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***The Official Dog Thread***
- Thread starter ghostshaper
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Sharing custody is tougher on dogs than you might think. A couple of days is one thing. Dogs get used to the boss. I feed them, my wife walks them when she’s here. She is prone to education by la chancla. I don’t have to call them twice. They know where they eat and who fixes them chicken and rice and scrambled eggs. They love her but not as much as they love food. Disclaimer: both dogs belong to our kids. They’ve been here 6 months. Kids are too busy.
In the word’s of my amiga Doña Julia, if you can’t take care of a dog please don’t procreate.
our 2 week dog sitting was a great experience that confirmed I was right about the reasons I’d love having a dog, and also right about reasons I don’t want a dog
it boils down to the same thing I always though. I don’t want to be tied down and our house is empty too often for a dog
maybe someday that’ll change
but not for a while
it boils down to the same thing I always though. I don’t want to be tied down and our house is empty too often for a dog
maybe someday that’ll change
but not for a while
Don't let his looks fool you. He's a handful. Just turned 1 this week.
Ruby Doo doing the living room Steeplechase course as a puppy.
Old, fat, smelly, ugly - been with us before the kids and located across the globe.
14-year-old goodboy - Makulu (literal translation being "Big" in Zulu).
Boston terrier x Pug.
Lucky for him I used my phone's wide-angle lens, his waistline's really blown out
The asshole who blinded the other one. Poked one eye with a stick, then a month later finished the job by blunt force / flat out running into him at the beach, detaching the retina. He wears the literal and proverbial cone of shame.
5-year-old shithead - Koos (kinda hard to explain this one)
There's staffie in him, other than that, I can't tell
14-year-old goodboy - Makulu (literal translation being "Big" in Zulu).
Boston terrier x Pug.
Lucky for him I used my phone's wide-angle lens, his waistline's really blown out
The asshole who blinded the other one. Poked one eye with a stick, then a month later finished the job by blunt force / flat out running into him at the beach, detaching the retina. He wears the literal and proverbial cone of shame.
5-year-old shithead - Koos (kinda hard to explain this one)
There's staffie in him, other than that, I can't tell
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How does it react to the seal lions? I think it's weird that both of my dogs don't give two chit about them
How about thunder and lightning storms?
Not so tough now are you hijo de la chingada.
That's one gorgeous ugly bastard!Old, fat, smelly, ugly - been with us before the kids and located across the globe.
14-year-old goodboy - Makulu (literal translation being "Big" in Zulu).
Boston terrier x Pug.
Lucky for him I used my phone's wide-angle lens, his waistline's really blown out
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He was in the water a few seconds later trying to retrieve this little fluke for me. Fucker has a long neck 
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we had border collie years ago that got so desperate during thunder storms that she would try to get herself into the 3" space under the couch.
this guy isnt phased by much, except maybe the occasional coastal black bear that wanders through the yard
Big fella. We don’t have bears here but my understanding is that he can smell them a long ways away. Gastón is only afraid of two things: jamming electrical storms and my wife’s chancla. Electrical storms not as much as my wife’s chancla.