Dog shelter creativity: Dog lovers will enjoy these silly photo booth type pictures: http://gooddogbuzz.com/awesome/dog-shelter-creativity/...

BearK Loc: TN

Dog lovers will enjoy these silly photo booth type pictures:

http://gooddogbuzz.com/awesome/dog-shelter-creativity/

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

BearK wrote:

Dog lovers will enjoy these silly photo booth type pictures:

http://gooddogbuzz.com/awesome/dog-shelter-creativity/

Really cute photos, but not the way to choose a dog. would make a great fund raiser though. You could go in and get four shots of your dog being cute, and pay the shelter for the shots with $5.00 and a bag of dog food, or some bundles of newspapers. People would stand in line for that, wouldn't they? Bet Bear would be really cute in pictures, Akitas are such a neat breed anyhow.

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

BearK wrote:

Dog lovers will enjoy these silly photo booth type pictures:

http://gooddogbuzz.com/awesome/dog-shelter-creativity/

Thanks for sharing! I especially like it when photos prove that dogs really do smile. :)

BearK Loc: TN

no propaganda please wrote:

Really cute photos, but not the way to choose a dog. would make a great fund raiser though. You could go in and get four shots of your dog being cute, and pay the shelter for the shots with $5.00 and a bag of dog food, or some bundles of newspapers. People would stand in line for that, wouldn't they? Bet Bear would be really cute in pictures, Akitas are such a neat breed anyhow.

Thanks, what a wonderful idea. Let's face it, you have two beautiful big boys, and the wild little fella.

I'm sure you are aware Akitas are one man dogs, and I didn't get him until he was at least three. He is my boy, it took him a while, but he even listens to me now.

BearK Loc: TN

PaulPisces wrote:

Thanks for sharing! I especially like it when photos prove that dogs really do smile. :)

They have such a variety of personalities. Always nice to give a person a reason to smile as well.

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

BearK wrote:

Thanks, what a wonderful idea. Let's face it, you have two beautiful big boys, and the wild little fella.

I'm sure you are aware Akitas are one man dogs, and I didn't get him until he was at least three. He is my boy, it took him a while, but he even listens to me now.

I know how strange Mastiffs look if caught in mid air with their mouths open trying to catch a ball. huge lips flapping and drool flying , but a smile of success as they actually catch the ball.
Yes, akitas can be one man dogs to the point of not allowing anyone near their master. It is an impressive friend and companion.

rlockwood

dogs do have there own personality we have four and they all have there own way of showing off.

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

rlockwood wrote:

dogs do have there own personality we have four and they all have there own way of showing off.

Even closely related dogs raised by the same person have different personalities. The woman we got Chaos from (our Welsh Terrier) has had the breed since the early 1970's and she can point out the personality traits in a three month ol puppy and tell which great grand parent did the same thing, and how the two litter mates of the great grand parent never did but did something else that she remembers a dog four generations behind that dog doing. There are parent traits but they are all still individuals'

Our county veterinarian has a rabies clinic twice a year where the rabies shots are very cheap. One of the rescue groups is managed by a really nice couple who will cut the dogs nails before the rabies shot is given for a ten dollar fee and the money goes into the rescue group. We have helped out on this great endeavor a number of times. We always refuse the service to any dogs which are nasty and not easily approachable. That also gives the vet a clue that the muzzle will be needed.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

BearK wrote:

Dog lovers will enjoy these silly photo booth type pictures:

http://gooddogbuzz.com/awesome/dog-shelter-creativity/

Loved it!! Too sweet and a reason they are known as mans best friend~~~ :thumbup: :thumbup:

BearK Loc: TN

no propaganda please wrote:

Even closely related dogs raised by the same perso... (show quote)

At one time, we had a collie that the breeder wanted to breed in a less timid trait. He changed to a stronger willed male and got the results he was looking for. Tallie was not vicious, but not timid like dogs from previous litters. You bet, they carry traits just like we do.

In dogs, the Lord sure gave us faithful companions, companions that afford us a lot of company, when we are alone..

BearK Loc: TN

lindajoy wrote:

Loved it!! Too sweet and a reason they are known as mans best friend~~~ :thumbup: :thumbup:

Good morning, LJ. Hope you have a wonderful day. :thumbup:

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

BearK wrote:

Good morning, LJ. Hope you have a wonderful day. :thumbup:

Good Morning to you sweet lady..Thank You and I hope you do as well!~~ :thumbup: :thumbup:

A Rose for you~~
A Rose for you~~...

badbobby Loc: texas

BearK wrote:

Dog lovers will enjoy these silly photo booth type pictures:

http://gooddogbuzz.com/awesome/dog-shelter-creativity/

and bless you Bear
for these wonderful pics
I really like the first one
that pup is saying
"please take me" :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

badbobby Loc: texas

lindajoy wrote:

Good Morning to you sweet lady..Thank You and I hope you do as well!~~ :thumbup: :thumbup:

Linda
the rose is like your personality
Lovely

BearK Loc: TN

badbobby wrote:

and bless you Bear
for these wonderful pics
I really like the first one
that pup is saying
"please take me" :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

I never realized dogs could 'ham it up' so much.