StantonCree
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- Jan 23, 2011
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Post Up Your Pups!
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Mr H
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Boondock Saint
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Ranger was a lab and corgi mix. Tomorrow will be a month since we put her down.
Goose is a Newfoundland and Belgian sheep dog mix of some sort. Both of them like(d) snow.
Goose is a Newfoundland and Belgian sheep dog mix of some sort. Both of them like(d) snow.
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SmokingGun
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Here's our scruffy little bastage. An 18 month old Humane Society rescue.
Here's our scruffy little bastage. An 18 month old Humane Society rescue.
He's daring you with that look
Mooseman
R.I.P.- Hooligan #4
SmokingGun
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SmokingGun
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Who is winning the test of wills?
He's only been with us for about 3 months - it's a struggle EFD!
jasonk1229
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I'll bite. All four of my "Other Children"
Omg they must go insane if someone is near the house
Gunny1
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mawkie
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First photo is yours truly with my avatar Tucker when he was a pup and too young to have internet privileges, so no C&R gifts from him back in those days.
In 2008 I adopted a then 8 yr old Ivy after the loss of my second WFT, Penny. Tucker needed a strong woman in his life to keep him on the straight and narrow. Ivy took over Penny's job and now rules the roost.
Last photo shows them on their daily look out for the Big Brown Truck bringing goodies, mostly to them though occasionally to me too (gotta re-think those Net privileges!).
I've been blessed to have amazing, loving wire haired fox terriers in my home for the last 25 years and there's nary a day that's boring. They keep me smiling and lift my spirits just when I need it the most. Couldn't imagine life without them.
In 2008 I adopted a then 8 yr old Ivy after the loss of my second WFT, Penny. Tucker needed a strong woman in his life to keep him on the straight and narrow. Ivy took over Penny's job and now rules the roost.
Last photo shows them on their daily look out for the Big Brown Truck bringing goodies, mostly to them though occasionally to me too (gotta re-think those Net privileges!).
I've been blessed to have amazing, loving wire haired fox terriers in my home for the last 25 years and there's nary a day that's boring. They keep me smiling and lift my spirits just when I need it the most. Couldn't imagine life without them.
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Here's our scruffy little bastage. An 18 month old Humane Society rescue.
He's daring you with that look
Man did you ever read him right!
My mother in law inherited his twin when her best friend died. They call him, "The Little Ba****d" because he'll just decide to bite you for no apparent reason.
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