Thread: Show us your ...........DOG

Originally Posted by Homestar

Was looking for a file on an old hard drive and came across a pic of Willow from November 2012. She was 3 in this pic.
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And just over 10 years later…
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She’s still the same under the grey and cataracts - a sweet and loving soul.

Does she invade random stranger's swags the way Wes did?

A very friendly pug was my introduction to the joys of Winter Wombat.

Originally Posted by Tins

Does she invade random stranger's swags the way Wes did?

A very friendly pug was my introduction to the joys of Winter Wombat.

No, she's way more inhibited that Wes was - he just wanted cuddles off everyone - and NOW! No matter where you were or what state you may have been in - I still clearly remember when he jumped into your swag to say good morning - and him being lifted out quite rapidly - wish I had it on video.

Sorry for your family's loss.

Originally Posted by Homestar

- wish I had it on video.

Speak for yourself. I'm bloody glad you don't..

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Meet Kimba. An unexpected gumtree find.
Wrong time (like there’s ever a right one), but right dog.

He’s going to be a big boy.

He's going to be a white lion, Brad.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

He's going to be a white lion, Brad.

Yep. The breeder named him Kimba with the intent of keeping him, but circumstances changed and she had to let him go. Shame for her, win for us. The best part is she's only 10 minutes away and can visit, and she's a dog trainer also so he's *incredibly* well behaved for a 10 week old puppy.

He's the biggest in the litter by a _long_ way, but our last Lab was 42kg at fighting weight, so we're used to big boys.

Of course I had to "acquire" the "Kimba the white lion" cartoons as it wasn't big in Scotland, and my 8 year old had never heard of it. A rapid household education solved the hours of "what about this name".

Not ours,but it is so well done i thought i would throw it up here.