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Harper my yellow lab....

My rescue babies Ellie and Missy, posing for dog day.

Ella staging a sit in when it was time to pack up the car to take dd back to college.



Better pick of her liking her new toy. Nothing better than a new squeaky. 

Enjoying a summertime watermelon.




Up on the bed with me, getting comfortable.



Scared because she just heard thunder. awwww

You need to resize them. Go to the app store and pic a free photo resizing app; I use Resizer. Then use it and save the resized photo. 

My Cockers... H.B. Grady and Ollivander. 
My first rescues. 

This is Amelia giving me "the look" like please get my brother away from me.

There is no such thing as a "Free" dog This free dog cost me $100 the first week we had him. Worth every penny!
Chewie

Here is our 11 year old Papillon. He will be 12 in November.


And here is our youngest rough collie. He is almost 3 1/2.


And here is our other rough collie with his brother. He will be 4 in January.

Adorable! 😊

My fav threads !! Congrats on your puppy! Cute name too!

This pia our 5yr old lab /akita she’s doing ok with our remodeling. The first pic is hilarious because she was supposed to be sedated some how she cleared the white gate when the workers went to lunch. She’s ok if she can see them or us, she’s liked
meeting them, even the one who was scared of big dogs warmed up to her. He was surprised she stays behind the small gate! Lol!but if she’s by herself she doesn’t recognize where she is! When she lays she has to touching someone . (Don’t look at our ugly fold floor jts coming out mon!) be

Piper, my 8 year old Westie and Wally, my one year old cairn terrier

Here’s our Bernese/Kelpie as a pup, and then 7 months old after playing in the rain. He’s the most social, people loving dog and protector of our property. Incredibly smart. 

9/11 was our pup's birthday.  DD wanted to make a party for him.  He knows how to open presents and loves it.  Christmas morning is always fun!  After he opened them, he dragged them into a pile and laid down with them.