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I don't know how tall or how much he weighs (all I know is that he's at least 65 lbs) but I do know that that muscle tone doesn't lie ;D He's going to be 11 months in just a few days time! ps yes that is dirt on his face in the 2nd pic lol

Thought I'd share a few pics of my goofball at work and him being lazy after a long day in the salon. I absolutely love working in a field where my dog is able to go to work with me daily! He chills where ever there is an open grooming table when he isn't out romping with other pups then comes home and sleeps. I'm definitely a lucky person with my dog and work place   

Meet Morgan, the puppy my fiance and I just adopted! Any guesses on breed are welcome, he's about four months but we're not totally sure.

 

And yes, he's already been switched to raw. Just got half a chicken back for dinner and chomped it down.

 

 

 

I'll get better pictures soon!! I'm friggin' exhausted, haven't had a puppy in a while.

Mickey has eaten chicken, turkey, pork and a little bit of beef (oops) He is currently mostly eating chicken, with pork/beef heart in minimal amounts. Picked up some mackerel, duck yesterday so he'll get some of that also. He gets salmon oil every other day. He had like, ONE day of diarrhea in the last month (in comparison to poor Max). I realize now looking at these pictures he is starting to get a bit pudgy, maybe because I enjoy watching him eat. He LOOOOOOOOVES food. *sigh* Maybe feeding for what I think he will be as an adult (60 lbs) was a little exaggerated *lol*

 

Here's the URL to the before pictures if you want to do a comparison

http://preymodelraw....ne-meet-mickey/

 

ps i'll have to get a picture of his chest pretty soon, he's making max look bad *lol*

 

 

 

oh yeah, all those bumps on the underbelly and patchy booty?? DONT SEE ANY HERE!

 

 

 

 

 

don't worry, the next update will show him trimmed up

 

 

thanks for all the help and support for both of our babies everyone!

Our little baby Ridgeback is here! Roo seems microscopic compared to Samson and she is so sweet. Roo is a bit scared of Samson, probably because he is really excited about having her home, so we are taking it slow. She has eaten 2 raw meals so far, just bony chicken parts and seems to be fine. She's pretty tired from her flight but is happy and curious. (Not sure how to fix the rotated photo...more to come.)

My monsters, Bruce Lee the big brindle guy and Dezmond Jennings the petite fawn girl... K just kidding about the last one though, her real name is Dezzy, but she picked up the nickname from her baseball lovin' human dad.

p.s sorry for the picture overkill, I had too many to choose from!

Knee deep in the snow last Feb.

Catching a little nap after playing in the snow!

 

Was cleaning out the fridge today and found a head of cabbage that was past where we would eat it ... Rolled it out to the boys and Tank thought it was an edible toy.

The perks of working in a fantastic clinic, got him neutered, chipped and hernia-free on Tuesday............and I GOT TO WATCH!

(plus it was cheap, so cheap!) 

 

I know it sounds weird, but surgery is the best part of vet medicine for me.

 

Anyway, the Cone of Shame has very rarely come off for longer than he needs to eat or go for a walk. He IS taking a small break from it right now napping on the floor and I'm very closely watching him. But he hasn't worried at it so far. I'm just still not taking any chances and keeping him coned and crated at night and while we're at work (or go out without the dogs for an extended period of time). I will NOT be the owner who had to do the walk of shame because my dog ripped a stitch, LOL. 

 

I just happened to look at Tank's teeth today and holy cow are they pretty. I really wish I would have taken before pictures! Don't mind the man handling in the pictures, Tank wasn't cooperating, so it was a hurry and get the phone ready and aimed, pull the lip up and click. Calvin's are pretty yet, but compared to how they were before, these are some beauties!

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He's my buddy . Keeps me out of trouble....well...kinda LOL

Can't believe my boy is 8 already. He is our first born and longest resident. I had to have fun with him before giving him his food. True to form, he was patient and let me decorate him. I'd say his prize was worth the wait! He didn't get the whole thing, he had to share with Calvin.















"Please mom? Can I have some more?"


"I'm not full at all! See!!"

Will be more when I find them... But here's the king out ice fishing. No, minpins aren't good in the cold, yes it was -20 Celcius outside, but between the propane heater, the portable enclosed dog bed, his own chair, his sweater and a couple of blankets, he was happy as could be.

 

My oldest son is 15 today!  He's a rescue so chances are, this is not his actual birthday but it's been his guesstimated birthday since I adopted him when he was 6.  He was such a gentleman for this picture while his brother and sister were having a hissy fit about dinner.  I love you Handsome!  I'm so thankful he came into our lives.

 

This is sort of a test run, to see if I am posting pictures right. If it works, Copper is my red merle, Shadow is the black tri, Aussie (yes, an Australian Shepherd named Aussie)! and Lucky, our old hound who adopted us a few years ago. We think she is possibly a mix of a Blue Tick hound and a Walker Hound. Both are really common around here.

Here is Copper our goofy German Shorthair Pointer. He is a little over a year and definately is still a silly puppy!!



Here he is watching the squirrels eat outside the window...



And here is my handsome Rocco...at about 7 years old this boy still rocks it and keeps up with silly Copper pup.



Here is....Rocco my road dog

What a cutie!!!

We welcomed our first family pet, Quincy, into our home about three weeks ago.  He was the piece of the family we didn't know was missing!

His name is Quincy, and he's an American Bully puppy (2 years old).  He's a rescue, and he's perfect.  He was never abused, but he was left in a crate for 15+ hours a day most of his life, with no interaction with other animals.  He was definitely meant to be with us!

 

My son is 5, and thrilled to have a new friend.  He's so easy going, so gentle, and so docile.  He never chews on anything he shouldn't, he's never had an accident, and he is so very attached to us. He sleeps in our bed with us, and always has to be near one of us at all times.  

We've been feeding him high-end kibble that the rescue lady gave us to start with, but after a ton of research, we've decided that the PDR is the way to go.  We try to eat a healthy, whole food diet, why shouldn't he?!  We're really excited about this endeavor, and so grateful for such a good community!

How awesome!! He is too cute!