Speaking of dogs...
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avidhunter
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We don't say the "C" word around Ripley... he hates ditch tigers
Shedhuntermd
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WOW that was hard to read! My dog got extra hugs today, they are truly the ultimate friend.
Thanks for posting, but please no more negative dog stuff, I can't handle it.
Thanks for posting, but please no more negative dog stuff, I can't handle it.
dbltree
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Mushroom Hunter.......
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I can see I need to invite myself over for dinner next spring Ron!
Kat - your post reminds me why I so dislike being in an animal shelter. I can't bear to look at them knowing most won't have a happy ending
Gunner (shed dog wannabe) and my wifes "baby"
Mushroom Hunter.......
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I can see I need to invite myself over for dinner next spring Ron!
Kat - your post reminds me why I so dislike being in an animal shelter. I can't bear to look at them knowing most won't have a happy ending
Gunner (shed dog wannabe) and my wifes "baby"
flugge
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I just uploaded 2 pictures of my baby. Hes a 3 year old Chesapeake/lab mix. My first, and will pry be my only dog. He has been very special to me ever since I adopted him from the animal shelter at 6 months old. He is just an absolute great hunter, and I come home every night to have him waiting for me. The very best friend I could have.
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I hope I did the pictures right
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I hope I did the pictures right
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Kat
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Here ya go, Flugge. He looks like a great dog!
Limb Chicken
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Ms. Maggie Mae Magnum...
Less than impressed with the volley of shots that produced nothing to fetch in Nebraska...
Ready and willing to jump into freezing water to fetch fowl in Oklahoma...
Blending in with her surroundings in the Casa de la Maggie wing of the Bad Hair Due in Kansas... She went on strike until heat was put in...
Less than impressed with the volley of shots that produced nothing to fetch in Nebraska...
Ready and willing to jump into freezing water to fetch fowl in Oklahoma...
Blending in with her surroundings in the Casa de la Maggie wing of the Bad Hair Due in Kansas... She went on strike until heat was put in...
Shoot2Kill
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Great pics from everyone! Limb...that duck blind looks like the ultimate spot to hunt ducks! Nice pics of Maggie.
Monsterbuck
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Man I miss my dog!!
This post reminds me once again how much love and joy a dog can bring you.
At the risk of sounding over dramatic the pain of losing a great dog is hard to overcome. You just don't think you can go through the inevitable pain of losing one again. This post reminds me that it's worth it.
This post reminds me once again how much love and joy a dog can bring you.
At the risk of sounding over dramatic the pain of losing a great dog is hard to overcome. You just don't think you can go through the inevitable pain of losing one again. This post reminds me that it's worth it.
Limb Chicken
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Thanks Ryan, that blind is actually a boat we call "The Bad Hair Due"...
I'm not sharp enough to post pictures but enjoy all of yours. Our Britt, Buck, came from a shelter here about 2 months after we had to put our other Britt, Lady, down after a series of strokes. She had been our first inside dog and was so special that we had kind of decided not to get another for a while. Then my wife saw a picture of a Britt from the Heartland Shelter in the paper. My wife called right away but they were closing then and would not open till noon the next day. They said some people had looked at the dog that afternoon and might be back the next day. My wife, son, and I were there when they opened at noon and as soon as they brought Buck, then called Buster, out he came right to us and started to play and want attention. That started all 3 of us bawling. We took him outside for a little walk where he jerked the lead out my son's hand to chase birds in the schrubs. He locked up on a sparrow and allowed me to walk up to him and get the lead. Done Deal. Sign the papers and pay the fee cause he is going for a ride! He moved right in and adopted us and now lets us live in his house and drive his truck, and takes me bird hunting more often than ever before. He even recognizes one large grass field we hunt fairly often and starts fidgetting around when we get close and whines once I park along the road. Moral of the story is that good dogs can find themselves in bad places sometimes so check the shelters if you are looking for a dog.
Shoot2Kill
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Bomaker...great story! You're absolutely right. Some dogs are just in the wrong place at the wrong time and end up behind bars without being given a chance.
Limb...
It's a wonder there are any ducks left with you guys around!
Limb...