majestic!Meet Summer. Pomeranian cross chihuahua.
(also - scale your pics, people ... aaaarrrrgggghhhh! lol)
majestic!Meet Summer. Pomeranian cross chihuahua.
she deserves to be seeen full aizemajestic!
(also - scale your pics, people ... aaaarrrrgggghhhh! lol)
that is indeed a VERY good doggo!I was out of town for a week due to work so I had to get Finnegan watched. I picked him up yesterday as soon as I got back home and he seemed pretty excited to have me around again:
oh ... my ... dog!This is my 7 year old cockapoo. Her name is Destiny.
omg, omg, omg ... PLEASE!!! and good luck!I went to the local shelter today and a kitty stole my heart. Hope I can adopt her in the coming months and be able to join in with my own contributions
still an EXTREMELY good doggo!Another one of Poppy, almost looking at the camera.
CUTENESS OVERLOAD!!!Got an update & a thread resurrection:
a VERY good doggo nevertheless!My new dog Riley. Got her today from a friend of my aunt's. She's a rottweiler mix of some kind we're not really sure yet. She showed up to their door in november and they've been trying to find a home for her since.
Not going to lie though while she'd adorable and a total sweetheart she's also really hyper and so far has trouble leaving me alone for more than a few minutes lol. Hard to get any game time when she wants attention at all times.
Pet that doggo & say she's a good girl. She deserves it.Hard to get any game time when she wants attention at all times.
she absolutely does!Pet that doggo & say she's a good girl. She deserves it.
a VERY good doggo nevertheless!
too cute!
Not sure about good yet haha. But she doesn't bark seemingly at anything, doesn't chew anything up (yet...) and likes to play but not rough which is good considering her size.Pet that doggo & say she's a good girl. She deserves it.
well you ARE still alive, aren't you? if she wanted you dead - you'd already be deadNot sure about good yet haha. But she doesn't bark seemingly at anything, doesn't chew anything up (yet...) and likes to play but not rough which is good considering her size.
She woke me up today at 6:30am by slamming her face into the back of my head and then have her front half on top of me including a sharp elbow planted on my trachea. Sweet dog but possibly a potential murderer, I'll have to keep my eye on her.
Look at that floof! I need to pets...Blurry picture of the cat.
Watch out, she's about 80% cuddle floof, 20% murder floof.Look at that floof! I need to pets...
Watch out, she's about 80% cuddle floof, 20% murder floof.
BEST DOGGO!!!good doggo pics
That one with the tongue out is lovely.Well, I've had it suggested in the past, but I finally made an Instagram for Finnegan since I have hundreds of photos of him already:
Finnegan (@againwithfinnegan) • Instagram photos and videos
I'll be updating with a bunch of old favorites while also mixing in new stuff as it comes along.
Well, due to his breed, that's definitely the case as heelers/Australian cattle dogs were started by breeding dingoes into a different cattle dog of that time.Fin is definitely part Dingo.
Well, due to his breed, that's definitely the case as heelers/Australian cattle dogs were started by breeding dingoes into a different cattle dog of that time.
But compared to full cattle dogs his mix gives the impression he has more dingo than normal. Most people just say he looks part fox or coyote since he has a look of a wild dog with some traits but that's just because they aren't familiar with dingoes.
He's definitely More Stumpy-Tailed Cattle Dog than Red Heeler. The former tends to have a thinner head compared to the later with big thick ones. My Dad had a Red Heeler and he had a massive head!Well, due to his breed, that's definitely the case as heelers/Australian cattle dogs were started by breeding dingoes into a different cattle dog of that time.
But compared to full cattle dogs his mix gives the impression he has more dingo than normal. Most people just say he looks part fox or coyote since he has a look of a wild dog with some traits but that's just because they aren't familiar with dingoes.
Yeah, the stumpy tailed, from what I’ve read, is reserved to blue heelers. I’ve just assumed he’s a heeler mix between blue and red. The vet believes the stump tail he has is natural and I’ve prodded him as well to verify for myself. But that explains some of his characteristics. I do think he still has something else in him, too.He's definitely More Stumpy-Tailed Cattle Dog than Red Heeler. The former tends to have a thinner head compared to the later with big thick ones. My Dad had a Red Heeler and he had a massive head!
holy moly .... CUTENESS OVERLOAD!!!Here are my kitties: Miles (orange) and Cassandra (tortie)