Any dog owners around?

Here is my dog Sulo. He is 3 year old labrador retriever and he really enjoys participating my flashlight modding hobby... So far he has eaten components worth ~200 EUR (e.g. one x-bin lux5 included). But somehow I find it very hard to be angry for him, reason below - hugging cute dog, isn't he?



Feel free to post pics of your dog (or any other pet)!

-N

Beautiful Labbie and great photo. I think my Pointer was one of the reasons I became a CPFer---I needed a better flashlightlight for those late night critter-chasing outings!

Emmy (Lab/Pitbull mix), 2 years old, also the reason for my addiction - sick of stepping in dog poop when walking her

she gets pretty much anything she wants unfortunately

i have a three year old chocolate lab. he is HUGE, not fat but just big.

I have a very wonderful mutt. She's half elkhound and half chow. She weighs about 60 lbs but is very sweet--unless you mess with our kids (she will defend them from anything). She's sweet, easy to be around, and wonderful--but sheds like crazy.

She was a gift from my wife when I finished my PhD. My wife said "any dog--any dog in the world". We did a lot of research, then found our puppy at the humane society. I knew after just a few minutes that this little puppy was going to come home with us. She needed a home, and I wanted a dog. Best decision I could have made. She does have hip displasia but is doing well. She's getting older, but is still just as sweet and wonderful as the day we got her.

I have a 11 month old american pitbull terrier. He is a great dog and already 80lbs. He loves going out in the woods with a glotoob attached to his collar while I play with my lights.

Novaflash said:

. He loves going out in the woods with a glotoob attached to his collar while I play with my lights.

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Hey my dog has his glow tube on at night too. it makes it very easy to spot him at night.

I predict this thread will rival some of the 2nd Amendment threads for length and passion.

The "Troy Street Traveling Dog Circus" has three current members:

"Pi" is a little black ragamuffin street dog that we literally picked off the roadside about 9 years when she was about a year old. Probably some type of wirehair terrier mix. She's the alpha dog, so being black and willing to run out the door to check out the neighborhood, she gets to wear a glowring at all times.

"Jazmine" is a little white dog who may be mostly if not pure Papillion. She was left at a construction site when she was 4 or 5 weeks old. The guys shared their lunches, left her water while she nested up under a lumberpile. I couldn't stand that, so she got to come home with me one day.

"Sim" is a pure Jack Russell who had a difficult birth. No vision in one eye and learning disabilities (to put it mildly). No one would take him from the breeder, so he was destined for the needle. I figured that since he had one good eye and I had one good eye that we should pair up.

We tell folks that these guys won the "Doggie Lotto".

BTW - Jaz is the one who had the problem with the Gorilla Glue that I posted about awhile ago.

BIGIRON-

Your post on Gorilla Glue has saved at least one other dog. I showed it to a friend after his miniature Dachshund got into some Gorilla Glue. This convinced him to take the dog to the vet before the dog showed any outward signs of problems. All is well now, and he didn't have to explain why his three year old daughter's favorite puppy was gone. Thanks for sharing.

:buddies:

Bomber - I've had a pretty trying day, but your post made it all ok.

BigIron, you have a heart of gold for bringing those dogs into your life. :thumbsup:

I have a 2-year-old brindle greyhound named Elly. She's a rescue, as are probably 99.5% of the greyhounds you'll ever see. She's about 62 lbs., all muscle and very easy to take care of... she sleeps all the time.

One night I came home to find my XO on the floor and ON! I still don't know how she turned a tactical twisty light to constant on, but she did. No marks on the light by the way. Wouldn't matter anyway since it's a beater light.

Here are our babies: Bambi on the left and Feather on the right.



P.S. Dressed for Christmas dinner :laughing:

I love these doggie threads. There are a few of them floating around, and here are another two of them:

http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=83824
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=142420

I'll see if I can take some pics and videos of my baby pooch tomorrow (he'll be asleep by the time I get home from work tonight).

Pepper

Our Labrador likes the "Sun" and often likes walking with McGizmo's
HD45 LuxV lighting the way!



jeffb

American Staffordshire Terrier, Blaze. 3 Years old, Female, Rescued from a Snowbank in February 2004 during one of my wifes photoshoots. She weighed about 3 pounds then, now about 50.

Best, smartest dog we have ever owned.

PS, she knows what a drive thru is!

I love dogs, so I had to get into this.

The top dog is Gen. She's half lab, quarter German Shepard, quarter wolf, but really a big baby, although she did stand down a cougar at close range. Nobody got hurt.

Below is Holly trying to catch juvenile coho salmon. She never does. Holly is half lab and the other half is unknown.

Lemme see if I can fetch Lisa.. AKA ChocolateLab33