Random photo of the day - 2017 - post yours!

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JanS said:
I sort of can now too, but I hadn't seen a photo of her since she was less than a year old or so.

Ha, that's the story of our dogs lives. Stay in bed til 10:30 or 11, go out and play a bit, go back to sleep, get up to go for an afternoon run, go back to sleep, get up for supper and go out and back to sleep again... :D

I haven't posted any pics for a while (just haven't had time to go through them) but here's some play time yesterday.
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LET'S DANCE! lol Great shot Jan!
 
JanS said:
I sort of can now too, but I hadn't seen a photo of her since she was less than a year old or so.

Ha, that's the story of our dogs lives. Stay in bed til 10:30 or 11, go out and play a bit, go back to sleep, get up to go for an afternoon run, go back to sleep, get up for supper and go out and back to sleep again... :D

I haven't posted any pics for a while (just haven't had time to go through them) but here's some play time yesterday.
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I could look at pictures of those two all day. In fact, I think I have before!! Love them!!...and your pics are always great!
 
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A beautiful, and super sweet and well behaved husky we had the pleasure of being set up beside at our event last night.
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Must lay on moms clothes, and regally cross paws to look cute while doing one of mom top 5 hated things...
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Mistys just out. She didnt even do anything today haha, lazy, sleepy doggie!!
 
Taking a look at some of our pictures from camping over the weekend. This Dingo makes my heart swell sometimes :hearteyes::hearteyes:

She just takes everything in stride and only barks at every 3rd person who walks by the site, now, instead of ever.single.one. That aside, we tackled a family reunion, some off leash romping with her doggie friends (this e-collar is one of the best purchases I've ever made), got in to a canoe for the first time and seemed to actually enjoy it, and tried to figure out the allure of fishing. We didn't catch anything, unfortunately, but she was fascinated with the act of throwing things out there and bringing them back in over and over and over. *Sorry for the minor photo dump!*

Keeping Hooligans out
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Friday night fish fry in Wisconsin!
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Looks like an IKEA project gone wrong:
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On a boat!!!
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Being critical of fishing techniques:
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Annnnnnnd glad to be headed home to her couches and air conditioning:
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Hope everyone had a fun weekend with their pooches!
 
Those are some choice photos and captions, @LifeofRubie ! I've found Dobes are great camping animals. Well, except my second one who I discovered one night was freaked out by tight spaces. Having 90 lbs. of Doberman stiffen up on you in a tent at bedtime – not ideal.
 
Oh Little Oji said:
Those are some choice photos and captions, @LifeofRubie ! I've found Dobes are great camping animals. Well, except my second one who I discovered one night was freaked out by tight spaces. Having 90 lbs. of Doberman stiffen up on you in a tent at bedtime – not ideal.
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Yikes! Rubie sleeps in a crate at night so I think being able to sleep between us is like a special treat for her. Plus she's usually so tired, she just plops down. Did he ever get accustomed to it?
 
LifeofRubie said:
Yikes! Rubie sleeps in a crate at night so I think being able to sleep between us is like a special treat for her. Plus she's usually so tired, she just plops down. Did he ever get accustomed to it?
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He never got accustomed to tight spaces. Fortunately, where we moved to in WA state the vet would examine him outside. Before that, I had another vet closer to our home say that Dax would have to be sedated to be seen there again. I told her what I thought of that and that I would not be coming back. Well, a lot of my issue with the vet was her superior attitude and lack of kindness.
 
LifeofRubie said:
I forgot to include this picture (not that I needed to add any to that post) but it's just so darn cute. We were getting the Golf Cart tour of the campground from a friend who's family has a 'permanent' lot there. Rubie thought it was super fascinating.
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That looks like a fun time! I really like your photos and stories of lil' Dingo.

This pic reminds me of one day of our vacation to the U.P. when we had stayed with my wife's cousin for the night. They have lots of cool farmland acreage. Not just flat crop-planting land. The cousin took my family of three + Oji out in a big ATV-type thing. I was going to have Oji run along loose, but she said the free-range cattle they have would get aggressive in defense of the calves. And, there was the electric fence. So Oji rode in the "Ranger" with us. I was pleasantly surprised that he did just fine in it and never wanted to jump out. I think I had left my cel phone back at the house, so no pics. :(
 
My2Girls said:
That would be the look on my face if I ever went camping. The closest thing we've ever done is stay at someone's permanent camper. And that was enough.
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I wonder if you would enjoy Glamping instead. That's glamorous camping with those RVs that are like condos on wheels. You just park it at an RV site and pretend to enjoy the outdoors until your devices require recharging and the mosquitos start to annoy you. I like to say I enjoy camping except for the whole sleeping outdoors thing :D
 
Kaiser2016 said:
I like to say I enjoy camping except for the whole sleeping outdoors thing :D
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Wow, I never really thought of an RV as camping. Lol
We always went bare bones basic. We gathered our own wood, cooked over a campfire, caught our own fish, bathed in a stream, slept on the ground sometimes in a tent and sometimes not.
I think the closest we ever came to glamping was when we would sail to an uninhabited island and spend a week camping on the beach. We always had to moor out because our sailboat pulled a > 5' draft and we would use the dinghy to get to shore. Only time we would sleep on the boat while camping was if we had a downpour. This was while we lived in the Virgin Islands and we lived on our sailboat.
Here in the Keys we will motor out on the boat to Tarpon Belly and camp. It's a deserted island that is privately owned, used to be an old shrimp farm. It's great being away from all the noise, tourists and general crowdedness of people and cars everywhere. We did use a Coleman stove for cooking but still had our campfire.
We used our sun bags hung in a tree to rinse off the salt water each evening. We speared all our food to cook.
I miss being able to take time to go camping, it always totally relaxed me and the dogs always loved it too.
 
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