The Dog Thread

In reply to Kreb (Forum Supporter) :

Is the one on the left an Aussie or a Border Collie?

The puppy looks sweet.

It's an Aussie with an uncropped tail. On the big size so that he's occasionally mistaken for a Bernese Mountain Dog. The black one turned out to have more pitt than we'd thought and is now a badass-looking 90 lb monster on the outside/ marshmallow on the inside. 

About 15 degrees for the morning walk, wife insisted he be bundled up despite being named Kimi.

Luke, English Shepherd.  #notabordercollie

This is Penny:

it's her first Christmas since losing her big brother Charlie in November. 
Here's the two of them:

We still miss him, and Penny is getting a lot of love and attention. 

Merry Christmas to all of you. 

Winter got a Carhart and a DNA Test Kit, giver is VERY curious about this huge Chihuahua.

Merry Christmas

i was holding bacon above the camera

"You've been ignoring me..."

The 2 standard poodles are my sister's, the minpin is my wicked stepmother's, and the Tibetan Spaniel is my Dad's.

Somebody needs to give these four a deck of cards...

This is Velcro, our Lhasa Apso/Poodle mix from around 12 years ago. He's old now, blind and deaf and I'm not sure how much longer we're going to have him around but this is how I want to remember him

Ours now has a sweater. 

Moose the poodle, looking very respectable in his sweater. Still doesn't like cold snow on his paws though!

Here is a drawing of our Australian Shepherd whose name was Collie. We lost him last August. Mrs. Snowdoggie really captured his spirit in this drawing. He died way too young.  

Got Winter's DNA results back. Big surprise, NO Dalmatian!

19% Chihuahua

19% American Pit Bull Terrier

12% English Springer Spaniel

7% Boxer

6% Beagle

Pretty thorough reports, even gave suggested siblings and extended family. 

Fresh haircut and a tie

We "rescued" a supermodel about 9 months ago. I asked a few questions about the dog thing over the last couple years, and I'm a rookie, but she's been awesome. 
 

Diamond learned how to ride on elevators over the holidays and did very well with her first-ever hotel stays (7-year-old Manchester Terrier mix rescue):