Giz/Emma and everyones pets on the board

We have lots of bald eagles over here and they get huge. It is funny to see tourists get really excited about seeing them especially when the tourists are from parts of the country that don't seem to have them.

 

No, we weren't. Slow mule deer and jack rabbits,< potent combo. Antelope are normally too fast for the jack rabbits to catch.
First noticed in Douglas, around the 1930's. NYT had an article on them. Not even kidding...... [/QUOTE]

Just wondering. Around here they call Vultures Buzzards, go figure.

 

I have given up on trying to learn "Dog", just no good with foreign languages. When Max and Neo came back from one of their jaunts earlier Lucy was all wags, so who knows. There hasn't been anything physical when i'm here, just some growling by Neo. He looks a lot happier again today.

 

So sorry for your loss leoht

 

Do you happen to know what breed that is in the third pic, playing soccer with the kid?

 

Sorry Dave, I do not know. Certainly looks "houndy" to me.

 

I think I found it...maybe an Italian pointer, also called Bracco Italiano

 

So sorry to hear about you pup, Leo.

 

Been looking into the leonbergers Rotti. Just dont mention it around Emma eh.

 

They sure are impressive looking dogs Loon.

 

I got a kick out of that also!!

 

I was lucky with dogs, never had one stupid enough to get hit by a skunk.

Porcupines, yes - and one dog did it twice; once in general on the nose/face the second time rolling on a dead porcupine. The quills were so deep that only the white tips were above skin. He was a white dog so many of the quills were only found by feel. He was red at the end of quill removal from his neck down to his paw. We found missed quills for weeks in his shoulder.

 

Ouch!!! and it hurt both of you during the removal. We are very fortunate. No skunks or porcupines on the island.