I have a friend who had a “Loki” who looked nearly identical!
Your dogs - let's see them
CandyLindTX
(Candy Lind)
#103
What a darling girl! I’m about to post a pic of my old lady, Makensie (also a mini-Schnauzer, but closer to 19 lb.).
CandyLindTX
(Candy Lind)
#105
I have a friend who fosters Bostons in DFW. She’s already got one permanent “foster fail.”
CandyLindTX
(Candy Lind)
#106
I’m all out of love, so now I’ll post a picture of My mini-Schnau, Makensie (don’t blame me for that weird spelling!). She’s 14 now, got her at age 5 with socialization issues. She’s a real “Momma’s Girl,” but knows she can get away with more when Dad’s around. This is an older pic of her in the obligatory Texas Bluebonnet patch. I couldn’t find the one of her in the bunk of our truck. Yep, she’s a trucker dog! (upload://isxybuzisKzT0zp64eGS94ln0mW.jpeg)
Brunneria
#108
We have two Shih Tzus.
Too cute and fluffy to be real dogs, I hear you say.
Just don’t let them hear you say that…
barefootbob
#115
Almost lost my dog, though. We stopped to stretch & let her potty and the darned fool took off - in Congaree swamp! Home to many beasties: wild hogs and lots of water moccasins among them. I called her for a while then started walking and calling. She barked and was on the opposite bank up a hill. She swam back and was so happy and puppy-ish that I couldn’t even scold her. That and I was happy to have my old friend safe, she’s a rescue so I don’t know how old she really is but she’s getting grey.
Here she is poking her head out to hurry me up. She’s had her fun and ready to go home.
Squeeeyk
#116
JustPeachy
(Sophie)
#117
Oh geez! I know that put the fear into you! Glad you got her back. Is she chipped? Ours is a rescue too but she adopted us, not the other way around.
barefootbob
#118
Yes, she’s chipped but we were waaay back in the national forest.
Turns out she’s much more spry than she lets on.
CandyLindTX
(Candy Lind)
#121
Need some doggie-lover love tonight - my old lady, Makensie, is going to lose her right eye in the next couple of weeks. Her lens in that eye is completely occluded, any way, but she has a growth that is causing a pressure increase and inflammation, so the ophthalmologist says it needs to go. Right now we are looking for the right place to have it done (the ophth. actually told us to go elsewhere to save money!), and medicating the pressure and inflammation issues. She’ll probably come through this better than I will - so a few prayers and good thinks for us both would be appreciated.