Beta and Darth(right to left). Two of the puppies Caila and I rescued a few months ago. They have gotten so big.
Oh my god, they were just little hamsters not that long ago. Cute pups. Shep/Lab mix?
Our monthly picture together!
They’re getting hard to take, haha.
Molly is 9 months here and is 100lbs.
Beautiful pup. Where did you get her from?
I recently got the “Easy Walk” harness (it’s a harness that hooks up the leash in front and goes around the chest of the dog) and it has made walking my very strong and enthusiastic Boston MUUUUCH easier. It cost about $25 at the local pet store (I don’t work for the company). She used to pull…
How much does she way and what wise did you get? This sounds perfect for my Gunther.
I got one of these as well for my Newf. She is a terrible puller. The harness helped so much! I highly recommend it. I payed $40 for mine.
Intersting, interesting. Thanks for the recommendation! I love your Newf.
I recently got the “Easy Walk” harness (it’s a harness that hooks up the leash in front and goes around the chest of the dog) and it has made walking my very strong and enthusiastic Boston MUUUUCH easier. It cost about $25 at the local pet store (I don’t work for the company). She used to pull…
How much does she way and what wise did you get? This sounds perfect for my Gunther.
Hahahaha how does one ship a puppy?!Yes! Take two!Monday, Michael and I rescued four adult dogs, including a mother dog, who has eight puppies, three small dogs, and one cat. Some jackass left them at his house with no intention of ever coming back. They are all malnourished but are quite possibly the sweetest group of animals ever, they all just want to be loved. I hate people sometimes.
Hell yea they are sweet. Balto likes to play with that ball on a rope we got Mac and Mars. The puppies are noming on some soaked dry food with some wet food on top next to the heater and the mom is laying in the sun in the back. The little ones are basking in the sun as well and I’m still trying to figure a way to let them roam, I don’t like the idea of putting them in the back at all.
I feel like a father of a newborn scrambling for a cup of coffee.
Need a home for a puppy?
They look like they are gonna be big, if so, I would take one. It’s a far drive Jersey though. Would you ship one to me, and I paypal you? If not that’s cool too, I understand. I just happened to be in the market for a puppy.
I’ve never done it, but breeders do it all the time. If my imagination of how it works is correct, you drop a puppy in a carrier off at an airport, ship it to Philadelphia, I pick it up at said airport, and she or she becomes my best friend forever.
http://www.ehow.com/how_2102498_ship-puppy-plane.html
That article made it sound pretty involved though… if you’d be interested, let me know. If not, good luck with them! And good job!
Yes! Take two!Monday, Michael and I rescued four adult dogs, including a mother dog, who has eight puppies, three small dogs, and one cat. Some jackass left them at his house with no intention of ever coming back. They are all malnourished but are quite possibly the sweetest group of animals ever, they all just want to be loved. I hate people sometimes.
Hell yea they are sweet. Balto likes to play with that ball on a rope we got Mac and Mars. The puppies are noming on some soaked dry food with some wet food on top next to the heater and the mom is laying in the sun in the back. The little ones are basking in the sun as well and I’m still trying to figure a way to let them roam, I don’t like the idea of putting them in the back at all.
I feel like a father of a newborn scrambling for a cup of coffee.
Need a home for a puppy?
They look like they are gonna be big, if so, I would take one. It’s a far drive Jersey though. Would you ship one to me, and I paypal you? If not that’s cool too, I understand. I just happened to be in the market for a puppy.
Monday, Michael and I rescued four adult dogs, including a mother dog, who has eight puppies, three small dogs, and one cat. Some jackass left them at his house with no intention of ever coming back. They are all malnourished but are quite possibly the sweetest group of animals ever, they all just want to be loved. I hate people sometimes.
Hell yea they are sweet. Balto likes to play with that ball on a rope we got Mac and Mars. The puppies are noming on some soaked dry food with some wet food on top next to the heater and the mom is laying in the sun in the back. The little ones are basking in the sun as well and I’m still trying to figure a way to let them roam, I don’t like the idea of putting them in the back at all.
I feel like a father of a newborn scrambling for a cup of coffee.
Need a home for a puppy?
HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS. I’ve been wanting to experiment with slightly larger illustrative pieces; this is what I came up with. The original is 11”X14”. By comparison most of the illustration pieces I post are no bigger than 8.5”X11”.
I love people sometimes.
