My crew :D

Zak and Tess



My friend Kay with Arnie and Teddy (Teddy only has one eye)



Dave and Wilson




George no2 asleep with one of the pups



Arnie suffering from a cold



loads more to follow :D

 

Hi there, Funny Face, just about to shut down and saw these chappies .... nice to see you back. xx

Gosh, what beauties they all are and that little babe you have ......

I'll write you over the weekend. xx

 

Hey Vicki :D Ive put a pic of myself on my profile so you can finally see what i look like ha ha :D theres more pics and more dogs but im adding them daily

 

My oh my!...they are some impressive lads.

 

Hi Pal :D thanks they are impressive, two of them are working dogs, two are Pets as Therapy dogs (PAT dogs), two are just pets and two are rescue's. I kind of fostered them and they never left helped me get through some truly difficult times along with my good friends on here, Dee, Vicki and Shiney so thanks for that guys :D

 

:luv: 'em Paula .

 

More pics :D

My dear departed hubby giving one of the dogs his friday night poppadom :D



Wilson out like a light :D



Down the woods :D





Time for a drink :D



Whats over here then?



Let me catch my breath :D



Chillin :D



Zak



Searching for Velosaraptors in the ferns :D



I had this one framed :D



working on the patio mum honest!



I'm more interesing than the tv :hehe:



My friend Kim dropped by for a hug :love:



The Gardener




Hey mum hows this pose?



More to follow :D

 

Hey Gogs :D thanks for that. They can look a bit daunting but trained correctly the ar the softest most noble and loyal breed i can think of :D

 

Here i come mum, what do you thin of the ears :D

 

Hey Gogs :D thanks for that. They can look a bit daunting but trained correctly the ar the softest most noble and loyal breed i can think of :D

I did wonder about that Paula ....

 

Pal i hear what you are saying and tbh there are too many people out there with large breeds who do no research and just get the dog because they 'like the look of it' or any breed for that matter

Rotties were originally used for herding cattle, the guarding instinct is an individual thing some are some arent like with other breeds, Teddy (with the one eye) is slightly territorial but only in as much as he loves visitors but doesnt like them to leave :D

 

:D:D....So I'd have to sneak out then:D:D

 

Pal the secret code is every visitor says goodbye to Teddy before getting up to go and then he will just cry a little bit like he is saying 'don't go' :hehe: he does look sweey with having just the one eye, like a loveable rogue :D

 

Ok then ...So Teddy is second in command then,after you of course:wink:

Paula,Having had dogs myself,I understand there has to be a pecking order, but I would love to learn the finer qualities of dog understanding.

 

Pal you can ask me anything about it you like :yez:

The pecking order wth my lot is lead by 'Dave' who i named purely for the entertainment of being able to call out Oi Dave :D, Teddy is the mischeivous one and second in command but guests leaving he finds offensive :rotfl: guests let himget away with blue murder as he only has the one eye and they seem to think this disables him when in fact you would never know it unless you looked at his face of course :rotfl: