He knows he’s not allowed on the beds 
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She emerged from the garden and got caught by the “over spray”. Didn’t realise she was there initially. All her doing.
She would have been totally covered if it was intentional. 
Hmmm .. 
.. Might try dog shampoo in the snow foam gun.
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ha ha, owned large dogs all my life and having my wee one so handy to lift and wash in sink or shower 
I think if I used a pressure washer on my fella he would be lost 100 ft done the road
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There’s not a lot of “pressure” in the foam spray. #VideoToFollow 
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Dreamin’ …
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Six months ago, today, I collected the monster.
It doesn’t feel like it’s that long .. feels more like six years!
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She can be quite restrained at times …
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I bet he was a slippery dude once you’d also slathered him/her in Factor-50. 
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Nah he’s like me. He’s going grey, loves the sun but 5 mins is enough before taking a break and a cold drink (although he prefers water)
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Here are a couple of images of our three dogs .
Thought others may like to post images of their furry friends on this post!
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I only just saw this thread today, not sure how I’ve missed it. I’ve spent a good hour catching up. Great to see so many lovely dogs of all varieties 
I used to have a Jack Russell cross, it was originally a working dog, a ratter. I got him from a rescue centre when he was no more than a couple of years old. He lived until he was 17 years old. A great character and came with me everywhere. But when he passed, I swore I wouldn’t get another one 
Then fast forward many years, a new place, new life in the countryside and all that, I thought now’s the time. I spent a while looking and found ‘Buddy’. A rescue dog, a 4 year old Alaskan Malmamute cross Siberian Husky. This is the video I saw …
He was a covid pup who didn’t get out much for the first 3 years, plus his owner had ill health. Then he was rescued by the Dog’s Trust, but stayed in kennels for a further year because nobody wanted him 
Since July last year, he has a new home with my son and I in a rural village with loads of open countryside. I’ve found he loves deer, sheep, rabbits and squirrels 
First day I had him, he jumped out of my bedroom window onto roof of the conservatory whilst I was on a Teams call 
He’s taken many months to learn how to socialise with other dogs and people due to his past, but he’s getting there.
He sleeps upside down, which is still hilarious
Due to his breed, it is advised he isn’t let off the lead in public spaces. So when I take him for his daily walks he’s on his rope lead, which is 15m (50’).
But each weekend, I take him to a secure woodland area and let him rip.
He’s not as big as some dogs in this thread, but he’s still massive to me! Here he is with my 6’ son who’s trying to get some kip
Buddy was 5 years old yesterday 
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He looks like a cracker mate. Glad he’s found a great home
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Looks good, except the BP need a few days less in the pan
They are actually exceedingly succulent and moist. Just VERY dark BPs. 
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