All About Pocket Knives

Jim - beatiful dog, we have always had Spaniels too, but here is a pic of my Golden Retriever, Oscar.....dog's life for sure!!

coffecup - dogs picking out thier own knives, thats pretty darn cool....

IM

Muffins the gray cat.
We inherited her from my oldest daughter.
She came to stay with us for a few months and was going to go back home.
But, my youngest daughter fell in love and begged to keep her.
So my daughter gave her up. But she has visitation rights lol.
It's ok she is a sweet cat and she gets along with my dog and other critters.

MoJo the black and white cat.
We got her from the next door neighbors when she was a kitten.
She only likes me and the wife.
She growls and hisses at any one else.
She kinda gets along with Muffins, but none of the other pets we have.
In a way I find it somewhat funny, the kids call her Church.
Even my 60lb dog Gypsy is afraid of her.

I can't forget GinG and Bo
My Brazilian rainbow boa constrictor and my Gpig

Bo is around 5ft long and as thick as 1.5 inch black iron pipe.
I don't think she will get too much longer, but she will bulk up more in the middle.
She eats a med. size rat no problem
They can live 25 or more years in captivity.
Her skin has an iridescent shine under the light.

I bet that guinea pig is sweatin bullets!

philco wrote:I bet that guinea pig is sweatin bullets!

Cute cats there cb!!! John

They told me he was a blue tick heeler?

0078 wrote:They told me he was a blue tick heeler?

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Does he always sit up on the ceiling like that?
Or is my monitor up side down.

It seems some people with I-phones are having trouble posting pictures and also they are upside down

Finally got a decent pic of Isis, a black lab/border collie ball of energy. She is waiting for me to pick up the stick she dropped at my feet. Sometimes I think she would rather chase a ball or stick than eat, and she would rather swim than chase a ball! She is a great companion and the smartest dog I've had the pleasure of knowing. She darn near reads my mind sometimes.

Here's my girl Sadie, stickin her nose in my picture takin session.
Great looking pets all!

Sadie looks like a sweetrheart.

Jethro Bodine. Is your dog a Australian cattle dog ( Blue heeler ).If it not it looks the same.

My Sis with Scodie (Rt) and Mick (Lft).

Shearer wrote:Jethro Bodine. Is your dog a Australian cattle dog ( Blue heeler ).If it not it looks the same.

She is indeed. And heavy on the heelin.

Thanks QS, she has a sweet temperament. A sweet "in your face" type temperament , she wants to get right up in ya. But very lovey & submissive, she's a blast.

Gordon Setter Springset Yesterday Once More (Maggie)






Citron Crested Cockatoo (Tangerine)

Jethro, that line of demarcation along the midline of Sadie's head and face is just fascinating.

Mr. Rick, my son has a dog very much like your Scodie. Her name is "Milo". She was an adoption animal, so we don't know her lineage, but she is the sweetest dog. Getting on now, she's ten or eleven. Still quite active for a large breed dog.

That Gordon Setter is just beautiful. Intelligent looking bird.

Charlie Noyes

RobesonsRme.com wrote:Jethro, that line of demarcation along the midline of Sadie's head and face is just fascinating.

Mr. Rick, my son has a dog very much like your Scodie. Her name is "Milo". She was an adoption animal, so we don't know her lineage, but she is the sweetest dog. Getting on now, she's ten or eleven. Still quite active for a large breed dog.

That Gordon Setter is just beautiful. Intelligent looking bird.

Charlie Noyes

Scodie is purebred Border Collie, and the most active dog I've ever seen. Mick is an Australian Sheepdog and just wants to sit on your lap.

I'm sorry, dyslexia has reared its ugly head. Our Milo looks like Mick, not Scodie.

Charlie

Sophie is 7 mos and 75+ lbs now. She is starting to dwarf hank but the old man hasn't shown her all of his tricks yet.

Sorry for the crappy cell pic

One of my dog I took today playing with a toy

Two words Gino... Stud Muffin.

I took some pics of knives in the backyard this week, between rain showers. Our sunshine is supposed to start today and in 3 more days it will be close to 90 degrees, about a 35-40 jump in a week!
The dogs came over to see what I was doing and since I had the camera in my hand I just raised up and snapped a picture of each of them.

This is my shadow Josi, she pretty much goes with me every where. This is her litter mate Sammie and my wife's little princess- This is Gus their father. He keeps our daughter's German Shepherd/Lab cross in check even though she out weighs him by a factor of 3. They are great fun to have around the house & super watch dogs even though they think they are people, not dogs!

How dull life would be without these wonderful creatures.

Mans best friend, no doubt!