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Male yellow lab.

We are partial to Airedales

We are digging our Corgi a lot. What a fun little buddy to have around the house!






And cabin:

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Cockers became popular back in the '40s when I was a kid, and some were snappy little bastids. Neighbor's bit me.

English Springers for us, hunters and family pets. Our current 10 y/o will be our last; we're too old to properly care for another who might outlive us. Our girl has cancer, vet, oncologist, gave her a month to a year. It's been four months and no obvious symptoms. Just on a NSAID. Total sweetheart. Taking it one day at a time, each is a blessing.

Neighbor's daughter is a college-certified dog trainer. She's presently boarding/training a French Bulldog...Bently. The Yuppies who own her spent $5,000 on him and another $4,000 for training. I'll stick with my little rescue Dachshunds.

Remember the flood of Dalmations after the movie 101 Dalmations? Lots of behavioral issues due to rampant breeding.

And German Shepherds after "The Littlest Hobo" and cockapoos after the first Benji movie.

Molly, Australian Shepard, she was a sweetheart.

I bet a French bulldog can’t hunt all day for grouse and then start all over again the next day.

It's one of the breeds no airline will let you fly with too.

I've owned beagles for nearly 50 years, the one previous to my current year old male was a pugle. I used to call him my brown beagle, most intelligent dog I've ever owned.

I find this very hard to believe.

But the google machine says it’s so. Must be true…

Well, I took the photos of the dog down in case I plan on freeloading at their house again in the future

Anyhoo….. here’s my two mutts who delivered themselves to my street, free of charge. Congenial companions and Grade A chick magnets. Cleburne also stalled some guy from just walking in my open front door at 4am one morning 😎

#westsideSAstrays

You said it brother!!

Ha!! So that's where that comes from. Pic # 3. We had a rat terrier/corgi mix. Great little dog that was smart as a whip and looked a lot like a terrier but was a bit stocky with a coat more like a corgi and layed just like yours with his back legs straight out.

Haha the first time I seen her do that, I seriously laughed out loud.

My Corgi does it too.

One thing for sure Jim,

Poor white wimmins ain't buying them unless they're selling their EBT cards for drugs and then flipping them for cash to buy a Frenchie.

Awesome dogs!

Do you have any advice on the shedding? That is the only thing I can't stand. F'n dog hair. Everywhere!