Pictures of our non-human friends
09-26-2011, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by cjinvt
I have a Stella as well, she is an 11 yr old German shepard and the keeper of the flock/pack. I adopted a 2 yr old Great dane named Penny Lane and she is an angel sent to me. She is already a therapy dog and just lightens up the room when she walks in.
Then I have a paint horse named Skylar and my 2 percherons, Else is the mother and Emma is her 3 yr old baby, who is already a full hand taller than Else. I think life without animals just doesn't have the same feeling of calm and happiness and of course unconditional love.
Then I have a paint horse named Skylar and my 2 percherons, Else is the mother and Emma is her 3 yr old baby, who is already a full hand taller than Else. I think life without animals just doesn't have the same feeling of calm and happiness and of course unconditional love.
09-29-2011, 09:19 PM
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I just have to say that I'm so sorry for not keeping up on this! I love to see all the pictures. I don't get too much time on the computer, as my sister and I have to use someone else's.
I love update pictures or just more of ones already posted. Please keep posting pictures, and feel welcome to invite anyone to post their "baby's" pictures too!
oh, Sheila_H, I did have a one of these on before, not too long after I signed up, and it was huge, but it got deleted somehow. I hope this one gets to stay.
I love update pictures or just more of ones already posted. Please keep posting pictures, and feel welcome to invite anyone to post their "baby's" pictures too!
oh, Sheila_H, I did have a one of these on before, not too long after I signed up, and it was huge, but it got deleted somehow. I hope this one gets to stay.
10-24-2011, 01:22 PM
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Here are Tweety, green male, and Lovey, blue female, parakeets. I will have to post pictures of the cats at my DH's office and goats later.
Lovely
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10-24-2011, 04:53 PM
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I originally posted this picture on my introduction page in response to Quiltmaniac2010's welcome wish, as her avatar is a Sheltie. Then I noticed that there is an area specifically for pets pics and I see that Quiltmania2010 has four Shelties! I don't know why more people don't get a Sheltie, they are in the top 10 of smartest dogs and are wonderfully loyal and friendly. Also at approx. 20 pounds, a very manageable size.
Jack loves to run, chase and retrieve tennis balls. We have a ball chucker and this is his most favourite thing ever to do. If we are walking in the park and someone else is there ball-chucking with their dog, my Jack always races in and steals the ball. I keep telling him, "That's not your ball, Jack" but he doesn't get it. :-)
In the house he constantly brings toys over to people in the hopes that they will throw them for him to fetch. He brings them over and shoves them in your lap, or drops them at your feet. If you don't move to pick up the toy, he will pick it up with his mouth and nudge it a bit closer to you - HINT! I moved into my house in December 2007 and my hardwood floors have been destroyed by Jack's fetching. (I wouldn't want it any other way!) He also has a very cute habit of coming over to people and putting his head on their thigh or lap and staring up at them with his big, brown eyes. This is his "pat me, love me" look.
Jack loves to run, chase and retrieve tennis balls. We have a ball chucker and this is his most favourite thing ever to do. If we are walking in the park and someone else is there ball-chucking with their dog, my Jack always races in and steals the ball. I keep telling him, "That's not your ball, Jack" but he doesn't get it. :-)
In the house he constantly brings toys over to people in the hopes that they will throw them for him to fetch. He brings them over and shoves them in your lap, or drops them at your feet. If you don't move to pick up the toy, he will pick it up with his mouth and nudge it a bit closer to you - HINT! I moved into my house in December 2007 and my hardwood floors have been destroyed by Jack's fetching. (I wouldn't want it any other way!) He also has a very cute habit of coming over to people and putting his head on their thigh or lap and staring up at them with his big, brown eyes. This is his "pat me, love me" look.
Jack DOB July 13, 2005
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10-25-2011, 08:28 PM
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Canada Kate, I wish our girl(s) like to chase and bring back a ball. They just watch it arc and land, then ask what's next.
Once a family friend threw a stick and they took off! Surprised, Dawn gasped, and wanted to know how he got them to do that? He answered that they'd chase it, but won't bring it back.
Once a family friend threw a stick and they took off! Surprised, Dawn gasped, and wanted to know how he got them to do that? He answered that they'd chase it, but won't bring it back.
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