Cute Pet Pic thread

[red_zr24x4]

Another nap time pic

 

[Alamo]

I sit on the couch with my iPad to do most of my INGOing. There is a wall to my left, and the kitchen is to my right. Light from the kitchen will reflect off the screen of the iPad and make little light spots on the wall.

Those little light spots are every bit as attractive as laser dots to Larry the cat. Larry has figured out that they appear whenever I sit on the couch with the iPad.

I just sat down on the couch, and Larry is waiting:


apparently, I can’t upload a movie, but a couple seconds later he spotted one, leapt up on that shelf and started slapping the wall.

 

[daddyusmaximus]

That face you make when you get the snow zoomies...

 

[r3126]

Savannah says "Hi".

 

[d.kaufman]

 

[Lpherr]

Our two goofballs out in the snow...

 

[d.kaufman]

Pup and outdoor cat watching the birds flyover

 

[Dog1]

Did you say something about outside?


First snow...

What are you doing in the kitchen?


Sound asleep....

 

[tmschuller]

A day in the snow.. playing

 

[actaeon277]

 

[DoggyDaddy]

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Makes me think of these two when our youngest granddaughter lived with us for awhile when she was a baby. The dogs were like her "doting aunts". The MinPin was especially protective of her.

 

[Dog1]

Now that I posted pictures of our cute German Shepherd Daisy, she is the next dog in line after we lost our lab last fall, Riley, to lymphoma. She was great dog. She would retrieve for hours as long as you did your part. We broke five Nerf canine cannons.


Swimming in Lake Michigan


She wasn't very helpful when it came to cleaning up sticks in the yard because she would always bring them back


She liked a good car ride


A month before we had to say goodbye.
That was hard.

 

[SeanT]

this is Schumi and her Oversized Plate Carrier

 

[ghuns]

Comfy?

The mutt spend at least 15 minutes like this...

 

[sadclownwp]

This is my half yellow lab half pit bull Ginger. She has a habit of "sneaking" under the covers when one of us naps on the couch. Best foot warmer ever.

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

This poor little guy was picked up in rural North Carolina early last summer and ended up at a shelter called "Saving Grace" in Durham, where my daughter and SIL volunteer. The kids took him on as a project, taking him home for care and treatment. They already have two dogs they've adopted and didn't really want a third, but after consideration and thought, my wife and I drove down this past September and got him.



Here he is now. He's Chief of Varmint Elimination and he takes that job very seriously. He just might be the best dog we've ever had. He breezed through puppy class at the local obedience club and we can take him pretty much anywhere. He's spirited, but very chill when he needs to be and he and the grandson are great pals. At 62, with our kids long ago out of the house, he's just what we needed. Also gave me the incentive to finally put up fencing around our back lot. The fence behind him is the non-climb horse fence from Rural King; that side is held up with zip ties until I get the chance to get it stretched tight and put on the wire ties. It's good fence and I like it.

 

[BigMoose]

Dachshund Ginger Snap...

The good
Barks at anything that moves outside.
Finds every crumb on the floor.

The Bad
So far unable to train to find Pheasants. (not that I have really tried)
Far too skilled with side eye.

 

[jwamplerusa]

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This poor little guy was picked up in rural North Carolina early last summer and ended up at a shelter called "Saving Grace" in Durham, where my daughter and SIL volunteer. The kids took him on as a project, taking him home for care and treatment. They already have two dogs they've adopted and didn't really want a third, but after consideration and thought, my wife and I drove down this past September and got him.

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Here he is now. He's Chief of Varmint Elimination and he takes that job very seriously. He just might be the best dog we've ever had. He breezed through puppy class at the local obedience club and we can take him pretty much anywhere. He's spirited, but very chill when he needs to be and he and the grandson are great pals. At 62, with our kids long ago out of the house, he's just what we needed. Also gave me the incentive to finally put up fencing around our back lot. The fence behind him is the non-climb horse fence from Rural King; that side is held up with zip ties until I get the chance to get it stretched tight and put on the wire ties. It's good fence and I like it.

What a transformation.

 

[tmschuller]

What a transformation.

What a great story! Looks like a happy pup.

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

What a great story! Looks like a happy pup.

Thanks, he’s brought happiness with him into our home for sure.