All About Pocket Knives

I can't say that she does but cold or wet doesn't seem to bother her. Her coat is very thick, right after I snapped that photo she lay down and stayed there till got the feeders out and filled them. She didn't want to come in but I was about to freeze.

bighomer wrote: ↑Tue Jan 12, 2021 4:57 pm I can't say that she does but cold or wet doesn't seem to bother her. Her coat is very thick, right after I snapped that photo she lay down and stayed there till got the feeders out and filled them. She didn't want to come in but I was about to freeze.

..what a cutie!

Scout’s version of “crazy eyes”. And here is Bristol again.

I got the chance to work with “Gypsy” on Friday. Our neighbor that took her in was having trouble with her becoming very feral with bones and it was scaring them. Trying to tell someone how to claim something from a dog is not something I recommend doing over the phone. So I went over to their house and showed them how to claim a bone and not get bit doing it. Just like on “The Dog Whisperer”, Gypsy responded to me in just a couple of minutes and in less than 40 minutes they had practiced it several times and their confidence and mood was totally changed. They thought they had made a mistake taking in this dog and now realized that they could handle her with confidence.
Here are a couple of pictures of Gypsy.

Well done Mark. Too many dogs are returned or abandoned because of human ignorance.

Thank you Garry.

Another picture of Bristol. I swear this dog knows how to be cute and endearing. Never seen anything like it.
The other two pictures are of Scout and Bristol. I take them out for play in the morning after my physical therapy and when I come in Scout has made a game out of stealing stuff. She was stealing wash cloths from the bathroom but she and Bristol started playing tug of war and tore too many so I closed that off from her. This day she stole a Dr. Pepper bottle from my wife who was in her office. She dares you to take it from her. She moans and growls with excitement as she runs away and won’t let you have it. She has made quite a game out of it, or she has really turned into a kleptomaniac, not sure?

Again, something about the color saturation in that first photo is very fine. Looks like a professional portrait. Bristol's kleptocracy sounds charming just so long as she doesn't try and swallow her loot. Labs are notorious for doing that.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Wed Jan 20, 2021 7:49 pm Thank you Garry.

Another picture of Bristol. I swear this dog knows how to be cute and endearing. Never seen anything like it.
The other two pictures are of Scout and Bristol. I take them out for play in the morning after my physical therapy and when I come in Scout has made a game out of stealing stuff. She was stealing wash cloths from the bathroom but she and Bristol started playing tug of war and tore too many so I closed that off from her. This day she stole a Dr. Pepper bottle from my wife who was in her office. She dares you to take it from her. She moans and growls with excitement as she runs away and won’t let you have it. She has made quite a game out of it, or she has really turned into a kleptomaniac, not sure?

Great pictures!

dlr110 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 11:53 pm I was working on a knife kit today and Griffin thought he needed to supervise.

Someone has to keep you in line.

Good night friends.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Wed Jan 20, 2021 7:49 pm Thank you Garry.

Another picture of Bristol. I swear this dog knows how to be cute and endearing. Never seen anything like it.
The other two pictures are of Scout and Bristol. I take them out for play in the morning after my physical therapy and when I come in Scout has made a game out of stealing stuff. She was stealing wash cloths from the bathroom but she and Bristol started playing tug of war and tore too many so I closed that off from her. This day she stole a Dr. Pepper bottle from my wife who was in her office. She dares you to take it from her. She moans and growls with excitement as she runs away and won’t let you have it. She has made quite a game out of it, or she has really turned into a kleptomaniac, not sure?

Beautiful dogs, buddy! I love em'

Here's another one of Layla, has to be near me in the morning while I'm having my coffee before I leave for work..then she goes downstairs and snuggles up to my better half ...

Thanks guys. Ryan, Layla could join my pack anytime what a beautiful dog.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Wed Jan 20, 2021 10:27 pm Thanks guys. Ryan, Layla could join my pack anytime what a beautiful dog.

Thanks my friend!

Annabelle watching her favorite cat videos on the tube.

OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 5:05 pm Annabelle watching her favorite cat videos on the tube.

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Cute!

OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 5:05 pm Annabelle watching her favorite cat videos on the tube.

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The Winter sun felt good on this morning's walk.

This is our pet rabbits, Sumo and Baxter, Flemish Giant bunnies.

Sundog Knives wrote: ↑Sun Jan 24, 2021 1:54 am This is our pet rabbits, Sumo and Baxter, Flemish Giant bunnies.

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Them is some BIG bunnies, Sundog!

Much bigger than when you saw them this past fall.

Ahter and I out swapping the game camera cards. Enjoying the spring-like weather.

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OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 5:05 pm Annabelle watching her favorite cat videos on the tube.

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The Winter sun felt good on this morning's walk.

Dear Ike,

Please tell Mr. Sunshine we miss him. Thanks!

Unk wrote: ↑Tue Jan 26, 2021 8:35 pm Ahter and I out swapping the game camera cards. Enjoying the spring-like weather.

Nice looking dog Mike.

Sissy enjoying the falling weather.

Sissy looks like she’s really getting around now.

I usually take a ball, frisbee or training dummy along when the dogs go along for a walk (which is always ). If not they bring me something to throw for them anyway. They’ve had this canvas frisbee for a couple of years. Recently it’s been getting a hole through the center where the cloth is tearing. Today it finally gave way. I threw it for them, and Mazie brought it back with her head through it.

Ken

Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Wed Feb 10, 2021 3:27 am Sissy looks like she’s really getting around now.

I usually take a ball, frisbee or training dummy along when the dogs go along for a walk (which is always ). If not they bring me something to throw for them anyway. They’ve had this canvas frisbee for a couple of years. Recently it’s been getting a hole through the center where the cloth is tearing. Today it finally gave way. I threw it for them, and Mazie brought it back with her head through it.

Ken

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Joshka relaxing. That's a memory foam dog bed on one side of the fireplace. Ahter has one just like it on the other side of the fireplace. I'm pretty sure my wife likes both of the dogs better than me.