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Here is the latest picture of me and my shadow, we are waiting anxiously for the arrival of the postman, hoping that he'll be bringing us Jurassic Park.
I would post a picture, but I'm totally useless with anything computer like, so up dating my Avatar is the best I can do.
Max is now 20 months old, still growing (three inches in the last two weeks) and weighs 74 lbs.
We've had dogs for over THIRTY years and he is the most affectionate dog we've ever had.
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Here is the latest picture of me and my shadow, we are waiting anxiously for the arrival of the postman, hoping that he'll be bringing us Jurassic Park.
I would post a picture, but I'm totally useless with anything computer like, so up dating my Avatar is the best I can do.
Max is now 20 months old, still growing (three inches in the last two weeks) and weighs 74 lbs.
We've had dogs for over THIRTY years and he is the most affectionate dog we've ever had.
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Here is the latest picture of me and my shadow, we are waiting anxiously for the arrival of the postman, hoping that he'll be bringing us Jurassic Park.
I would post a picture, but I'm totally useless with anything computer like, so up dating my Avatar is the best I can do.
Max is now 20 months old, still growing (three inches in the last two weeks) and weighs 74 lbs.
We've had dogs for over THIRTY years and he is the most affectionate dog we've ever had.
Failed again.
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Here is the latest picture of me and my shadow, we are waiting anxiously for the arrival of the postman, hoping that he'll be bringing us Jurassic Park.
I would post a picture, but I'm totally useless with anything computer like, so up dating my Avatar is the best I can do.
Max is now 20 months old, still growing (three inches in the last two weeks) and weighs 74 lbs.
We've had dogs for over THIRTY years and he is the most affectionate dog we've ever had.
Failed again.
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The dog Chris is it a Wiemaraner looks like it nice dog my Dad use to have one but it died at about 3 years old lung worms in the spring summer are all way's a bugger in the garden once there in the dogs mouth throat they lay there eggs then they hatch to maggots it was a dam shame lovely dog it was like a blue colour fur & green eyes. Be aware Chris
That's terrible, we (according to out vet) don't have that problem up North, and so far (bless him) he doesn't show any interest in sniffing, chewing or eating snails and slugs. He is a fussy boy, but then most Weimaraner's are, especially over food.
It's dreadful losing a pet at any age, even worse when they're so young.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention, I mentioned it to the wife and it was her who said she'd been in contact with the vet because she was worried about the chance of lung worm, and believe it or nor he is the wife's dog, well he's supposed to be. He was her 60th birthday present and he's a big sloppy lad. He's lovely with the grandchildren and everyone he meets.
His only downside is that he pines human company so we can't leave him at all, he goes everywhere with us, church, shopping, wherever we go Max is there. We did leave him at home a couple of times and had to replace the kitchen floor (twice) numerous pairs of shoes and a box set of Ennio Morricone cd's.
We've learned our lesson and adapted our lives to the needs of the dog.
Nobody's (dogs included) perfect, but he's the best we've ever had and a great source of comfort and joy when life as it inevitably does, goes pear shaped.
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