months old and her nightime wildness seems to be decreasing a bit. Gracie and I were just hanging out and the phone rings. Two minutes later, I hear my wife yelling "Gracie, nooooooooo!!!" She (Gracie, not my wife ) had chewed a tennis ball sized hole in her doggie bed. So, we had to clip the leash on her....it works wonders. I guess we're not quite out of the woods. Here's Gracie, serving her penance...

rut row.....

She looks all :(

HeavyHands

imalive wrote:

Here's Gracie, serving her penance...

It's amazing how easy they are to read. Pure emotion, you know?

PJ_ROCKS

Trix was tired after a long day of yard work yesterday. She was so tired she STOLE my spot..

HeavyHands

PJ_ROCKS wrote:

Trix was tired after a long day of yard work yesterday. She was so tired she STOLE my spot..

Adorable. They have a knack for doing that. And I could never bring myself to make them move, you know.

halszka123

Did i post it already?

TheJUGGERNAUT29

Meet Vedder, my American Bulldog. My fiance and I rescued him about 8 months ago. His original owner had chained him to a tree and left him outside. At some point while he was chained up he injured his tongue and it is now paralyzed and has trouble eating. However, he is in a loving home now and we couldn't be happier!

ZiggyStar

What is fucking wrong with people? :evil:

Vedder is gorgeous....glad he went to someone with a big heart!

CROJAM95

BhagavadGita wrote:

Our fur child, Rocket.

this picture broke my heart! BEAUTIFUL doggie that reminds me of someone......

CROJAM95

imalive wrote:

So, just last night, I'm telling my wife "ya know what? Maybe Gracie has turned the corner (to good behavior)." Gracie is 16 months old and her nightime wildness seems to be decreasing a bit. Gracie and I were just hanging out and the phone rings. Two minutes later, I hear my wife yelling "Gracie, nooooooooo!!!" She (Gracie, not my wife ) had chewed a tennis ball sized hole in her doggie bed. So, we had to clip the leash on her....it works wonders. I guess we're not quite out of the woods. Here's Gracie, serving her penance...

That picture says a thousand words! I bet you Gracie is singing the lyrics to GONE in her head!"I will be what i could be
Once I get out of this town"

CROJAM95

PJ_ROCKS wrote:

Trix was tired after a long day of yard work yesterday. She was so tired she STOLE my spot..

YOU DID THIS ON PURPOSE!!!!!! you were dying for me to AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOVE IT!!!!!

CROJAM95

TheJUGGERNAUT29 wrote:

Meet Vedder, my American Bulldog. My fiance and I rescued him about 8 months ago. His original owner had chained him to a tree and left him outside. At some point while he was chained up he injured his tongue and it is now paralyzed and has trouble eating. However, he is in a loving home now and we couldn't be happier!

I swear, I dont even understand a TINY bit WHY people feel the need to treat an animal, specifically a doggie, badd. I mean, whats the point? I dont get emotional about alot of things but, hearing stories of people that have abused doggies? it brings me to tears INSTANTLY. I want to say a HUGE thank you to you for rescuing "Vedder"....if I could I would shake your hand and give you the biggest hug for doing this. You are a good person and I wish you and Vedder lots of great times and long life! THANK YOU!

TheJUGGERNAUT29

CROJAM95 wrote:

I swear, I dont even understand a TINY bit WHY people feel the need to treat an animal, specifically a doggie, badd. I mean, whats the point? I dont get emotional about alot of things but, hearing stories of people that have abused doggies? it brings me to tears INSTANTLY. I want to say a HUGE thank you to you for rescuing "Vedder"....if I could I would shake your hand and give you the biggest hug for doing this. You are a good person and I wish you and Vedder lots of great times and long life! THANK YOU!

Thank you. I, too, can't understand how people can treat animals that way. I guess some people just don't have a conscience. It is amazing how dogs that have been through so much because of bad people can seem to instantly warm up to and trust new people.

TheJUGGERNAUT29

Wanted to throw a few more pictures up here because I like to show him off, ha! In the first pic you can kind of see the problem with his tongue. It is paralyzed from the tip until about halfway back. Most of the time his tongue is folded back in his mouth, which you can kind of tell by the picture. The second one is just him and I.

Wobbie

TheJUGGERNAUT29 wrote:

I salute you and your rescued dog!! Way to go!!

Wobbie

halszka123 wrote:

Did i post it already?

Not that I remember. That is one bee-you-tee-ful dog!!

Wobbie

PJ_ROCKS wrote:

Trix was tired after a long day of yard work yesterday. She was so tired she STOLE my spot..

I wish Gracie would have been tired enough last night to lay down anywhere. It was another night for the leash. :shock: :shock:

Phantom Pain

imalive wrote:

So, just last night, I'm telling my wife "ya know what? Maybe Gracie has turned the corner (to good behavior)." Gracie is 16 months old and her nightime wildness seems to be decreasing a bit. Gracie and I were just hanging out and the phone rings. Two minutes later, I hear my wife yelling "Gracie, nooooooooo!!!" She (Gracie, not my wife ) had chewed a tennis ball sized hole in her doggie bed. So, we had to clip the leash on her....it works wonders. I guess we're not quite out of the woods. Here's Gracie, serving her penance...

Thats those pesky Goldens !!

Bailey still eats stuff and hes 2 years old !

Her face is priceless....with Golden's they showe their emotion so well on their faces