awww, you guys are making me want a puppy again so bad...

Baxter is a very cute puppy. Walter and Orson are cute too...

Here is Althéa, my GF's miniature Pinscher.









Here she is, practicing agility:
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=KwNutm9CrSk

my sister has a miniature pinscher...scrappy little fuck that it is...

Red Square wrote:my sister has a miniature pinscher...scrappy little fuck that it is...

I don't get the scrappy part, sorry.

misskrissy wrote:This is Schnitzel, our 7 month old puppy in 10mm lens glory ...

Aw sweet, she looks like a distant relative of my guy Enoch...


He turned eight last month and got his driver's license.

Anybody else here celebrate their pets birthdays? Like cook steak and stuff for them, and leave the biscuit box open all day? Cuz I do.

Sly Bug wrote:

Red Square wrote:my sister has a miniature pinscher...scrappy little fuck that it is...

I don't get the scrappy part, sorry.

scrappy as in likes to play/fight a lot...and i mean it in an affectionate way...

i love to blow in it's face and feel the little teeth snapping at my nose just an inch away...

Boombats wrote:Aw sweet, she looks like a distant relative of my guy Enoch...

omg.

Boombats wrote:Aw sweet, she looks like a distant relative of my guy Enoch...

He turned eight last month and got his driver's license.

'LOL NOW I AM TAKEING U TO VET TO CHOP UR BALS OF"

My cat Mister looking Bad-ass



Really dark, taken on a shitty camera phone but you can probably just make it out. He is in real life, as you Americans might say, a complete doofus and not nearly as tough as this picture would imply.

this is a current photo of our puppy, mr. bookman ("book" or "bookman") that we were told to destroy for his agression. he is now 9 mo. (35#) and a very happy dog. we are fairly certain he is 3/4 kelpie and 1/4 border collie.



he is still very protective of home and vehicle (i could leave a stack of bills on the dash with the windows down and no one would reach in to get them) and puts on a terrific "ferocious" show until we "thank" him, at which point he calms down. he also responds well to shaking hands, meaning that if someone he doesn't know approaches, if i shake this person's hand he immediately calms down. he also is perfect with strangers, after the initial show, if they ignore him. this can be very difficult for people to do because they "love animals." if he gets out of hand at all he is "rolled" until he's calm.

he is a very work oriented dog and loves chasing a tennis ball fore miles down the beach and to herd the dogs at the dog park. you can see when with him that it's not "fun" to chase the ball, it is "work" that he seems to take very seriously. he is simply not the "family dog" most families envision, he's not cuddly or wanting of much attention. he wants to work or sleep, that's about it.