Dog Pics

[Scott_M]

9 hours ago, Harry's Lad said:

Our Cockapoo.

Dotty by name and Dotty by nature.

Missed a trick not calling her Chewie or Wicket!

[Harry's Lad]

6 minutes ago, Scott_M said:

Missed a trick not calling her Chewie or Wicket!

Didn't have a say Mate.

She's her baby.

[Karl_b]

7 hours ago, Harry's Lad said:

Thanks mate.

We have to get ours groomed every 6 weeks otherwise it gets unmanageable. 

My Mrs has to brush her at least twice a day or her coat mats and she has to get scalped.

Expensive dogs to maintain.

 

Monty has more Cocker like than poodle hair, fortunately. He has a brush once a day and we've taken to cutting and grooming ourselves during lockdown and have got pretty good at it. He still gets mats like, the scruffy bastard.

[Baresi]

Hugo had his first haircut today - 

[Harry's Lad]

41 minutes ago, Madrid Diecinueve said:

Hugo had his first haircut today - 

My Mrs has just seen that photo.

She wants him.

Be aware.

Be very aware.

[A Red]

Alfie and Herbie having a rest 

[YorkshireRed]

Buddy’s disgusted that my hangover is delaying his morning walk. 

[Dr Nowt]

My boy dog snapped his cruciate ligament in the summer, necessitating TPLO surgery. He’s a fucking mentalist at the best of times. One of the surgeons said she was watching him while in their care and he worked out how to get out of any cone they put him in virtually straight away each time. He’s relentless, a right clever little fucker and being locked up all day for 8 weeks is driving him mad. In her words “This is an intellectual problem for him, it’s just too boring for his intelligence”. He has already shed one collar in the night, got at his wound and ended up back in there with an infection. Anyway, the only thing working so far is putting him in a doughnut colour, 2 cones and a crate he can barely move around in. He looks like he’s wearing a spit hood in just one of them. 
 

This is the full combo required to stop him from fucking Houdini-ing out of it and doing himself another mischief.

 

 

My mate’s dog did cruciates on both sides last year, TPLO surgery each time, so they’re veterans of the aftercare. Was just talking to his wife about it and she sent me this of what they ultimately had to put him in. Absolutely pissing myself. Like dog S&M. Look at his fucking face. Pure indignation.

 

[Paulie Dangerously]

Pebbles 8 months old now. She doesn't seem to be getting much bigger and is weighing in at 3.2kg. She's having her first heat at the minute so is currently in one of 3 states; licking her vulva, sleeping or being fucking mental. 

 

 

[Harry's Lad]

Dotty had her haircut this week as well.

We had to change the groomer because the original one wasn't doing a very good job even if she was highly recommended. 

This new one takes her time and is much better.

Cheaper too.

[Paulie Dangerously]

48 minutes ago, Harry's Lad said:

Dotty had her haircut this week as well.

We had to change the groomer because the original one wasn't doing a very good job even if she was highly recommended. 

This new one takes her time and is much better.

Cheaper too.

Belter

[Red Banjo]

My dog is an utter nobhead.

 

He see's me leaving the bed for whatever reason as his opportunity to steal my spot.

 

Then literally sits looking at me as if to say "What? This is my house too. Deal with it"

 

Bellend.

[Harry's Lad]

1 hour ago, Paulie Dangerously said:

Pebbles 8 months old now. She doesn't seem to be getting much bigger and is weighing in at 3.2kg. She's having her first heat at the minute so is currently in one of 3 states; licking her vulva, sleeping or being fucking mental. 

 

 

She's lovely mate.

I've had dogs all my life and couldn't be without one. Everything you do for them gets repaid tenfold.

Incredible animals.

[Karl_b]

We woke up to a thick covering of snow this morning. Monty has only ever seen a light dusting before and didn't know what to make of it. Two steps out of the door and he was excited beyond belief and had an amazing time at the park. We were there so early that there was hardly anyone else about. Bliss.

 

 

[Karl_b]

2 minutes ago, Karl_b said:

 

[Karl_b]

Edit - triple post knobhead.

[the chimp]

Winston at 9 months. He's about 30kgs now. I don't think he'll get too much taller but will fill out a bit. He's a good lad and boss company. Made up we got him. 

 

[Gnasher]

Hotel dog in Austria watches people use local Tobaggan run and decides to have a go himself. 

 

 

 

[Paulie Dangerously]

How often does everyone feed their pooches? 

 

Pebbles was twice a day but she's recently been turning down food in the mornings. Our routine is a bit strange at the minute as we're all in work/school different days so it might just be an autistic dog thing. 

 

We've switched to just one meal in the evening which she eats most of. We're on the Tails.com and I've always thought their suggested portion was big for a dog her size and she's under 4kg.  

 

Our vets said she should ideally be fed twice a day but one is fine if she eats it. I just feel sly with her waiting 24 hours for her dinner. 

[VladimirIlyich]

7 minutes ago, Paulie Dangerously said:

How often does everyone feed their pooches? 

 

Pebbles was twice a day but she's recently been turning down food in the mornings. Our routine is a bit strange at the minute as we're all in work/school different days so it might just be an autistic dog thing. 

 

We've switched to just one meal in the evening which she eats most of. We're on the Tails.com and I've always thought their suggested portion was big for a dog her size and she's under 4kg.  

 

Our vets said she should ideally be fed twice a day but one is fine if she eats it. I just feel sly with her waiting 24 hours for her dinner. 

Can she eat kibble or dry food? My sister's family tends to leave dry food and water if the family has to leave the dog to go out to work and school.

[Paulie Dangerously]

1 minute ago, VladimirIlyich said:

Can she eat kibble or dry food? My sister's family tends to leave dry food and water if the family has to leave the dog to go out to work and school.

Its a bit of both. She had kibble in the morning and kibble mixed with wet food in the evenings. She's just shy of 1 and the last few weeks she's not interested in the morning. 

[the chimp]

I feed mine three times a day. I know when they're out of the puppy stage they say to increase the portions whilst reducing the frequency of meals, but it seems to suit him well. He has never destroyed anything inside our out but I wouldn't feed him once a day for fear of having nothing left unchewed. I don't see the problem with two smaller meals Paulie, but if she seems happy with one, what works, works. We tend to mix and match ours so he doesn't have the same food all the time.

[Karl_b]

We're a bit ad-hoc in how we feed Monty. We don't feed him an hour either side of walks which means he tends to get something mid-morning and then early evening but sometimes he's not hungry or he's had too many training snacks through the day. Like you Paulie, we tend to give him a good quality kibble mixed with some cooked meat and vegetables. He's 20 months now and a bit more used to the routine but he was a bit fussy at around 1 year old; there were definitely spells when I thought he wasn't eating enough and was getting a bit skinny. We also tend to change flavour of kibble, from the same brand, with each bag which I think helps with keeping his interest in it. 

[Karl_b]

Also, we had more snow this week.

 

 

[VladimirIlyich]

1 hour ago, Karl_b said:

Also, we had more snow this week.

 

 

Looks like snow is his food of the day.