Thread: Photos of your dog

So cute

super cute.....that should be an interesting cross...hopefully the hyperness of visla will be tempered by the slobberadore .... and the short no malt coat of the visla counter the permanent hair shedding of the lab....

The nose of a Pointer with the stomach of a labradoor...........................a match made in heaven,

Cute pup, I hope you have a long and happy time together, from experience the years will fly by

Hopefully, @Micky Duck. This our first ever dog, so we needed something a little more chilled out.

Yes, @mikee - might get her into trouble more than once! Now, about that pet insurance...

My wife found the 'portrait' setting on her camera. Last one for a while, I promise

Originally Posted by mopheadrob

Hopefully, @Micky Duck. This our first ever dog, so we needed something a little more chilled out.

Yes, @mikee - might get her into trouble more than once! Now, about that pet insurance...

My wife found the 'portrait' setting on her camera. Last one for a while, I promise

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Bugger that more pictures the better mate

Too right Mikee
It will give me an excuse to spam the site with pics of my pup when I get one in a few months.
Now what breed should I get almost as dangerous a question as "what calibre"

Katie the cross from rescue society,turned out to be a great deer dog,Bruno the red headed stepchild that the sister in law no longer wanted,lab /springer cross,hopefully be a handy duck dog and maybe deer dog one day to replace the old girl.

Keep an eye on those eyes mopheadrob

lol he must be part bat too with feet that sticky
He's a dog so should still be able to sniff out a downed critter I would think.

Go Mack the pond pup

Originally Posted by kawhia

Keep an eye on those eyes mopheadrob

Yeah, was a little worried about that but the breeder said the vet had checked her out and it was all good.

A bit of googling called it ectropion, and apparently in some cases you've got to give them regular eye drops. Have you had experience with it?

They don't always look that bad either - this was her last night:

I bred a pup years ago that developed it, at the time didn’t know that the hell it was… was not visible when he was vetted prior to being shipped.
Lesson learnt, it’s very bad in show cockers you see it a lot.

Looks pretty bad to me. I would say that look is highly likely to induce a biscuit
How could you say no to that

Originally Posted by mopheadrob

Yeah, was a little worried about that but the breeder said the vet had checked her out and it was all good.

A bit of googling called it ectropion, and apparently in some cases you've got to give them regular eye drops. Have you had experience with it?

They don't always look that bad either - this was her last night:

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Settling in for some Friday arvo heavy dub... It's winter after all.

Now going for maximum singe effect!

Fark me I don't know how he can sit that close, it's bloody hot...