mcim29
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Need to get this guy trained off-leash and chasing a mountain bike ASAP.
What type of dog is that?
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What type of dog is that?
Looks like a Border/Dalmation mix.
Really nice looking dog.
My Border loves to flip too while catching balls or frisbees. It's almost a daily requirement along with long walks. Getting him trail trained would be awesome for any dog with that kind of energy.
Really nice looking dog.
My Border loves to flip too while catching balls or frisbees. It's almost a daily requirement along with long walks. Getting him trail trained would be awesome for any dog with that kind of energy.
Thanks!
It's a...we have really no idea. Border seems likely. He has a lot of those physical characteristics and the really intense focus. The colors are sort of Australian Shepherd/Cattle Dog and he has one blue eye and one brown eye. But really it's all a guess. We've done a lot of running, biking, skiing with him on a long or bungee-type lead, but not ready to trust him yet off-leash. He's getting there though.
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rlb
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Our trail dog Roki, always ready
Do you ride w/ your lady? I think I saw you at 6MR a few years back, I remember the dog.
Robin
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We have 2 black cats...Grasshopper (left) and Cricket (right). Two very different personalities...and slight marking/size differences.
We adopted Grasshopper first - he was an orphan that Lance's mom found (and named). A year and a half later, Grasshopper needed a brother, so we adopted Cricket.
We adopted Grasshopper first - he was an orphan that Lance's mom found (and named). A year and a half later, Grasshopper needed a brother, so we adopted Cricket.
This is Ekho(she came to us as Pearl but it just didn't fit)...my wife and I adopted her from a pitbull rescue right before Hurricane Sandy (after we had to let our rotweiller of 10years RIP) and she is completely deaf(so changing her name didn't affect her). They found her on the streets of Philly with some broken ribs and pretty emaciated. It took her a few weeks to get comfortable in our house but now she is the ruler Brought in a trainer that works with deaf dogs to train her(really to train us). She is so smart and the biggest cuddler--it has really rewarding to watch her transformation into our family and her forever home.
Brian
Brought in a trainer that works with deaf dogs to train her(really to train us). She is so smart and the biggest cuddler--it has really rewarding to watch her transformation into our family and her forever home.Brian
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Its ok, cute doggie!
Here's my furry heartthrob:
No she is NOT a rodent, not a squirrel, not a bat.
She is a marsupial, and incredibly intelligent and loving...ummmm...and spoiled.
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Stevie the WonderTurtle....
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