With all the members with dogs its time to show of your dogs here so here is mine his name is Dawson.

 

 

And this is Rosie she is very old and blind in one eye totally deaf and a diabetic

 

 

My daughter dog

 

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obviously not lol

Here is my 7 year old ex racer Kane who came to me at the end of last year.

This is a typical evening pose.....

 

"I cant see you ... so you cant see me"

 

lovely dog pete, even got a racing dog collar lol

by the way, greyhounds make lovely house pets, great with kids and family and some can also be ok with other pets but please request a home visit with the re-homer before taking it in (although a decent rescue centre will request a home visit anyway)

by the way, greyhounds make lovely house pets, great with kids and family and some can also be ok with other pets but please request a home visit with the re-homer before taking it in (although a decent rescue centre will request a home visit anyway)

 

what are they like with rabbits mate:D

what are they like with rabbits mate:D

 

really good actually, just dont them the the hare lol

what are they like with rabbits mate:D

 

Delicious mate...nom..nom...:chef:

they wont eat rabbits unless skinned, chopped and boiled, they will chase, catch bite and hold till they dont move or squeel anymore lol

Nice dog Pete.

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My golden (Oscar) chases, catches, shakes, kills and brings rabbits back without puncturing the skin. He's a bloody good assassin who bizarrely just did it instinctively one day. My other golden, who we sadly lost a year or so back, could never catch one, so would wait for the other to drop his kill at our feet then grab it and maul it until it was indistinguishable with internal organs flying everywhere and his coat like a rabid murderer!

 

We used to live on the edge of farmland and the farmer allowed us to walk the perimeters of his crop fields, he used to hunt as a hobby and asked if he could use Oscar for his hunts. We considered it but decided there was a fine line between a 'working dog' and a pet, so didn't let him play!

this is my gf's dog oscar

 

 

sat waiting for me to get home from work

 

 

 

just sat posing as hes a camera tart.

 

hes a big softy, and loves to play with the lawnmower for some strange reason.

Jimmy Jones.........

 

here my 2 staffs rocky and fudge both from the rspca

 

 

 

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lovely dog pete, even got a racing dog collar lol

 

He has settled very well to home comforts.

I got him here.................

http://www.rgtmidlands.co.uk/

Judith and John have been very helpful in showing/teaching me how to look after him.

 

Its a big day for him tomorrow as he is taking part in one of the Great British Greyhound walks(Heanor/Shipley Park)

 

....................http://greatbritishgreyhoundwalk.org.uk/walks/

I might go too but my daughter Leanne and her partner are taking him anyway.... complete with his red bandama.:yes:

http://s618.photobucket.com/user/mattblackaccord/media/IMG_0162.mp4.html

This is kiya our 3yr old Sarloo which is a wolfdog

She is a rescue dog bless her and was seriously abused for the first yr of her life

Now all she does is chill out and sleep lol