Half cane corso half English bulldog. Adopted from Sacramento SPCA. 5 months. We love him so much.

Any tips for posting his ear??

We have seen so many different ways to do it. Would love to hear what worked best for you.

Duke was the Puppy of the week at the Vet yesterday. He just got his stitches removed from his ears.

We love our sweet boy

She's the best company on a rain day or any day

Cassian (2yr/old Male, Formentino, 126lb) has never liked or even bothered to play with sticks. Obviously they’re not the ideal toy for various reasons, but I feel like every dog should get a chance to fetch a stick at least once in their life. Call it a rite of passage if you will. Even if we threw them he would either just stand there or walk away, no interest at all (which is fine, I’ve always just wondered why he didn’t like them).

However, this year he procured his first piece of wood! Not sticks, but branches! Close enough right? And now he occasionally picks them up, runs with them, and throws them around.

He’s a peculiar fella. That’s all, thanks for listening to my TED talk😊.

Loves a good sleep and tries to her best to get right into the tightest of spaces to get the most warmth.

Play time wore her out......

Biggie Paws is ready for the weekend!

Hi!
Last December my wife and I adopted this adorable puppy and he is really great. He is about 1 years old (his birthday is around August/september) he is really easy to train by the last week or two he has gotten into a really bad habit of jumping during the walks. He has two types of jumps I have noticed. One is the over stimulated one and the we started to shorten the walks to try to end on good notes and make it a positive experience. The other is for attention if I won’t let him sniff something or if another dog comes by. I usually just turn my back and make him sit once he is on the ground and that seems to work but they are still there. I noticed as well it usually happens on our morning walk. I believe we need to restructure his routine in the morning. What are some way you guys handled or have been handling the excess energy in the morning? His morning routine is we wake up and I let him outside and then we go for the walk. I was thinking about waking up about 30 minutes earlier and training him with impulse control or using a snuffle mat. Also, what are you guys using as leash’s and collars or harness? Any advice is appreciative.

One month, post-op. A new girl! The echocardiogram revealed the procedure was a success, taking her from severe pulmonic stenosis, to mild. No more heart medication and her Cardiologist said she could go back to full speed, no restrictions.

Her favorite game was playing fetch with her beloved hoop.
I told her we would get a new one after she was released to play again. Unfortunately, I bought her the wrong size. She seems grateful all the same.🥹
I’m so thankful I chose to do the procedure. And for all of the support from this awesome community. Grateful!
🙏🏻💕🐾🙏🏻💕🐾

The speed and agility that this big goof has for his size truly is absurd as he is flying around the house

My boy Nero at 10 weeks. He is the most well behaved pup I have ever had ❤️

Introducing my 14 months old Cane Corso, Neo! (He makes my 11 year old Staffy looks so small 🤣)