what do you think of Dogs
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I doubt that I'll ever be without a dog. They give you so much love. I've had a few pretty rough years & my dog has made me smile every day with his antics. I adopted him 8 years ago from Carolina Coonhound Rescue in South Carolina & had him transported to Illinois. He was already 2 years old. I will always get adult dogs since everyone wants the young pups. There are sooo many dogs in shelters that need help.
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Nancy - Love the picture of your dog. If I could figure out how to post pictures on this site, I would include a couple of good ones of "Sonny".
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love2travel wrote:
xxlovemccartneyxx:
love2travel:
Dogs The truest love ever The most eager to please Loving eyes Through thick and thin Best friend Loyal Patient Protective Never seems to get mad at you Happy to see you
Love to go for a ride in the car Love to go for a walk on the beach Love to be with you always Nicer than many people you know All that for a bowl of food and a nice head massage....
and a belly rub haha!
So true!!!
Great answer Love2travel.
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Yankeefan2 wrote:
Nancy - Love the picture of your dog. If I could figure out how to post pictures on this site, I would include a couple of good ones of "Sonny".
Thanks! We had her from the late '80s until about 2001. All the other photos I have were from old film cameras!
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B J Conlee wrote:
love2travel wrote:
xxlovemccartneyxx:
love2travel:
Dogs The truest love ever The most eager to please Loving eyes Through thick and thin Best friend Loyal Patient Protective Never seems to get mad at you Happy to see you
Love to go for a ride in the car Love to go for a walk on the beach Love to be with you always Nicer than many people you know All that for a bowl of food and a nice head massage....
and a belly rub haha!
So true!!!
Great answer Love2travel.
I've been looking for man with that same dog like personality, that would be perfect
LOL Now how can I carefully word that on my dating page...
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"Sonny" loved the rare time it snowed in Charlotte and I love this picture of him.
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When we went away we used to have "Sonny" boarded at a great place for dogs which he really liked. After you had your dog boarded there a certain amount of days, they took picture of your dog and put it on wall in the "Dog Hall Of Fame" -lol.
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Yankeefan2 wrote:
"Sonny" loved the rare time it snowed in Charlotte and I love this picture of him.
Whoa! What a tail! That's not a Bernese Mountain Dog is it?
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oobu24 wrote:
Yankeefan2 wrote:
"Sonny" loved the rare time it snowed in Charlotte and I love this picture of him.
Whoa! What a tail! That's not a Bernese Mountain Dog is it?
I am impressed !! Yes, he was a Bernese Mountain/Australian Shepard mix.
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love2travel wrote:
B J Conlee wrote:
love2travel wrote:
xxlovemccartneyxx:
love2travel:
Dogs The truest love ever The most eager to please Loving eyes Through thick and thin Best friend Loyal Patient Protective Never seems to get mad at you Happy to see you
Love to go for a ride in the car Love to go for a walk on the beach Love to be with you always Nicer than many people you know All that for a bowl of food and a nice head massage....
and a belly rub haha!
So true!!!
Great answer Love2travel.
I've been looking for man with that same dog like personality, that would be perfect
LOL Now how can I carefully word that on my dating page...
LOL!!
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Here's my guy. Not quite as hairy as yours. Adopted bluetick coonhound.
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OOBU24 - Love the picture of your dog !! To be honest, I never heard of that type of dog before. BTW - I just did a free trial of "Photobucket" so I could show the things that mean the most to me in life, my family and my dog -lol. If you want , check out pictures of my daughters on the "Grandkids,Kids" thread. I may be adding shots of Paul I took at some concerts years ago in the near future.
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^ I'm surprised that you never heard of a coonhound. They use them for hunting up & down the east coast & in the south. My guy is from South Carolina...Carolina Coonhound Rescue. Hunters just let them go (if they're lucky) if they don't hunt. They are used for racoons, bears, cougars, wild pigs. Glad mine was gun shy!
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oobu24 wrote:
^ I'm surprised that you never heard of a coonhound. They use them for hunting up & down the east coast & in the south. My guy is from South Carolina...Carolina Coonhound Rescue. Hunters just let them go (if they're lucky) if they don't hunt. They are used for racoons, bears, cougars, wild pigs. Glad mine was gun shy!
I guess it is even funnier since I have lived in Charlotte NC for 32 years. I guess my knowledge of dog breeds is pretty basic, never heard of Bernese Mountain Dog until we got Sonny many years ago.
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I;m on my 2nd coonhound. I love the breed & there are so many in shelters.
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oobu24 wrote:
Here's my guy. Not quite as hairy as yours. Adopted bluetick coonhound.
That's a great shot!
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As a breed, we love mini-schnauzers. We have two retired mothers. Four litters each. They are both smart but in different ways. Opposite personalities. They are best friends.
My Photo Bucket account got hacked years ago, so I can't post photos of them.
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Fan4-45years wrote:
oobu24 wrote:
Here's my guy. Not quite as hairy as yours. Adopted bluetick coonhound.
That's a great shot!
Thank you.
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Fan4-45years wrote:
As a breed, we love mini-schnauzers. We have two retired mothers. Four litters each. They are both smart but in different ways. Opposite personalities. They are best friends.
My Photo Bucket account got hacked years ago, so I can't post photos of them.
I remember your 2 little ones. I've never had 2 dogs at the same time.
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oobu24 wrote:
Fan4-45years wrote:
As a breed, we love mini-schnauzers. We have two retired mothers. Four litters each. They are both smart but in different ways. Opposite personalities. They are best friends.
My Photo Bucket account got hacked years ago, so I can't post photos of them.
I remember your 2 little ones. I've never had 2 dogs at the same time.
Our first time having two dogs. Backstory: When we picked up Cupcake from the breeder, there was one of her adult dogs that ran beside the fence all the way to the main road when we drove away. It was a pretty long driveway. It looked like she was in distress over our taking her friend. So, we decided to go back and get her.