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Submitted by sbrilli:
These are our dogs; Eddie, 1 year old and Dewey, 3 years old. Eddie is an English Pointer and Dewey is a Yellow Lab. We just rescued Eddie from the Humane Society. He was found by a police officer on a main street downtown and he was all skin and bones. So he’s very happy about his new home and family! He especially loves his big brother Dewey!
Submission by Noel and Samael:
This is a picture of my 3 yr old purebreed Deer Head Chihuahua Toji Ann, my pride and joy. We’ve been together since she was 2 1/2 months old. She is lying here with Miyako Charmaine a 3 month old Black Lab, Boxer, Shar Pei mix, hyper as the day is long.
There’s an adoption event going on in San Diego this upcoming Sunday.
It’s called the Big Dogs Rock Adoption Event, and is happening on August 8, 2010 at Fiesta Island (located in San Diego County). As the name hints, this adoption event holds more than 150 breeds of big dogs that are available for adoption! I hope many of our fellow followers of APlaceToLoveDogs can attend :)
Click here for more info:
http://www.sdshelters.com/news/BDR2010.pressrelease.pdf
Submitted by soccerluvrrot30:
At a family party for the fourth of July and no one else there was even close to the same age as me. Dolly was my best friend that day.
Submitted by abbyayy:
My silky, Boogie… He wrinkled my shirt and sat on it as a protest to me leaving him for work. LoL.
there is a sharp difference in the mental capacity of humans and dogs for example a human who is given an intricate problem will spend all day trying to solve it but a dog will have the sense to give up and do something else
Dogs attend a special 3D screening of the new Warner Bros film, Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square
Submitted by samneff7824:
This is my dog Petey! I’ve had him since I was 4 years old and I’m now almost 17. He’s the best dog in the world and I really don’t know what I’m going to do when he’s not around anymore.
War Dog Memorial
Inscription from memorial commemorating World War II combat dogs…
25 Marine War Dogs gave their lives liberating Guam in 1944. They served as sentries, messengers, scouts. They explored caves, detected mines and booby traps.
Kurt, Yonnie, Koko, Bunkie, Skipper, Poncho, Tubby, Hobo, Ni, Prince, Fritz, Emmy, Missy, Cappy, Duke, Max, Blitz, Arno, Silver, Brockie,
Bursch, Pepper, Ludwig, Rickey, Tam (buried at sea off Asan Point)
Given in their memory and on behalf of the surviving men of the 2nd and 3rd marine war dogs platoons, many of whom owe their lives to the bravery and sacrifice of these gallant animals.
what dogs and their love give us is a connection to life on earth to all that binds and cradles us lest we begin to feel too alone
For the Love of a Dog: Understanding Emotion in You and Your Best Friend
