Lemme see you dawggie pics
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Teddy, Scott and Mary’s very good boy!
Rebel, Virginia’s pup.
Whiskers, Dennis’ dog.
Moose, Aaron’s dog.
Dieter (RIP), Rand’s dog.
Teddy, again.
Doggie wogs my sisters dog is the short one .
can you guess his name
can you guess his name
Lone_Poor_Boy
Tele-Afflicted
Every single one of them is beautiful. Seriously. What a gift they are to us, that we don't deserve.
StoneFaceGrin
TDPRI Member
Akiko is a Shiba Inu as a puppy we trained her to guard our wine, at about a year old we discovered she could balance a rat on her nose
Rockinvet
Friend of Leo's
This is Brady. With his favorite blankets!
Lou Tencodpees
Tele-Afflicted
Amen
CB_2005
TDPRI Member
I was walking these two and a man said “the big one looks like an Aussie shepherd and the little one looks like trouble!” Right he was!
The Princess Sophie....
RJ
RJ
Assorted photogenic pooches I met at gigs.
Nicky (the fox) was a regular visitor at home for years.
Nicky (the fox) was a regular visitor at home for years.
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haggardfan1
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Might as well include one of Flash, my wonderful black Lab, and Ava, the precocious but very sweet border collie.
Here Ava seems to think dogs are stackable; Flash having his doubts but being his tolerant self.
He beat her to the spot beside me on the loveseat, and she couldn't stand it.
Here Ava seems to think dogs are stackable; Flash having his doubts but being his tolerant self.
He beat her to the spot beside me on the loveseat, and she couldn't stand it.
Bastion Highwalk
TDPRI Member
Aww, RIP, they could’ve been brothers! Was he a Mini American Shepherd (like Banjo) or a border collie?
Here’s a follow up to those with dogs (and they ARE all amazing!), how does your dog react to you playing/playing singing? When Banjo was a puppy (he’s only 2), we tried to condition him to my singing and playing acoustic (I do a lot of both in the house) and now he comes over to me, puts his head on my knee wagging his tail every time I start, cute right?
I don’t think so. I think he hates my singing and playing and knows that if he does that, I will stop and pet him
haggardfan1
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I thought I'd post some better pictures. Ava is blurry in 75% of photos because she's constantly moving. Every now and then I get a good one.
And this is one of my favorites of Flash. He often appears to be deep in thought...
And this is one of my favorites of Flash. He often appears to be deep in thought...
Linderflomann
Tele-Meister
My friend's dog (the golden retriever on page one with the pink scarf) used to walk out the room as soon as I picked up my guitar. She's gotten a little more comfortable now but she's still not a fan.Aww, RIP, they could’ve been brothers! Was he a Mini American Shepherd (like Banjo) or a border collie?
Here’s a follow up to those with dogs (and they ARE all amazing!), how does your dog react to you playing/playing singing? When Banjo was a puppy (he’s only 2), we tried to condition him to my singing and playing acoustic (I do a lot of both in the house) and now he comes over to me, puts his head on my knee wagging his tail every time I start, cute right?
I don’t think so. I think he hates my singing and playing and knows that if he does that, I will stop and pet him
I once had a rehearsal with her present (just two acoustics, no loud noises) and she did very effectively manage to sabotage that by sitting in front of my friend with a toy in her mouth, wagging her tail and demanding pets, which she received of course. She can be very persuasive.
Not mine. From a few blocks away.
Where we live no pets are allowed.
I love huskies
Where we live no pets are allowed.
I love huskies
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