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Alaskabound wrote: Mon Aug 07, 2017 1:10 pm Willy and Polly in our previous boat. We would beach on a tiny island and let them run and swim. Lots of fun. (So far, we haven't let them in the Cobalt.)
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I see they even took off there Crocs before getting I the seats.lol

I've got two killa Yorkies.
We've never taken them out on the boat. We just don't want to deal with them, but they would love it. One of them will ride on my motorcycle.

Here's Tigger. Been so hot haven't had him out much. He's just waiting to jump on a dolphin! He loves to see animals while we're out.

Tigger!!! What a cute dog. Really does not even need booties with his size. How's he do swimmin'?

Aslan he wasn't wild about it at first but he's enjoying more. Even Jumps off the swim platform now. Nothing like a lab loves the water but he's a good sport. Full Yorkie but a big one at 16lbs!

Yes...16 pounds is a big yorkie. I like how he's enjoying the boat and not goin after that potato chip You have him trained well

Both of our Yorkies are big. One 14, the other 16 lbs. Gracie and Rocco.
My wife calls them Porky Yorkies, but they aren't fat, just big... and definitely mean to strangers. Our yard is 11 acres, so they have never been leashed, and patrol like armed security guards.
It's a real problem sometimes..They like team up and bite mail men, paper boys, and they live to feast on the corpse of our UPS driver, who once hit them with his e-book. Not good...

Tigger, the name of our dearly departed and sadly missed Golden Retriever.

"Tigger, the name of our dearly departed and sadly missed Golden Retriever"


We are on our third golden, Tuscany. They are such a wonderful part of our family--as any dog is. The past two goldens (Max & Newman) are sorely missed.

Now my daughter's bearded dragon--not so much.

Tuscany wrote: Tue Aug 08, 2017 8:10 am Both of our Yorkies are big. One 14, the other 16 lbs. Gracie and Rocco.
My wife calls them Porky Yorkies, but they aren't fat, just big... and definitely mean to strangers. Our yard is 11 acres, so they have never been leashed, and patrol like armed security guards.
It's a real problem sometimes..They like team up and bite mail men, paper boys, and they live to feast on the corpse of our UPS driver, who once hit them with his e-book. Not good...

Tigger, the name of our dearly departed and sadly missed Golden Retriever.

I know the little dog pack mentality - My father had 5, 2 king charles, a pug, yorkie, and a Bijon. They were wild. They'd unzip any small animals near them. Sadly 3 of them have passed in the past year. leving just the girls. Bijon and yorkie.

My brother and sister have 4 mini schnauzers.

I lost my little chihuahua 4 years ago yesterday after 16 years. SHe was the best dog I've ever owned and fiercely loyal to me. Prior to that was a long line of water dogs, all golden retreivers. Beau, Baier, Nick, Mikey, Gretchen, Sadie.

Getting the boys a golden... but not yet. Boys need a golden.

Here's the scoje. Miss that dog.

Wow scoje is darling.


"Getting the boys a golden... but not yet. Boys need a golden."


Once you look, you will not be able to resist, Liquid.
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What a little troublemaker! That's why I can't look. You don't go to look at puppies, you go buy a puppy.

liquid wrote: Tue Aug 08, 2017 3:34 pm What a little troublemaker! That's why I can't look. You don't go to look at puppies, you go buy a puppy.

I wish someone would have told me that before we bought Duke last summer. And yes he gets into everything!

AsLan7 wrote: Sun Aug 06, 2017 2:02 pm No pic Colin???? Cmon, let's see Aly in that Cobalt.

That's an awesome memory by the way of your spaniel.

Here's Aly on the dock last summer, when we had sunshine and dry weather. Have to get a pic of her in the Cobalt with her dogsiders on!

Y'all are showing some awesome dogs, so I want to show you mine. The BEST dog ever was my wolf dog Tipper. We were best friends for 16 great years and just lost her last spring. One of the hardest days I've had in a long time. I learned a lot from her and the way wolves are. Talk about fiercely loyal... she would eat up anything or anybody that crossed her pack, which consisted of two other wolf hybrids and a mutt, and of course the kids and my wife. I was the Alpha, but she was everything else. I sure miss that ole dog.. When Tipper was about 12 we got this goofball. Her name is Leah, and she's a wolf hybrid too. One day when she was young, I looked out and saw her napping. I swear I thought she was dead!