I'm with ya, there! Everyone is always Gaga about puppy breath, but it smells like pee to meNothing beats puppy smell.
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I'm with ya, there! Everyone is always Gaga about puppy breath, but it smells like pee to meNothing beats puppy smell.
Maybe all the cuteness just goes to our heads.I'm with ya, there! Everyone is always Gaga about puppy breath, but it smells like pee to me
Awww......she is adorable!!!Well, time to get this show on the road around here! You all have a great coffee break!
The cockerels are doing so well now. I know they want in with the hens, but not yet. Poor guys. But, for one thing, I have 2 pullets in there that haven't laid eggs yet.
Ruby is in her "Princess and the Pea" bed.
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GSM, that's right. They sure are beauties. Such a deep pain to lose a dog. When do you go look at pups?I have one remaining Greater Swiss Mountain Dog / Great Pyr (Titan, in my pic). Lost his big bro last summer.
I had a English Lab - great dog - maybe of the best duck hunting dogs I ever had.
Haha, I don't know what it is! Too funnyMaybe all the cuteness just goes to our heads.
The farm I'm visiting is about 3.5 hrs away - south of Boston - actually almost in Rhode Island,. They're a working farm with both purebred and mixes that are working LGDs. Pyrs can work, but also big mushes like your Newfie. Anatolians, I'm told, really don't love spending a lot of time indoors - so the mix could be perfect for what I'm looking for - part time LGD, and mostly a constant companion to me. Fingers crossed that I like what I see of the parent dogs' dispositions.GSM, that's right. They sure are beauties. Such a deep pain to lose a dog. When do you go look at pups?
He had a yellow lab before that was his best buddy. We lost him in 2017. They hunted together, so he wanted another, but this one is a female.
How very exciting. I really hope you do, as well. A pet LGD is what I will be looking for in my next pup. That's how my newfie is. Huge plus that you get to see who and how the parents are.The farm I'm visiting is about 3.5 hrs away - south of Boston - actually almost in Rhode Island,. They're a working farm with both purebred and mixes that are working LGDs. Pyrs can work, but also big mushes like your Newfie. Anatolians, I'm told, really don't love spending a lot of time indoors - so the mix could be perfect for what I'm looking for - part time LGD, and mostly a constant companion to me. Fingers crossed that I like what I see of the parent dogs' dispositions.