Lovely dogs

[madhair60]

Every morning I walk to work and the lovely dog he come over for the fuss. He seems genuinely delighted to see me, more than anyone ever has been. YES! IT'S THIS MAN!! He seems to shout. He is lovely.

What lovely dogs are in your life

[Kane Jones]

Any excuse to post a pic of my muddy little buggers.

[batwings]

Mum's dog: always thrilled to see me

[Buelligan]

I'm particularly friends with a swarm of pyrenean mountain dogs, these are big motherfuckers I'm talking about.

[Glebe]

[tag]The Lovely Dogs (2017).[/tag]

[Buelligan]

On fire tonight Glebe. (+1 karma)

[Glebe]

On fire tonight Glebe. (+1 karma)

Cheers Buellers! Bit of an obvious one, but it had to be done!

[Sebastian Cobb]

I love dogs, I was in a houseshare where someone had a lovely Collie, it was an eye opener though; I don't think I'd have the time or patience to be a good responsible owner so would likely end up with a pet that's a cunt and it'd be my own fault.

I think I'd be better off with a cat.

[Buelligan]

I think there's a lot of truth in this, you could have cats pouring out of your ears and it wouldn't be a problem but a neglected unstimulated dog is a sin like an albatross that bites.

[Kane Jones]

Yup, this is why there are so many abandoned dogs. People don't realise the level of commitment. Mrs Jones and I decided we weren't going to shit out any sprogs, but to be honest, having two large demanding dogs is pretty hard work. They're expensive, require a lot of exercise even on the shittest of rainy days and we have to manage our time around them constantly. However, they are beautiful beasts and we love them so much. I wouldn't change it for the world, but I'm glad I did this in my early 40s as opposed to in my thirties when I still wanted to be out every weekend and stumbling in at 4am. No chance. Maximum length of time we can leave them is 4-5 hours unless we get a dog-sitter.

They are fucking amazing animals though. God, I adore those two fluffy idiots.

[Dex Sawash]

Dynamo Kate the dog

[canadagoose]

This is a GOOD thread. Much less depressing than everything else lately. Please continue to post your doggies.

[Urinal Cake]

i have a lovely lab. People (young women) ignore me and go straight to my dog and say hello. Other people (not young women) try to engage me in conversation about Labs when I'm trying to walk her before I have other shit to do. Also she is a bit of a wuss.

[MuteBanana]

I have to miss this lovely dog.

[Mr Banlon]

[Dr Syntax Head]

I miss my old dag Eddie. A German Shepherd. We'd walk miles and miles around my village. He was the best company I ever had. He got that bad hip disease thing and had to be put to sleep. I miss Eddie.

[Small Man Big Horse]

I miss my old dag Eddie. A German Shepherd. We'd walk miles and miles around my village. He was the best company I ever had. He got that bad hip disease thing and had to be put to sleep. I miss Eddie.

I miss my dog too, even though if's fifteen years since he passed on, though currently there are constant reminders as I'm staying at my mum's place  and she has more photos on the walls* of the dog on than my sister and I combined. I don't blame her though, he truly was the best dog in the world, the most loyal, lovable, daft, and friendly a dog I've ever met. I know I'm obviously biased but I've friends who have confessed that they only used to come round my house so much so that they could play with him. He was a good dog. Yes he was.



*She's a photo obsessive. Every wall in the two bedroom flat is plastered with the buggers, even in the toilet.

Edit: Thought I'd post a pic to show off how goddamn sexy he was.

[biggytitbo]

Look at this lovely dog -

[thenoise]

Hahaha (Biggy).  Now that's a dog.

batwings - not only does my mum have the same dog as you, but the same colour carpet (not that surprising as the hairs don't show so much), and a very similar style of dining room chair.

[Buelligan]

Look at this lovely dog -

Ohhh, that is a lovely dog!  Reminds me, it's time we all looked at these again -

[Blumf]

Dynamo Kate the dog

It's that bit from Superman 3 where that woman gets turned into a robot.

[Buelligan]

And another picture this time to illustrate the heroic long-suffering loyalty that is just one marvellous aspect of the superior being; dog -

[im barry bethel]

Hahaha (Biggy).  Now that's a dog.

batwings - not only does my mum have the same dog as you, but the same colour carpet (not that surprising as the hairs don't show so much), and a very similar style of dining room chair.

And STILL the penny hasn't dropped why you're not allowed round Mondays Tuesdays and Thursday mornings!

[batwings]

batwings - not only does my mum have the same dog as you, but the same colour carpet (not that surprising as the hairs don't show so much), and a very similar style of dining room chair.

Nothing odd about that.

And STILL the penny hasn't dropped why you're not allowed round Mondays Tuesdays and Thursday mornings!

Sshh! FFS!

[Mr Banlon]

This fella had to be put to sleep today. The house feels empty.

[Buelligan]

Awww.  Don't know what to say about that Banlon, old chap, very, very, sorry to hear it.  My heart goes out to you.