dog pictures

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I know this could have gone in the cutie pie thread, but I didn’t want it to. Don’t sue me.

Here are pictures of the dogs who share my life. None of them are actually mine, though. They belong to family members, friends, and neighbors, and I’m just the insane person who takes pictures of them all the time.

This is Booger, one of my brothers’ dogs, after she rolled around in the mud and wanted me to pick her up.

“Let me tell you a secret.”

This is my uncle’s one eyed dog, Lil Bit. He looks harmless, but he will eat you alive.

And so will this dog, Red, who belongs to another uncle.

Joker, also one of my brothers’ dogs, and Booger again.

Booger, yet again, after she came home and got all the mud washed (and licked) off her back.

This is my neighbors’ dog, Sugar. She likes to come over and play with Joker and Booger sometimes. They tear the house apart, as you can see.

Sugar, again. She goes walking with us every day.

This is my aunt’s dog, Star. She weighs 90 pounds and likes to sit on your lap and lick you.

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I’m usually a Cat Person, but those dogs are cutie-pies…especially Booger.

I love that picture of Sugar. :slight_smile:

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I would take some of the cats, but there are about 40, and I don’t want any of them to feel left out. :slight_smile:

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Wow, I love that dog! :heart:

I am a cat person as well, but I cant resist a cute dog :puppyeyes:

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Nice looking dogs. And nice photos too, Cranberry.

I’m wondering why Lil Bit and Red would want to eat anyone alive? Were they trained to be aggressive? Maybe for protection?

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I don’t know..there just seems something..wrong about it.

Sorry Cran, I couldn’t resist…it was the evil-looking camera eye glare that made me do it.

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They’re both snippy little dogs. If you leave them alone, they’re fine, but I think they’re just cats on the inside.

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Ya’ gotta love that tongue flying out all over the place. Great photo! Here’s my little (or not) boyo, Squeegee. He’s three and a half, and a real sweetie…uh…if he knows you that is. He’s been through a lot, including a lightening stike while seated in my lap…a long story here…but came through it (as did I) with health in tact for the most part.

I really love this dog!

This is us relaxing on Sanibel Island:

…more fun than mere mortals ought to be allowed. :smiley:

(…thanks to cskinner for technical assistance with photo posting :slight_smile: )

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Joseph, it appears you are as prone to sunburn as I am! :slight_smile:

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Yup. It’s the red hair (what’s left of it that isn’t turning white) and the fair skin…but at least my arms have lots and lots of freckles to more than make up for it. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Wanderer wrote:“it was the evil-looking camera eye glare that made me do it.”

Just to answer a possible trivia question in your future…that reflectiveness is caused by a membrane in the back of the dog’s eye called a tapetum. It’s highly reflective, usually giving off a blue to green glow when lit, designed to make the best of very low light, allowing dogs, cat’s and other non-humans to be able to see a good bit better than we in the dark. A pretty cool thing to have in one’s arsenal of ‘special things’ if you ask me. :slight_smile:

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This is a standard poodle:

These . . . are sheep.

Any questions?

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Actually it’s my parents who have the standard poodles. Not much of a challenge to figure out my favorite breed, now, is it? :wink: Like any happenin’ pup, my cutie-pie, Miss Fergie, has her own web page (its tough to do without opposable thumbs, but scotties are tenacious) and I just can’t resist the chance to share it:

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Standard Poodles are indeed a tremendous companion dog. I just wish their hair cuts (..uh…the ones done to show them in the ring) were a little less disproportionate…but that cut is designed to serve a speciffic function…to maintain steady body temperature over the vital organs while in the water. What most folks do not realize, Poodles are ‘working dogs’ whose job requires them to be swimming a bunch of the time…any time of the year.

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…Terriers, can’t beat 'em for tenacity. :slight_smile:

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Scotties were also bred as working dogs; their job was to go after ill-tempered burrowing critters such as badgers. Hence the short stature…and considerable courage. Miss Fergie has no fear whatsoever of Rottweilers five times her size… and she’s quite the huntress, occasionally dispatching a rabbit or possum and presenting it for our approval.

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i really love dogs, those are great pictures cran, thanks. I grew up with a dog, an autralian sheepdog, he was the very best.

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Booger is my favourite about Cran’s dogs - so cute!

This is Ricky, our family’s dog. He’s not too smart, but he can be nice if he’s in the mood.

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This is Suki (in the middle) my Japanese Akita-inu,she was only 6 weeks old here.She’s a bit bigger now,so I will post a cpl of more pics of her when I get home from work.

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Whistling Willie, these puppies are incredibly sweet.