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This is Stepan. Rescued him shortly after Hurricane Sandy. We call him Steps for short. Loves my boat. Gets pissed if I don't take him.
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EdJovanovski
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Just being clear this “like” is for the dogs, not cats.Anyone who knows my original alias will not be shocked by this:
but I also have two very nice doggies peanut butter & moonpie:
Anyone who knows my original alias will not be shocked by this:
but I also have two very nice doggies peanut butter & moonpie:
So many furries lol!
Machinehead
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This is Murphy. He passed away earlier this year at 17. I am currently dogless but will be looking to make a new addition next year.
For those who still don't know, Donnie is Trouba's dog and I'm just a fan.
Crease
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@Machinehead 17 years is an amazing run. Congrats on a dog life well lived.
Machinehead
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I really appreciate this comment because usually people are like "oh, I'm so sorry" and I'm like "for what? we kicked ass for a decade and a half!"
I do miss him but he was a fun dog and I mostly have happy memories
smoneil
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This is Windsor, an almost six-year old German Shepherd/Siberian Husky mix.
When I adopted her, she was quite smol--the runt of her litter (5 pounds).
She...got bigger. Quickly (one year side by side).
She was born on Christmas day, so she gets rather festive during the holidays.
She LOVES the snow. I have not yet informed her that she is...unlikely to see much of it since we moved to Arkansas.
She is a bit theatrical. Her name is from Shakespeare's play, The Merry Wives of Windsor. I was in a production of that show when I adopted her, and didn't think I had enough time to get her home and settled before I had to be at the theater. I called the director, told her I adopted a 5-pound floof, and the director was thrilled to have me bring her to the show. The woman who played my wife in the show thought the puppy was a better prop than her handbag and--without asking the director--she walked out for Act 1 Scene 1 with this tiny puppy sleeping on her arm. The whole cast joked that the puppy was the "Merry Woof of Windsor," and the name stuck. She was also a "soldier" in chain mail in a production of 2 Henry 4 later that year.
When I adopted her, she was quite smol--the runt of her litter (5 pounds).
She...got bigger. Quickly (one year side by side).
She was born on Christmas day, so she gets rather festive during the holidays.
She LOVES the snow. I have not yet informed her that she is...unlikely to see much of it since we moved to Arkansas.
She is a bit theatrical. Her name is from Shakespeare's play, The Merry Wives of Windsor. I was in a production of that show when I adopted her, and didn't think I had enough time to get her home and settled before I had to be at the theater. I called the director, told her I adopted a 5-pound floof, and the director was thrilled to have me bring her to the show. The woman who played my wife in the show thought the puppy was a better prop than her handbag and--without asking the director--she walked out for Act 1 Scene 1 with this tiny puppy sleeping on her arm. The whole cast joked that the puppy was the "Merry Woof of Windsor," and the name stuck. She was also a "soldier" in chain mail in a production of 2 Henry 4 later that year.
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Irishguy42
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Here's one I took of my girl a minute ago
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Barnaby
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This is Dixie... 2.5 year old Boston Terrier.
Great thread idea.
She thinks she weighs 160, not 25 pounds. She might be the dog equivalent of Sean Avery - she loves agitating my neighbors German Shepherd.
This is Dixie... 2.5 year old Boston Terrier.
Great thread idea.
She thinks she weighs 160, not 25 pounds. She might be the dog equivalent of Sean Avery - she loves agitating my neighbors German Shepherd.
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Irishguy42
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Baby Duck Homme
Still waiting to catch a puck from Fotiu...
This is my buddy Puma. He is a male calico cat which is pretty rare. He is shameless and throws himself at anyone that comes in the door. I have had female cats my whole life. It is true that male cats are more affectionate.
Jabroni
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I think you've inspired me to get a Boston Terrier.
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Thank you! She knows and takes advantage being a very spoiled girl. When I watch TV she likes to jump on top of me and sit demanding belly rubs.
eco's bones
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This is Windsor, an almost six-year old German Shepherd/Siberian Husky mix.
When I adopted her, she was quite smol--the runt of her litter (5 pounds).
She...got bigger. Quickly (one year side by side).
She was born on Christmas day, so she gets rather festive during the holidays.
She LOVES the snow. I have not yet informed her that she is...unlikely to see much of it since we moved to Arkansas.
She is a bit theatrical. Her name is from Shakespeare's play, The Merry Wives of Windsor. I was in a production of that show when I adopted her, and didn't think I had enough time to get her home and settled before I had to be at the theater. I called the director, told her I adopted a 5-pound floof, and the director was thrilled to have me bring her to the show. The woman who played my wife in the show thought the puppy was a better prop than her handbag and--without asking the director--she walked out for Act 1 Scene 1 with this tiny puppy sleeping on her arm. The whole cast joked that the puppy was the "Merry Woof of Windsor," and the name stuck. She was also a "soldier" in chain mail in a production of 2 Henry 4 later that year.
Looks like you have an interesting library too.
Mandar
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View media item 8142View media item 8141View media item 8140Our Beagles.....Hank and Snoop. You can guess who Hank was named for....
RangerBlues
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EdJovanovski
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I’ve always wanted a beagle, my parents don’t like small dogs and we have a pretty big yard so may as well take advantage and have big dogs. But once I’m living on my own the first dog I’ll get is probably a Beagle. Cant wait to give Ranger themed names too
Hank is an obvs choice, I like the name simply ‘Ranger’ too. Buch might be a good dog name as well
Mandar
The Real Maven
They are great dogs....lots of fun. Very strong and vocal....ours are 35-40 pounds, so not that small. You will love them!I’ve always wanted a beagle, my parents don’t like small dogs and we have a pretty big yard so may as well take advantage and have big dogs. But once I’m living on my own the first dog I’ll get is probably a Beagle. Cant wait to give Ranger themed names too
We had Golden Retrievers for our kids growing up....the best dogs for kids to grow up with.
smoneil
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Fricking expensive one, haha. I had more than 50 small boxes of just books when I moved from Rochester to Arkansas. Probably doubled the cost of the move. Dangers of being an English prof.
smoneil
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Mandar
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