I love when people shut others up. I hate looking at the meaning behind a sentence, but I’m glad this guy doesn’t. Now if only he can tell the rest of the people who hide behind the bible because they don’t understand something that god really meant to say that he hates figs, the world would be a better place.
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1 Cor 6:9-11, Lev 20:13, Romans 1: 26, 27
If you argue for gay marriage, I would steer clear of the bible for support.
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This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: A former baggage handler at Reno-Tahoe International Airport says she was fired from her job because she refused to load a bloodied, emaciated hunting dog onto an airplane.
“The Transportation Safety Authority officers couldn’t even get the dog to stand up to be X-rayed,” says Lynn Jones, who was employed by Airport Terminal Services, a contractor in charge of operating the airport’s cargo area.
She says everyone who saw the pointer noted its bloody paws and sore-covered body. “The dog was so weak and torn up,” Jones told the Reno Gazette-Journal. “It didn’t look like it could survive the flight.”
According to shipping documents, the pointer is owned by a Texas-based hunter who regularly ships the dog to his hunting spots, and keeps it locked in a kennel when not in use.
Her now-former supervisor allegedly told her to load the dog onto the plane anyway, since the paperwork was in order. She says she was told to quit concerning herself with the dog’s condition or risk losing her job.
“I was crying,” she told the paper. “I kept saying that dog could not be put on a plane.”
Her supervisor eventually told to go home. However, the company later claimed she had “abandoned” her post, and was therefore terminated. “I didn’t abandon anything; I was told to leave,” she insists.
The Gazette-Journal was unable to obtain specific information and photos related to the incident due to the recently passed Cooney’s Law, but Krys Bart, CEO of the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority and board member of the Nevada Humane Society, told the publication she was “thoroughly disgusted over what I understand to be the situation this animal was put in.”
Airport Police ultimately stepped in and turned the animal over to the Washoe County Regional Animal Services, where it was cared for until it was well enough to be shipped back to Texas.
Though officials were unable to release the related incident report, unidentified airport employees told the Gazette-Journal “they were sickened by its condition.”
Jones is currently looking for another job. She says she loved her job at the airport, but “just couldn’t turn my back on that dog.”
“My supervisor said it wasn’t my concern,” Jones said, surrounded by her three dogs, three cats and pet bird. “But animal abuse is everyone’s concern who sees it.”
[rgj.]
That’s a good women right there.
Kudos to her. Hunters that mistreat their dogs like that should get them taken away… as well as their hunting licenses.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lvrlyrTm4T1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: A former baggage handler at Reno-Tahoe International Airport says she was fired from her job because she refused to load a bloodied, emaciated hunting dog onto an airplane.
“The Transportation Safety Authority officers couldn’t even get the dog to stand up to be X-rayed,” says Lynn Jones, who was employed by Airport Terminal Services, a contractor in charge of operating the airport’s cargo area.
She says everyone who saw the pointer noted its bloody paws and sore-covered body. “The dog was so weak and torn up,” Jones told the Reno Gazette-Journal. “It didn’t look like it could survive the flight.”
According to shipping documents, the pointer is owned by a Texas-based hunter who regularly ships the dog to his hunting spots, and keeps it locked in a kennel when not in use.
Her now-former supervisor allegedly told her to load the dog onto the plane anyway, since the paperwork was in order. She says she was told to quit concerning herself with the dog’s condition or risk losing her job.
“I was crying,” she told the paper. “I kept saying that dog could not be put on a plane.”
Her supervisor eventually told to go home. However, the company later claimed she had “abandoned” her post, and was therefore terminated. “I didn’t abandon anything; I was told to leave,” she insists.
The Gazette-Journal was unable to obtain specific information and photos related to the incident due to the recently passed Cooney’s Law, but Krys Bart, CEO of the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority and board member of the Nevada Humane Society, told the publication she was “thoroughly disgusted over what I understand to be the situation this animal was put in.”
Airport Police ultimately stepped in and turned the animal over to the Washoe County Regional Animal Services, where it was cared for until it was well enough to be shipped back to Texas.
Though officials were unable to release the related incident report, unidentified airport employees told the Gazette-Journal “they were sickened by its condition.”
Jones is currently looking for another job. She says she loved her job at the airport, but “just couldn’t turn my back on that dog.”
“My supervisor said it wasn’t my concern,” Jones said, surrounded by her three dogs, three cats and pet bird. “But animal abuse is everyone’s concern who sees it.”
[rgj.]
That’s a good women right there.
Kudos to her. Hunters that mistreat their dogs like that should get them taken away… as well as their hunting licenses.
