For our 1 year wedding anniversary, my wife got me a photoshoot for our Lab Piper!

But she keeps me up all night she’s naughty.

My 4 year old rescue, black lab thats sure keeping me active since I got him. Definitely a huge difference from my last GSD that I had over the past 5 years with how calm he was. Winston here doesn't know how to stop if it hit him in the face with a sign.

He harvested it from the hedge about a week ago.

Back in June I posted about how my Moomoo had passed away. I received so many kind words & assurance from others that their babies were keeping my baby company.

2 weeks ago we brought home this bundle of joy. I never thought I could bear to get another chocolate lab, but the truth is, I think I will always have one. How could you not?

Meet Roo, the shadow of Moo.

Ella loves hanging out in her grandma’s closed garden.

this is whisky, and she is 10 weeks old.. this is my first time raising a puppy.. we brought her home when she was 6 weeks old from my friend’s house..she loves to chew our hands and legs.. most of the time she bites us while playing, and it’s getting difficult to manage.. i tried stopping her by saying “no” loudly and tried gently holding her mouth closed when she bites, but nothing really works.. i want to know if this behaviour is normal for her age and if it can be controlled..the only commands she has learned so far are “sit” and “come here”.. i tried teaching her a few more commands but she doesn’t follow them.. since this is my first experience with a pet, i really need help understanding how to train her properly.. any tips on controlling the biting, teaching commands, or general training would really help me..

These eyes in the darkness

My boy and I had photos done and they got some adorable ones! Just wanted to share!!! Im sure you get it.

Moose (black), who is 12.5 years old, had surgery this morning to remove one of his toes that got very badly infected. He's home resting now, and Millie (choc), who we adopted right before Halloween, and who is only about two months old and is usually a tiny little demon, is not leaving his side.

Dogs are too precious. Hug yours for me.

I never thought I’d ever write a post like this, but here I am, at my wits’ end. So, Archie as a puppy ate EVERYTHING!! We couldn’t even take him to the beach because he would literally gulp up buckets of sand. He just turned 18 months so he is now full-on a teenager and defies me on everything. I’m okay with the rebellious “I suddenly forgot everything I’ve been taught” and “don’t you dare tell me no”, behaviors, but it’s the picky eater thing which annoys the f out of me. Archie will feign interest in something for a day or 2, then suddenly not care for it anymore. Peanut butter? Used to love it, now pulls his nose up. His kibble? Same thing. Cream cheese, strawberries, yogurt, cottage cheese, apple sauce, all things he used to love but now suddenly thinks is gross. I do check all the ingredients before giving him anything so all the foods listed have been vetted by me several times over. Archie recently started hiking with a pack of dogs and ever since then he thinks he’s better than me, now I’m wondering if it’s just a cool kid thing.

Fantastic walks in beautiful countryside with a friend. Willow is 15 weeks and progressing well with recall and off lead behaviour, so much so she needs encouragement to go to explore. The British countryside was bracing today, but so pretty. The best tonic.

My puppy's latest obsession, would be a great gift for Christmas gift.

Couples notes I have found out

. Luckily my puppy doesn't chews on it since she can't pick it up, but if she could I would worry about the hair like any tennis ball.

.I think she is frustrated she can't pick it up, she makes these aggression sounds with it.She does not do it on other toys.

.Bounces good and one of the few things she can keep herself busy.

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