[SCS9815]

Originally Posted by quick6

Sounds like you should be in charge of the Pet Thread!

well I can safely say I know far more about pets than cars :

[gtr2M3]

Baxter, our 4 month old min pin

[rickc007]

Baxter looks mischievous

Originally Posted by gtr2M3

Baxter, our 4 month old min pin

[bosstones]

Originally Posted by rickc007

Baxter looks mischievous

I, too, have a dog named Baxter. I can confirm that Baxters are mischievous.

[gtr2M3]

Originally Posted by bosstones

I, too, have a dog named Baxter. I can confirm that Baxters are mischievous.

My wife has a bow tie for him with tiny print that says “little shit”

Yes... mischievous is an understatement

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by rickc007

Baxter looks mischievous

He's a Min-Pin!!

[JP10]

"Baxter is that you!? Baxter!? Bark twice if you're in Milwaukee!" - Anchorman. When I see a dog named Baxter, it is immediately the first thing that pops into my head haha. Good looking pup!

[Dobie Dog]

Spoiled Dobie

[BMW003E]

Our new addition - Celeste

[SakhirM4]

Our 4 month old playing king of the mountain

[BMW003E]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Just adorable, what breed are they?

They're Samoyeds. The boy in the background is 7 yrs old. The puppy is 10 weeks. The fun begins again!

[E92inNC]

Anyone else’s dog shits way too much for the amount they eat or is it just my golden? The amount I pick up from the side of the backyard and on his walks seems like a huge amount. The shit to food eaten is a lot higher than mine lol

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by sxyblue

Anyone else’s dog shits way too much for the amount they eat or is it just my golden? The amount I pick up from the side of the backyard and on his walks seems like a huge amount. The shit to food eaten is a lot higher than mine lol

I think many kibbles use bulkers of some sort, so your dog will never (!) suffer from constipation.
Onslow eats people food (often with raw meat), which I figure is bad enough for him. But we walk many other dogs, and regularly see what you are talking about!

Murf

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by BMW003E

They're Samoyeds. The boy in the background is 7 yrs old. The puppy is 10 weeks. The fun begins again!

Congratulations!
Samoyed puppies are like little plush-toys.
I didn't get the below pup, named "Vodka"!
We got Onslow, in the bottom pic, with his mom & aunt.

Murf

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by sxyblue

Anyone else’s dog shits way too much for the amount they eat or is it just my golden? The amount I pick up from the side of the backyard and on his walks seems like a huge amount. The shit to food eaten is a lot higher than mine lol

When puppies, yes, but it has always normalized for our dogs once they reach 12-18 mos. and start eating dog food 1x/ day rather than puppy food more than 1x/day. We have always fed all our dogs kibble. We also keep an eye on anything else they get. Small treats + an occasional banana slice or couple of blueberries and not much else. (Some treats add up calories quickly.). Other than maybe a tiny piece of tenderloin once a year, they don’t get any other table scraps.

[ShopVac]

Finally got that car pic with the puppies. Guess something was in the woods beside me...as the white shep was focused on it pretty hard.

[ramman434]

The White Shepherd is gorgeous. Don't run across those too often.

[E92inNC]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

I think many kibbles use bulkers of some sort, so your dog will never (!) suffer from constipation.
Onslow eats people food (often with raw meat), which I figure is bad enough for him. But we walk many other dogs, and regularly see what you are talking about!

Murf

Good to know, I just thought they had inefficient digestive systems of something. I’ve had loads of chihuahuas up til now so this is the first time I’m having to pick up this volume of poo

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

When puppies, yes, but it has always normalized for our dogs once they reach 12-18 mos. and start eating dog food 1x/ day rather than puppy food more than 1x/day. We have always fed all our dogs kibble. We also keep an eye on anything else they get. Small treats + an occasional banana slice or couple of blueberries and not much else. (Some treats add up calories quickly.). Other than maybe a tiny piece of tenderloin once a year, they don’t get any other table scraps.

He’s 15 months now and I’m noticing he’s not eating as much now since I’ve switched him to adult at 12 months. He eats about 3/4 of a bowl daily and he nibbles thru the day and eat the bulk of it in the late afternoon with some treats throughout the day. He’s at 72lbs and vet says it’s a healthy weight but he still looks a tad thin to my eyes.

[E92inNC]

Originally Posted by BMW003E

Our new addition - Celeste

Bloody gorgeous pups. I love these for the same reasons I’ve always loved goldens-friendly disposition, always smiling and their awesome coats.

[JojThomas]

Originally Posted by ShopVac

Finally got that car pic with the puppies. Guess something was in the woods beside me...as the white shep was focused on it pretty hard.

Great photo, I like it
and really nice dogs

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by sxyblue

Bloody gorgeous pups. I love these for the same reasons I’ve always loved goldens-friendly disposition, always smiling and their awesome coats.

We are on our third Samoyed, & so know the breed a little bit (been hooked on them since living with one in college in the '70s (Toki)).
We characterize them as half Golden Retriever, & half wolf:
Traditionally, they lived a lifestyle where they worked with the Inuit people in all sorts of ways. the dogs had to do most anything the people could make them do, or else they couldn't have lived so far north.
But the breed has not been westernized as much as most & retains a primal aspect, being first brought to England in the beginning of the 20th century to get to the south pole when the Husky dogs couldn't do it.
The Samoyed is also the closest real dog breed to the wolf, genetically. Put them in the woods, & it shows!

Murf

PS: Below, Elsa with a deer leg.

[Dobie Dog]

My old school BMW car alarm...