Wiz02
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Our new Communications and Outreach manager Ryder, on the left, and his staff, meeting with our Logistics manager Maya.
Let's See Your Garage Dog
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The Bean
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Staff diversity...check.
Zebedeewesty
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Holly taking a peek over the fence at the sheep in the next field.
Bulldog13
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Zebedeewesty
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Just sticking my nose out the window.
We had a Papillion that when riding with my wife in the passenger seat the pup would practically have all four feet out the window. My wife always wondered how I handled the pup when my wife wasn't with. When it was just me and the pup she might have one foot out the window and the other three firmly on the seat of door arm rest. I told my wife the pup is more daring when you are with because you are hanging on to her!
There were many times the pup had three feet, both front and one rear on the window frame out of the window and my wife was firmly hanging on to the last hind foot.
LeonardY
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Sometimes he just sits like a ****. 
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Dan in Pasadena
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Probably figures if you can do it why can't he?!! LolSometimes he just sits like a ****.
Zebedeewesty
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Arlo getting his post swim wash.
clutch47
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My adopted Old English Bulldog. She was in a prison dog program and got paroled to my place. Hard to take her serious sometimes.
FullRaceMerc
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We named our new Norwegian Elkhound pup Astrid.
It's an old Norwegian breed. They've found elkhounds buried with Vikings along with their weapons & other prized possesions. They were used to hunt moose & protect herds. Elghund translates to "Moose hound". We looked thru a bunch of Norse/Viking names & ended up with Astrid after the hero girl from the "How To Train Your Dragon" movies.
Astrid loves sticks. But doesn't understand that it's better to carry them from the middle.
"Say the secret word & the duck drops down & you each win an extra fifty dollars".
She's more into the Groucho technique than the Flying Wallenda method.
It's an old Norwegian breed. They've found elkhounds buried with Vikings along with their weapons & other prized possesions. They were used to hunt moose & protect herds. Elghund translates to "Moose hound". We looked thru a bunch of Norse/Viking names & ended up with Astrid after the hero girl from the "How To Train Your Dragon" movies.
Astrid loves sticks. But doesn't understand that it's better to carry them from the middle.
"Say the secret word & the duck drops down & you each win an extra fifty dollars".
She's more into the Groucho technique than the Flying Wallenda method.
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Dan in Pasadena
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Many years ago I had three different Norwegian Elkhounds. They were beautiful and sweet dogs.We named our new Norwegian Elkhound pup Astrid.
It's an old Norwegian breed. They've found elkhounds buried with Vikings along with their weapons & other prized possesions. They were used to hunt moose & protect herds. Elghund translates to "Moose hound". We looked thru a bunch of Norse/Viking names & ended up with Astrid after the hero girl from the "How To Train Your Dragon" movies.
Astrid loves sticks. But doesn't understand that it's better to carry them from the middle.
"Say the secret word & the duck drops down & you each win an extra fifty dollars".
She's more into the Groucho technique than the Flying Wallenda method.
Buck_nekid
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Zebedeewesty
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Best of friends.
FullRaceMerc
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We had one many years ago. I agree. Best dog I ever had. It's why I've been looking for another everytime we were searching for a new dog ever since.
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Outlawmws
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This is how we start our day...every day. Rain, shine or snow.
So what happens to you when a cat takse off runnig away from them?
If they are anything like our 75 lb lab was, you brace yourself and hang on for the ride. If you were lucky there was a handy tree or post to grab and hope you could hold onto the leash!So what happens to you when a cat takse off runnig away from them?
Type_r_henry
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He is supervising hahaHere's Flash. He's usually only in the garage when my wife kicks him out of the house. Apparently he sees himself as a dog of leisure rather than one who has to work on cars for a living.
This picture is also unusual in that he's awake. Generally he's asleep on his cushion when he's in the garage.
Toolfool
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You've never owned a rotti.
Nope, never had one. One of my sisters has had two, one that was determined to the the alpha; she had to put him on his back frequently and remind him she was the ALPHA.
Thankfully they are pretty good. We see deer all the time. Sometimes they will do a quick lunge but I'll yell and they will stop. They outweigh me by 100lbs.So what happens to you when a cat takse off runnig away from them?
Jeff
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begging for carrots, (l-r) Toby, Luna, and Chewbacca
FTWingRiders
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My guys have always refused veggies..begging for carrots, (l-r) Toby, Luna, and Chewbacca
but if there’s steak on the table.. look out!
outinthetallgrass
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My crew of Aussies. L to R. Misha, Naya, Daisy Mae, and Opal.LeonardY
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Just surveying his relm.
captain14
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Do they line up in the same position every time like a team of horses?
The Bean
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And by the end of the walk you have a braided rope
VDubJoe
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Busy guarding the shop!!!
captain14
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That’s Passive stealth mode.Busy guarding the shop!!!
Just open the roast beef sandwich wrapper and then it’s Active seeker mode!
That's a WHOLE lot of energy right there!!!
FullRaceMerc
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Here's my little crew, trying to learn to heel. As for my choice of footwear, those are my "slippers". Well worn in work boots that fit my feet just right, & have had their laces removed.
This is how we start our day...every day. Rain, shine or snow.
Need better pics!Here's my little crew, trying to learn to heel. As for my choice of footwear, those are my "slippers". Well worn in work boots that fit my feet just right, & have had their laces removed.
Of the pet dogs please.
Until a squirrel runs across your path.....Here's my little crew, trying to learn to heel. As for my choice of footwear, those are my "slippers". Well worn in work boots that fit my feet just right, & have had their laces removed.
FullRaceMerc
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I've been throwing them in here for awhile.
Fozzie:
Here's the new dog Fozzie.
Here's Fozzie, doing his Firefox impersonation.
Astrid:
New pup just came home last night. Norwegian Elkhound. 14 weeks. We're still deciding on her name.
Not much interested in holding still for a pic.
Do oak trees taste good?
Some more pics after running around & calming down.
Show your face for the pic please.
My face? Sure!
Stick?
We named our new Norwegian Elkhound pup Astrid.
It's an old Norwegian breed. They've found elkhounds buried with Vikings along with their weapons & other prized possesions. They were used to hunt moose & protect herds. Elghund translates to "Moose hound". We looked thru a bunch of Norse/Viking names & ended up with Astrid after the hero girl from the "How To Train Your Dragon" movies.
Astrid loves sticks. But doesn't understand that it's better to carry them from the middle.
"Say the secret word & the duck drops down & you each win an extra fifty dollars".
She's more into the Groucho technique than the Flying Wallenda method.
FullRaceMerc
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Actually, we've been thru the squirrel test already. Foz (bigger dog, shepherd/husky mix) went into full sled dog mode. Astrid (elkhound puppy) was interested, but didn't go nuts. "Slippers" stayed on.
So quickly I forget.