Tiny Dog (show your dog)
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Friend just got a tiny dog..thought I should share as the internet loves tiny dogs...
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Cute little fella, Liam....
What breed?
How big does he grow...?
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@utiler said:
Cute little fella, Liam....
What breed?
How big does he grow...?
Above, 1 month old. Not mine (I wish) just a friends. Is already growing a lot, apparently, already grown a month and is potty trained. Fed mostly on Goats milk although ate a lot of onion tonight, perhaps thats why its asleep. Now to persuade my GF we should get one haha
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whoa.... goats milk and onion. I hope it's sleeping outside...
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@utiler said:
whoa.... goats milk and onion. I hope it's sleeping outside...
thankfully i left early so dont have to deal with that part.
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LOL.
Good for you. I love dogs. And cats. Individual creatures, never forgotten.
Here's mine. A ~8 years old stray became my friend. The most clever dog I had.
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Since we are posting about our dogs, here is mine, he is called Sox and he has become my best friend.
As a pup:
When he got his nuts removed:
On his first birthday:
Today: He still thinks he is a lap-dog
This is a crazy hyperactive mutt (cross terrier and Beagle) eats anything, from Jalapeno to Orange peels.
Liam, cute pup, wondering how big it will be, I had no idea how big mine would be as I got mine from the Flea market on a whim and they had no idea about what it was or how big he would get, he is now around 40 pounds.
I also edited your thread title as I thought this could be a great thread for us to show our dogs...hope you do not mind.
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His name is Neo and he's 9yrs old. He's partially blind and has arthritis but he remains attached to my side everyday.
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Yep! Our four legged friends are really great buddies. I'd be lost only for Jock. He insists on his walks along our favourite, 'Rocky Road'.
I've had him from a pup, now 5 years old. Hopefully he will be around for another ten years ..... Mmmmmm ..... and I imagine he is hoping the same for me
I must root out the video we made of Jock tap dancing. He's quite good at it, with a little help from me.
About the choice of breeds we make, people say dogs can often look like their owners and I think there is something to this
If you think dogs can't count, try putting three dog biscuits in your pocket and then giving Fido only two of them. ~Phil Pastoret
![Jock in full flight [Rocky Road].jpg](/uploads/imported_attachments/knJt_JockinfullflightRockyRoad.jpg)
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Cute pup there Liam, or should I say Awwwww.
Here are a few of our Sadie the one time it snowed here last year.
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Baby... The Dingo.
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A Dingo! That's the Australia wild dog? Didn't know the were domesticated but no surprise, after all the are dogs. When you come to think of it, all dogs are only a step away from the wild. If my fella gets a smell of a rat, he's off, grab, crush, snap and the rat is a goner!
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I've always had cats, but I now share my life with a previously feral Portuguese mongrel. As a cat person I've never really understood dogs, but this fella was going to bite the bullet (literally) if I didn't fake his death (it's a long story) and bring him back to the UK.
He's only about seven, but he's struggling at the moment with the consequences of a parasitic infection fom his days living rough. It looks like he will pull through but it's been a tough couple of weeks.
I'll post some pictures when I'm at my PC tomorrow. He looks like a bit like a Maltese Shih Tzu cross mixed with Jock running down that 'Rocky Road' - all tong and ears flapping with an underbite that makes him look like something from Where the Wild Things Are.
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This is Alfie, our 8 month old Yorkie. This is an unusually sedentary pose (the only time you can actually photograph him). Most of the time he's a little dynamo and spends most of the time just whizzing around. I don't take him for walks; he takes me on forced marches...chasing after rabbits or racing off to play with other dogs that are a mere speck on the horizon. How he sees them from only six inches above the ground is a complete mystery.
He announces that he's up and ready for another day of fun at 6.30 sharp every morning...with a pretty fair imitation of a coyote.
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@liam887 said:
@utiler said:
Cute little fella, Liam....
Above, 1 month old. Not mine (I wish) just a friends. Is already growing a lot, apparently, already grown a month and is potty trained. Fed mostly on Goats milk although ate a lot of onion tonight,
Please be very careful, onions are toxic to dogs. Speak to your vet for details.
Would hate to see something happen to this cutie! -
not so tiny but this is Pep, my 8 years old Labrador Retriever. on top of Pep, my son Nuno. they are best friends and Nuno does amazing things to Pep without ever eliciting an aggressive reaction. as everyone knows, retrievers are great for kids.
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Pet pix...! How many millions would you like!? Here we have Izzie (Jack Russel/Border Collie - smart, obedient & a complete tart when her Daddy's around) sitting with her 'baby' Olly. In the absence of her own pup she adopted Olly & grooms him vigourously... which he adores! We also have Buddy (Cocker Spaniel - was supposed to be another JR, but I fell for him instead, even though he's the dumbest clown ever. And finally Sam (retriever - crazy young dog who found us too sedate for his lifestyle so moved in with another local labrador. It broke our hearts but was the best thing for him.
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Couldn't resist
This a great thread.Here is our beloved "Karamel". She is a two year old Golden Retriever. She is very active and higly intelligent (figured out how to open the door by tugging on the handle by herself
).She had a boyfriend over a couple of days ago. So hopefully we will have puppies soon.
Karamel's first morning with us:
Karamel now
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As promised, here are a couple of images of Pipocas (I think the name comes from a brand of Portuguese popcorn):
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This is fantastic! Don't dogs bring out the best in people! While on my walks with Jock, I get to talk with people that I would never otherwise meet and get to know. And Jock also gets to meet new friends also. Its great fun watching the sniffing process!
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