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Dogs

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23 hours ago, Tony13 said:

 

 

These dogs are soft and smooth.

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Unless these big,big dogs can be trained to shit in the toilet and flush, no thanks, 35-50 lbs. is enough for me.  Took care of an Alaskan Malamute that was the meanest dog I ever dealt with, bite you as soon as look as you.  And the cleanup was tremendous.    

This is Maximus.  He’s almost 10.  He’s a rescued mixed lab and pit they say.  He’s gotten a raw deal in his life.  He is diagnosed with prostate cancer, which in dogs is fatal.  They give him maybe a year to a year and a half.  And recently, he wound up with a partially torn acl in his knee from rough housing with a younger dog.  He lives with one of my daughters.  I will miss him.  He is such a great, friendly, loving member of my family.  We’ve had him since he was a pup.

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2 hours ago, Maximus said:

This is Maximus.  He’s almost 10.  He’s a rescued mixed lab and pit they say.  He’s gotten a raw deal in his life.  He is diagnosed with prostate cancer, which in dogs is fatal.  They give him maybe a year to a year and a half.  And recently, he wound up with a partially torn acl in his knee from rough housing with a younger dog.  He lives with one of my daughters.  I will miss him.  He is such a great, friendly, loving member of my family.  We’ve had him since he was a pup.

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My heart is breaking for you man...keep your chin up. He looks like a good boy

@Maximus His raw deal turned around when you saved him.  That’s all that matters.  I feel bad about his diagnosis but he looks happy right now. 

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I haven’t had em long but the diet I have him on seems to be showing results

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Purple Patrick said:

Here's my new Dog Kyle937614bfdaf944e416e45e996394b4c9.jpg

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Not surprising for someone who calls pork roll Taylor ham

16 minutes ago, blksheep said:

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Find the real animal

Took me a second

22 minutes ago, Purple Patrick said:

Here's my new Dog Kyle937614bfdaf944e416e45e996394b4c9.jpg

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I thought his name was @High Exposure..

ooopsie.... my bad:rolleyes:

Another successful cheeseburger capture!

 

 

 

Love of my life: Maggie (a GSP)

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She'll be 11 in June

2 hours ago, High Exposure said:

Hey Zeke, my brother’s dog Dax wants to meat you:

I see what you did there...

Nice teeth!

 

Here's my "home protection" dog, Brandy. She thinks she's a big dog so she'll bark at any unknown noises, but once she sees someone who is friendly she's most likely to want a belly rub. Otherwise, she'll run between my legs for protection. That's when I call her "Killer."

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22 hours ago, High Exposure said:

Hey Zeke, my brother’s dog Dax wants to meat you:

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He looks excited!

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Yesterday, Maximus lost his battle with prostate cancer.  He fought hard and put up with all of his treatments and actually looked like he would be around for a while.  The cancer spread to two of his other legs and the feeling was it had invaded his entire body.  He lost a lot of weight and couldn’t walk without help.  He left us yesterday and isn’t in any pain anymore.  We lost a great friend and will miss him very much.CED2D1C2-5EF9-4335-91D1-4D774EDEEB57.jpeg

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