My favorite pic of Ash is him playing with my parent's dog. As he has the high ground, he reaches out his paw to boop my parent's dog.

Ash loves looking out the window wherever we go

I love my dog, 6 years old, about 50 lbs. he's sweet and wonderful. But. He insists on going outside 4-5 times a day to go pee because he never goes all the way to empty his bladder. He'll insist on finding a 'good' smelling area and will wet there, quit, and even if there is a block longer on our walk he'll stay full until we get home only to insist on going back out a short while longer.

How do I deal with this? I'm a city apartment dweller and have to put on full winter gear and go outside with him so it's becoming a frustration of mine.

Her name is nuts she is kinda small idk why we found her in the street she is our guard dog

I have a couple of Dalmatians. We do a ton of walking and playing in the backyard.

I feel bad for them this week. I know they are going stir crazy after getting a foot of snow. We don’t mind playing in the snow, but the temperature has been bitterly cold.

How do you exercise your high energy dogs when stuck at home?

"Hey Ghost, Charlie is in your crate."

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"Ghost... he's in your..."

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"Never mind.... Well I hope you're happy, Charles."

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"Don't give me that look, it's not your crate."

We have two. One claims things as he goes, the other is queen of all she surveys. Her property extends to the edge of her senses at all times and shall not be trespassed upon (family and other dog excepted, and only sometimes for the latter).

She does have a train friend she allows to go through her property though. The train is her best friend. She really loves the train. She wags her tail when the train goes through.

Nothing else is allowed.

Obligatory dog pic time.

Here is Queen Ghost not allowing her serf Charlie to get on the bed.

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Our "little man" is a mighty mutt who's a mix of eight breeds (about half of his DNA is Siberian Husky and Mountain Cur). We believe he was malnourished and ill when the shelter first took him, and it temporarily stunted his growth. He was projected to max out at 55 pounds when we adopted him at 15 weeks. Now it looks more likely he'll be between 80-90 pounds. We never had a dog that large before!

Right now is a trying time, but I'm reminding myself that eleven years ago we had a puppy who was the same age, but even more challenging, and he turned out to be a wonderful dog.

This guys is incredibly curious and soooo clever. He wanted a piece of plastic wrap he found on the floor. I took it from him and pocketed it. He later hopped up on the couch and appeared to snuggle. It was a ploy to pickpocket me! XD

It feels like having a large destructive furry toddler—including our house looking a bit trashed and planning the day around naps. I feel like I'm failing to train him (though I know his hormonal distractedness will pass), but I'm trying to appreciate this time as much as parts of it exhaust me.

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Her name is Josie and she containes a great deal of blurry energy as the result of nuclear fusion (I think)

He’s a good boy.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/50437143

4 month old Cavoodle

it is incredible, but it is 12 years since this clown entered my life. 13 years old and still acts like a 5 year old...