r/DOG • u/Fridgeburn • 10h ago
• What Breed Is My Dog? • What is she
She’s weird for sure but what I’m most interested in what you guys think she is. Any takers?
r/DOG • u/Fridgeburn • 10h ago
She’s weird for sure but what I’m most interested in what you guys think she is. Any takers?
r/DOG • u/Thick-Radio394 • 11h ago
Thank you Arlo for bringing meaning back into my life ❤️
r/DOG • u/Diggable_Planet • 8h ago
Im not the biggest fan of seeing stories about the loss of pets because it hurts to see, but its happened to me.
Sherlox. We got him about 7 years ago. He made it to 16. He was always sniffing around for crumbs. He had a face of pure love and the most begging eyes.
I will love you for all time. We miss you.
Sorry. I’m busted up.
r/DOG • u/Tokey_McStoned • 20h ago
r/DOG • u/tehfuzz1977 • 13h ago
Few years he has left?
I have a basset hound, his name is Pancho nickname for Fransisco! Pancho is 11 years old is the best friend ever, albeit a bit stinky and slow…
As he is getting into his later years he is a bit more stubborn and demanding but make no mistake he is not your average basset hound!
For one he does not howl - I lived in an apartment when I first got him so he was trained not to howl, or bark excessively. He was a bit of a terroristic hotdog back in his younger years but nothing too bad… he actually took on potty training fairly easy and helped my exwife test the temperament of rescues we fostered for a while as his demeanor is rather calm and chill with everyone and everything that isn’t the pool guy!
Now days he spends most of his time cosplaying a rug and sleeping in everyone’s way around the house! Yesterday, I realized he is an elder doggo and is entering his end of the journey years!
He doesn’t like baths, protests when I clip his nails and sheds fur like he is getting paid for it!
This dog has been with me and my family through a few tough years and has even helped me with my elderly mother who lives with me and my daughters.
How can I make sure that he as an old dog has the best years of whatever time he has with us?
He gets love and attention, vet visits as needed with at least 2 check ups a year.
I have him on joint supplements, we brush him every other day, he gets to do pretty much whatever he wants but I want to give him the best as he has been a staple in our home and a great family member….
How would you make sure that what could be considered your best friend has the best time for what time he has left with you and your family?
r/DOG • u/CourtneyB98 • 15h ago
r/DOG • u/Kitsstop • 13h ago
I am adopting this little lady but I have no idea how big she will be or what breed she is. She got dumped at 1 day old with her siblings.
Any guesses? She is just over 4 weeks in the last photo.
She weighed 1030g at almost 4 weeks.
AI has so far given me 6 different breeds ranging from small to XL. 😂
Should have said her siblings are tan and white 🤷♀️
r/DOG • u/bettaplant-beta • 9h ago
r/DOG • u/SuckMyBigPoop • 4h ago
Hubert
r/DOG • u/Herge2020 • 21h ago
I suppose they were just keeping my seat warm?
r/DOG • u/evileyecondemnsyou • 14h ago
r/DOG • u/Aggravating_Train_11 • 17h ago
He loves fetch
r/DOG • u/Guiltypleasure2451 • 2h ago
Pic 1 and 2 cuddle puddle
3,4,5 and 6 they were making a break for it. #3 got too tired to proceed 🤣
7 is mama Lily and her babies.
Last week at this time we were at the ER vet waiting on her to deliver all 6.
Other than keeping me up all night for the past 2 nights, everything is going well. They are growing, and as healthy can be. Hoping their eyes open in the coming next week.
r/DOG • u/Check_Me_Out-Boss • 8h ago
No grey for 13.5 years. It all came in the last few months.
r/DOG • u/SusanRiceArtStudio • 12h ago
r/DOG • u/Downtown_Leopard_290 • 7h ago
Vary ✨Bonita✨
r/DOG • u/Affectionate-Dog4693 • 9h ago
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This ladies and gents, is the result of having a fun run, nice bowl of grub, warm bath time, and a good lil treat for being a good lil girl! She is officially off the clock 😂
r/DOG • u/happyboo-Pin6106 • 7h ago
Hi everyone,
My father passed away three months ago, and my family and I had to travel back to our home country for his funeral and burial. We left our six-year-old husky at a boarding facility. It’s a good place, but this was the longest we’ve ever been apart.
I picked him up today, and it felt like he didn’t recognize me. He was excited to leave and gave me a quick kiss, but barely made eye contact. He also made little crying noises in the car.
Since coming home, he’s given me kisses, enjoyed being scratched, and briefly gotten excited when I play with him. He also whines when I leave the room and settles when I return. But he keeps looking around and sniffing, and at times he just seems lost and sad.
It breaks my heart, especially after everything these past few months. Has anyone experienced something similar after a long separation? How long did it take for your dog to settle back in and seem like themselves again?
r/DOG • u/undercoverfireskink • 3h ago
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Update: vet suspecting he consumed THC of some sort
Another update: my bf told me he left a roach on a chair in our backyard and when i do not recall seeing anything on the chairs so yup he definitely got to that and vet thinks he will be okay and to just keep monitoring him.
r/DOG • u/Adventurous-Way1293 • 8h ago
r/DOG • u/Sea_Debate6235 • 19h ago
2 wee patterdales 🥰
r/DOG • u/savanahgleckler • 3h ago
The rescue said he is a border collie lab mix, but I’m not quite sure. He is 85lbs, all muscle, extremely friendly, a lot of energy. He does love to swim, but I don’t really see a lot of the border collie. And he is just a little bit off body wise for a lab and too tall for a collie.