Awww!
It's so cute that I can't think of a single "poopy" thing to say (per your comment on other thread)!
Those are just precious, adorable!! Did they supply Friscos Santa suit or did you buy it? Definitely card worthy!
this one is from years ago. Taken at the local Humane Society as part of a fund raiser. One of the best Santas around. He was looking at the photographer as I took this snapshot with my phone.
You can tell that beard is completely real. Like that guy works 365 days a year on that thing. I need that guy at my mall for my kids!That may be the best Santa I’ve ever seen.
And do tell, how consistent does this work? I’d love to teach this to my dogs, it’d be a bonus if they could pour some wine too!and trains him to do crazy stuff, like get me a beer from the fridge.
Hi, yes, this is a doggy daycare he goes to 2.5 days a week. He gets special treatment as I mentioned. The owner is a little crazy in a nice way. Doggy Daycare and Grooming people usually are a little nuts in my experience.And do tell, how consistent does this work? I’d love to teach this to my dogs, it’d be a bonus if they could pour some wine too!
Is this a dog day care that he goes to? How is that?
He's my second GSD. Duke was my first and is the dog on the left in my avatar. He died earlier this year. I kind of lost him in my divorce, so I didn't spend the last 5 years with him, but always considered him my dog. My ex. un-did everything I did.That’s awesome! Unfortunately the handle to my frig broke off :rolls eyes:. And if I taught them how to open it, I imagine they’d be raiding it every time I left the house! Is Frisco your first GSD? I ask because Rio is mine (he’s 17 months now) and I have been wonderfully surprised at what a great pup/dog he is. As you said just so smart, loving, biddable and personality to match. He may be my first but not the last.
HA!! I have more pictures and videos of him than my first born. Thanks on the Frisco compliments. Rio is a looker as well. Still aspiring to do what you just did with the show. Don't quote me on the American working line. He was definitely American (puppy mill) and he was definitely a working dog (high maintenance pain in the butt, but so sweet).I’m sorry about Duke, but glad he was a good dog and made an impact on you. And now you have Frisco! I didn’t know there was an American working line, I know of the show and “pet” lines. Rio is a mish mash with his sire 100% WGS and his dam a euro working line with a smattering of the aforementioned American pet lines. He’s genetically diverse at least! Lol. I love the rich red pigment that the WGS dogs possess and IMO I just love Friscos markings. You lucked out with him! Not even six months, a precious time that flies by so fast literally take photos and videos every day because before you know it they’ve transformed into just “another big dumb dog”. Hah! Seriously though rarely I’ll stumble upon a video I took of Rio when he was little and when I watch it I just go “awwww” and melt inside.
LOL! Sounds like I’m preaching to the choir! Thank you about Rio, I just adore him. Our dogs wouldn’t do well at all in AKC (conformation) but I wholeheartedly encourage you to check out UKC. I was quite nervous but everyone was so down to earth and friendly, it really helped. You could even attend a show sans Frisco and check it out first if you’d like, but they do offer puppy classes when they turn 6 months. Judges are very understanding of puppy antics so why not give it a shot? Just give him a bath the night before, make sure he’s brushed out and fluffed up (though Rio isn’t hardly fluffy at all for GSD standards) and his nails are trimmed. My leash is a -$5 black nylon little dog leash from wal mart that bundles up nicely in one hand, who’s to know the wiser! Either way it would be good experience for you two, especially if you are interested in other dog sports too. Rios about to start his intermediate agility class (which he LOVES) and we’re working on rally obedience to compete in the next show come February. It’s fun and you get to mingle with a buncha other crazy dog folks!HA!! I have more pictures and videos of him than my first born.
LOL! Sounds like I’m preaching to the choir! Thank you about Rio, I just adore him. Our dogs wouldn’t do well at all in AKC (conformation) but I wholeheartedly encourage you to check out UKC. I was quite nervous but everyone was so down to earth and friendly, it really helped. You could even attend a show sans Frisco and check it out first if you’d like, but they do offer puppy classes when they turn 6 months. Judges are very understanding of puppy antics so why not give it a shot? Just give him a bath the night before, make sure he’s brushed out and fluffed up (though Rio isn’t hardly fluffy at all for GSD standards) and his nails are trimmed. My leash is a -$5 black nylon little dog leash from wal mart that bundles up nicely in one hand, who’s to know the wiser! Either way it would be good experience for you two, especially if you are interested in other dog sports too. Rios about to start his intermediate agility class (which he LOVES) and we’re working on rally obedience to compete in the next show come February. It’s fun and you get to mingle with a buncha other crazy dog folks!