Kswoodssue
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…and I believe he has proven they are in working orderToo bad for them.We don't care here !
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Kswoodssue
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Any puppy fever?
Kswoodssue
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Sasha loves hers now when out in the shop with my husband, but I can’t tell you how many times I restuffed the thing after Sasha gutted it!
Rits
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Frisbee time with Stavros, Trendy, and Ripley
Then Stavros and Trendy played chase! Trendy is FAST. She can be behind him by a hundred feet and kick it into over drive to catch up while he's still running hard
Got it!
She wouldn't let go for nothin
Giving it a good shake. Oh yeah, the frisbee is toast now 
Then Stavros and Trendy played chase! Trendy is FAST. She can be behind him by a hundred feet and kick it into over drive to catch up while he's still running hard
Got it!
She wouldn't let go for nothin
Giving it a good shake. Oh yeah, the frisbee is toast now 
Great pictures - Can't wait for Trendy to do Fast Cat, eh?!
I am a name person and I just love the name Reckless for a dog. Zastava may have been named that but it was already taken 
jazzies mum
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Putting the rope to the test. Obviously handled two thrashing dogs!
remy
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I’m trying to get him used to being on the tie-out so we can use it on future camping trips. If anyone remembers, a few months ago I tried and he ran to the end and basically did a front flip… so this time we are using a harness so he can’t kill himself He ran to the end once and yelped, but he didn’t try it again so I guess it worked lol.
He ran to the end once and yelped, but he didn’t try it again so I guess it worked lol.
A trolly is even better for a tie-out when camping. A long rope tied high from one tree to another, then a nylon/unbreakable leash on a ring that he can go up and down the distance of the trees. Leash just long enough so he can lay down, but not constantly get wrapped up in. We did this when we camped with horses and I used a trolly for my dog from years past as well.
This is overkill, you can make one similar for half the price, but to give you an idea:
remy
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I have something similar from Ruffwear! Now to just remember where I put it
Zastava, on the other hand, hasn't matured at all
The funniest story about her name is when we were getting a new roof on the house and one of the guys asked what the dogs name was, and J said Reckless and he just kind of nodded, petting the dog. (this was way before I got Asha) So a couple hours later they were taking a break and he was petting Reckless and we were talking about the roof & porch details and he said "I just have one. question. Why'd you name your dog Breakfast?"
Here lately we call her Sugar Lips, said with a Southern accent. She'll be 10 in June.
DracoDobie
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Living his best life, always smiling! 
That is a good story. Breakfast! if not for the pointy ears, she somewhat reminds me of Toby. Nothing like a black dog with a silver muzzle.The funniest story about her name is when we were getting a new roof on the house and one of the guys asked what the dogs name was, and J said Reckless and he just kind of nodded, petting the dog. (this was way before I got Asha) So a couple hours later they were taking a break and he was petting Reckless and we were talking about the roof & porch details and he said "I just have one. question. Why'd you name your dog Breakfast?"
Here lately we call her Sugar Lips, said with a Southern accent. She'll be 10 in June.
I did not name Toby, for clarity's sake.
This was the only one most of his body was in lol 
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