Big Dogs / Big Hearts

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Comment by Carol N. on November 26, 2009 at 6:42pm

This is Buddy.....

Comment by Carol N. on November 26, 2009 at 6:41pm

Have two goldens~~Halle who is 13 and Buddy who is 6.

Comment by Marina Trofin on November 9, 2009 at 3:12pm

Big dogs as small dogs have a huge heart, full of love for their parents.

Comment by Gladys, PLP Adm. on September 18, 2009 at 7:33pm

This is a picture of Lilly our first Great Pyrenees we adopted her from a sheep farm before she turned 2 yrs old. We lost her to bone cancer when she was just a little over 5 yrs of age. She is with our Granddaughter in this picture. Lilly was a very special girl as in her short time on this earth she contributed so much to our lives and we will always miss her. She lives on in our hearts. Gladys,(Happy)

Comment by Tracy Ann on September 18, 2009 at 6:03pm

this is a picture of my huskerboos sarah and misty, i took this picture orriginally to enter a contest for a magazine and its your pets happy to see you when you get home, and then i entered it and got second place :) i personally think they look sortah sad but i dont know. its a cute picture :) they are hyper, active, huskers who need lots of love :)

Comment by Gladys, PLP Adm. on September 17, 2009 at 12:27pm

This is a picture of my precious Rose. Rose passed at 8 yrs of age and my heart is still broken as it was only a year ago I lost her to cancer. We lost her with in three weeks of it showing up, very devistating.

Comment by Jeannine & her loving pets on September 17, 2009 at 5:53am

Hello everybody!
There is Gamine (Golden Retriever) and Thalie (Labradoodle) our two "girls". They are the joy of our days.

Comment by Simone Huyghebaert on September 16, 2009 at 8:02pm

Hi guys, I have 2 German Shepherds & they pretty much have the run of the house. I love on acreage so there is plenty of room for them. I would love to get more.

Comment by Barbara on August 11, 2009 at 8:37pm

This is my big girl sara. She's only 1-1/2 yrs. old and she sure can get rowdy. I don't have much of a yard for her to run in right now, so she gets her running done in the house going back and forth using the sofa and my bed as a springboard. Always have to put the sheets back on the bed, lol

Comment by Pamela Rutherford on August 2, 2009 at 11:33am

have to share this with big dog lovers. took all three dogs for walk at same time by myself (crazy i know) at the last of our walk we go by the local motel here and my oldest dante decides he is going to get tangled in the underbrush (not usual for him) and out of the motel comes this lady with her german shephard. at this point i have control till dante sees them at which time he takes off . of course untangling himself and away i go with three dogs running full tilt. lol the lady has a leader dog thank god because he just sat down and waited till they got to him. i thought for sure i was going down face first but i did not. i gained composure and got the two young ones settled mean while dante and the leader were playing while i talked to the lady. ok so what is my point. leader dogs are trained in such a way that they can withstand any kind of surprise that comes there way. this i did not know. thank you for the lesson now i hope to get mine under control. usually i can stop them but this time it was in the fate of the almighty. thought i would share a laugh with everyone. and let them know what leader dog training is all about. i however am no expert. but i was so totally impressed.

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