Random Pet Photo of the Day - 2024

Oh boy our dogs would have devoured that in less than 5 minutes. LOL
😁 Ya know, right from the get-go I forbid her to even step into the garden. (Back when she was on a leash) It was "out!" right from the start. I didn't want her in there or eating anything so I made it a rule. I also have a patch of strawberries that are in the mulch right by the house. That was a no no rule too. If she looked like she was even going to sniff one, I was on top of it. So far, so good. 🤞
 
He’s always “frogging”. 😂 I’ve heard people say it’s a sign of good hips. I’m not sure if there is any truth to that, but I’ll find out in a few months!
I've heard that from several people too and it sort of makes sense when they're flexible enough to do it.
This is the first I am learning of that possible connection but Thor always used to lay that way, as well as what I called the "turkey leg" sit, where he would cross one rear leg under himself then sit on it. He suffered from arthritis, late in life (well after he should have been dead, statistically), mostly in his shoulders. But never any hip dysplasia or anything. So it would ring true in his case.
😁 Ya know, right from the get-go I forbid her to even step into the garden. (Back when she was on a leash) It was "out!" right from the start. I didn't want her in there or eating anything so I made it a rule. I also have a patch of strawberries that are in the mulch right by the house. That was a no no rule too. If she looked like she was even going to sniff one, I was on top of it. So far, so good. 🤞
Good training to your situation! Thor and Toby used to raid my garden for the green beans, back when I used to garden.
 
right from the get-go I forbid her to even step into the garden. (Back when she was on a leash) It was "out!" right from the start.
Olive did not heed those rules so now we have triple fencing around the garden to keep her out. She was okay if we were out there with her but if we just let them out she'd be in there munching the next time we looked. ;)
He suffered from arthritis, late in life
Albert developed arthritis in his hips later in life but the vet figured it was from his tick borne disease.
 

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