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always my favorite threads, some rad family members in here


Roland - 6 year old Labrodoodle



Layla - 4 year old Goldendoodle
Roland
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Here is Boo when she was just a pup.



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Mine is okay to leave at home, but if you leave her in the car to run into the 7 11, she goes ape shit. Funniest...
Mine is okay to leave at home, but if you leave her in the car to run into the 7 11, she goes ape shit.

Funniest thing, if I go outside for even a couple minutes, when I come back in, she gets just as excited as she does when I've been gone for a week.
"Mine is okay to leave at home"

Do you mean outside or inside the home?

Bailey seems fine inside as she has some cats to keep her company and she doesn't feel alone I guess? Dry

But if I leave her outside even though she has a doggie door to my shop that has a nice bed for her and I leave her Kongs and Antler bones to keep her busy is when she barks.

I think this has started in the last few months and it sucks until we can figure something out.
I don't want to put a shock collar on her.

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71Fish wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129153/s1200_image.jpg[/img] And here she is in her happy place.


And here she is in her happy place.
Sardine/Overlook trail?

wish my dogs would behave on the trail. they're way too "SQUIRREL!!" to even try
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71Fish wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129153/s1200_image.jpg[/img] And here she is in her happy place.


And here she is in her happy place.
peelout wrote:
Sardine/Overlook trail?

wish my dogs would behave on the trail. they're way too "SQUIRREL!!" to even try
I think it's called Upper Mule Ear or something similar.

She's always chasing squirrels and birds. Last year she chased a moose at Snowbasin. She's real good with voice commands though. She breaks off and comes right back when I call her.
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G-man wrote:
"Mine is okay to leave at home" Do you mean outside or inside the home? Bailey seems fine inside as she has some cats to keep...
"Mine is okay to leave at home"

Do you mean outside or inside the home?

Bailey seems fine inside as she has some cats to keep her company and she doesn't feel alone I guess? Dry

But if I leave her outside even though she has a doggie door to my shop that has a nice bed for her and I leave her Kongs and Antler bones to keep her busy is when she barks.

I think this has started in the last few months and it sucks until we can figure something out.
I don't want to put a shock collar on her.
I think a shock collar would maybe be a mistake for that reason. Our American Bulldogs have never had that problem but they have always been inside pooches. But, at around 2 to 3 years they calm down overall and enjoy sleep more and more the older they get this is a fact. Hope she does alright
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Thanks for the info Hut.

And yea I wouldn't put a shock collar on her, don't want it to ruin her personality. She has this really cool growl/bark when she wants something. Smile

Seen some American Bulldogs at the dog park recently and I see a lot of the same traits in Bailey.

She got her retrieving athletic skills form her Dad the dark Weimy.


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This is my girl dingo, like mad max best dog in the world
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Our bulldog Tank....... His nose is to short to house his tongue when he sleeps
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peelout wrote:
always my favorite threads, some rad family members in here Roland - 6 year old Labrodoodle [img]https://scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xft1/t31.0-8/11058597_1133019083378172_7849169214292511761_o.jpg[/img] Layla - 4 year old Goldendoodle Roland overlooking Ogden...
always my favorite threads, some rad family members in here


Roland - 6 year old Labrodoodle



Layla - 4 year old Goldendoodle
Roland
overlooking Ogden
That's a cool pic...
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Chowder, Our Chow/Golden Retreiver/????? Mix


No leash or fence, he hangs in the front yard (or on the roof all day)



Puppy pic, first day home from the German Shepard Rescue, yes I know he doesn't look like a Shepard Laughing but that's where we found him




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peelout wrote:
always my favorite threads, some rad family members in here Roland - 6 year old Labrodoodle [img]https://scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xft1/t31.0-8/11058597_1133019083378172_7849169214292511761_o.jpg[/img] Layla - 4 year old Goldendoodle Roland overlooking Ogden...
always my favorite threads, some rad family members in here


Roland - 6 year old Labrodoodle



Layla - 4 year old Goldendoodle
Roland
overlooking Ogden
I know this is a dog thread... but what is that on your forks behind the plate?
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vetmxr wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129235/s1200_IMG_0203.jpg[/img] Our bulldog Tank....... His nose is to short to house his tongue when he sleeps



Our bulldog Tank....... His nose is to short to house his tongue when he sleeps
Be honset, how many times do you fuck with his tongue when he falls asleep like that?

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sumdood wrote:
Chowder, Our Chow/Golden Retreiver/????? Mix [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129257/s1200_CHOWDER_TONGUE.jpg[/img] No leash or fence, he hangs in the front yard (or on the roof all day) [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129258/s1200_CHOWDER_ON_LAWN.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2016/03/24/129259/s1200_CHOWDER.jpg[/img] Puppy pic...
Chowder, Our Chow/Golden Retreiver/????? Mix


No leash or fence, he hangs in the front yard (or on the roof all day)



Puppy pic, first day home from the German Shepard Rescue, yes I know he doesn't look like a Shepard Laughing but that's where we found him




He didn't know it then, but in the puppy pic he is getting ready to take over his new home.
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MR. X 3/25/2016 5:35am
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71Fish wrote:
He didn't know it then, but in the puppy pic he is getting ready to take over his new home.
Hangs out on the roof with his owl friend? That's great!
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This is one of my fav pics, our dog Fiddle had to have surgery (you can see it on her side) so we had to keep her in my room while she healed, well my cat Ty knew she was hurting and would get up on my bed and just lay by her side, animals are so damn cool!




Here is another shot of Fiddle, she had the most sentimental eyes...damn i miss her.



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colintrax wrote:
I know this is a dog thread... but what is that on your forks behind the plate?
i assume you're talking the rubber straps that hold the BajaDesigns head-light setup. it's a bolt-less system and very adjustable. the plastic thing right behind the plate is the light housing. this is my adventure setup


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couple more, these two love boating and swimming. once they realize we're going boating they can't relax until i let them jump in off the side of the boat, they're awesome to watch in the water









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G-man wrote:
"Mine is okay to leave at home" Do you mean outside or inside the home? Bailey seems fine inside as she has some cats to keep...
"Mine is okay to leave at home"

Do you mean outside or inside the home?

Bailey seems fine inside as she has some cats to keep her company and she doesn't feel alone I guess? Dry

But if I leave her outside even though she has a doggie door to my shop that has a nice bed for her and I leave her Kongs and Antler bones to keep her busy is when she barks.

I think this has started in the last few months and it sucks until we can figure something out.
I don't want to put a shock collar on her.
We have a doggie door, so she can go in and out at will.

A lot of people think I'm nuts to have a doggie door big enough for a human to get through, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't make it through unscathed.
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2 yr old Brittany spaniel. Lots of personality and TONS of energy.
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motogeezer wrote:
We have a doggie door, so she can go in and out at will. A lot of people think I'm nuts to have a doggie door...
We have a doggie door, so she can go in and out at will.

A lot of people think I'm nuts to have a doggie door big enough for a human to get through, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't make it through unscathed.
Not many people have the balls to stick their head through a doggy door . Doggy door most always means Doggy is around somewhere.
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motogeezer 3/25/2016 10:46am
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MR. X wrote:
Not many people have the balls to stick their head through a doggy door . Doggy door most always means Doggy is around somewhere.
Yep.

Also, my dog is very diligent about letting people know she's there.

If someone was dumb enough to try climbing the fence, after seeing her through the front window, she'd be right on the other side waiting before they got a leg over it.
Missing_Muffs 3/25/2016 11:29am
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the one I wanted to rescue fell through, so fingers crossed ill have a flea bag this weekend

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