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What a cool dog.

Kealia wrote:From our recent road trip. Taken on a back road heading towards the ghost town of Bodie (the place for which he was named):

He is making some serious eye contact with that camera lens, like he wants to make sure you've got the focus right.

philm00x wrote:How did you manage to get the Santa hat on Maceo? I can't ever seem to get Bubs to wear anything. He'll shake it off or just lie on the ground and not move until I take it off.

You just do it till you get the picture. Of course they may look scary like this, you have the magnet to prove it. Or cute like this. Ya never know.

Well, I don't have a Santa hat for Bubs to wear, but he did pose as a present under the tree for me.



And then Maya Kay decided she wanted to be a present as well.

Kealia wrote:From our recent road trip. Taken on a back road heading towards the ghost town of Bodie (the place for which he was named):

Nice. I would like Bodie a lot me thinks. He looks like he's ready to get down to whatever work you can throw at him.

ok, y'all can color me stupid, but i cannot figure out how to make the pic of my critters small enough to post.

I use Instagram on my phone and upload to Facebook, then copy the image URL into here. This way, I'm not limited to file size by attaching it.

A shot of one of our furry four legged family members, Abbie in one of her favourite spots -- In daddy's office chair.



And both of ours (Abbie & Jenny) showing the rough life they have here with us.

Jeff, I've come to love that picture of Tobias but I showed it to my wife last night and she said I ruined Christmas.

mashani wrote:Nice. I would like Bodie a lot me thinks. He looks like he's ready to get down to whatever work you can throw at him.

That pretty much sums it up and I think you would like him. He's got a great nose and a strong drive. We're doing some SAR work with him (unofficially training him for the moment) and he loves it.

jimjohson wrote:ok, y'all can color me stupid, but i cannot figure out how to make the pic of my critters small enough to post.

I use photobucket. Put my pictures there then copy and paste the location here.

Kealia wrote:

mashani wrote:Nice. I would like Bodie a lot me thinks. He looks like he's ready to get down to whatever work you can throw at him.

That pretty much sums it up and I think you would like him. He's got a great nose and a strong drive. We're doing some SAR work with him (unofficially training him for the moment) and he loves it.

One of my facebook friends does SAR training officially. I ran acrossed her on the MOGS group site. Her and her husband (I think) got national attention when they took a rescued German Shepherd with severe behavioral problems and made a Search and Rescue dog out of him. It seemed giving him a job to do refocused his aggressive tendencies.



This is the group she is a part of https://www.facebook.com/MCK9SAR

They go to and host SAR competitions.

A bored working dog is not representative of its true nature. Working dogs need jobs, even if they are part time/for fun. Otherwise they will invent them, and often ones you do not want. That is what often puts dogs like Diesel into shelters, not that they are "bad dogs". Good to see he's got a job now.

Inkleg wrote:Of course they may look scary like this

Your kitty looks like Krampus!

Couple pics of Corky this am. One, he's playing in the snow, second, enjoying his chew. Hard to get a action shot, he sees the camera and strikes a pose every time. Looking forward to spring, he's going to get a very needed hair cut!