I miss my dog...
He's doing ok, but he's stuck in MN - who wants to bring him to Cali for me?
He's doing ok, but he's stuck in MN - who wants to bring him to Cali for me?
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MikePinchico
Double Eagle Member
She is a 70 lbs German Shepard :|
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
Small trunk then?
My last dog had the same habit, only he never figured out how to carry it from the center. It was comical until he swung it around behind you.
SaralaAnne
Bogey Member
These are my boys. Mikey in the front (2 yo wiener/chichuahua mix) and Wally in the back (4 yo terrier/chihuahua mix). Neither will ever go on the course with us. They're not exactly people friendly. Plus the little one is afraid of discs. No idea why. They have come out in the field with us, though, and that just wipes them out! That's also the only time that Mikey insists on being with me vs my husband. Normally he's Mikey's person and I'm Wally's 100% (which I'm okay with because Wally's my little buddy and one of the best dogs ever!)
redwrath
Bogey Member
Okay, that inspired me to post a pic of my wiener mix (momma was a bulldog). This is "Little Frankie No-No", aka Frank. He loves children, kids, peanut butter stuffed kongs, and air conditioning. Frank can go about nine holes when the temperature is below 80 degrees, so he hasn't been out much this summer.
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redwrath
Bogey Member
If you come to World Ams in 2013, make sure to bring a treat for Frank :thmbup:
DyeingToPlay
Eagle Member
Baxter the mini disc retriever!
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tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
Spot on IC. The Oatmeal is brilliant! I just picked up both his books, and they're just as good as what he has on his site.
jtbingster
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mdwamp
Newbie
This is Casey. He was my 4th greyhound. Lost him to bone cancer about a year and a half ago.
HarkeyPuck
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SIERRA
PCDG13
Par Member
This is Casey. He was my 4th greyhound. Lost him to bone cancer about a year and a half ago.
Here's my greyhound...
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discgolfcrazy
Eagle Member
This is Casey. He was my 4th greyhound. Lost him to bone cancer about a year and a half ago.
thats a great looking dog, sorry for your loss,
by the way how are greyhounds, been planning on getting one
disc cogg
Par Member
mdwamp
Newbie
Swetest dogs I've owned. All of them I've had quiet, and eager to be with you. Some have been a bit skittish. Casey was not. None of mine have been aggressive. I think they would do ok on a course if leashed. Sight hounds have exceptional vision and will bolt for that squirrel down the fairway....and possibly catch it. Most seem tolerant of kids.
Great breed, but I absolutely biased.
Great breed, but I absolutely biased.
JimDK27
Par Member
Here is my current disc dog. I miss living in Knoxville where I could go to Groves Park and let her run loose on the most dog friendly disc golf course I have ever been to. She won't stay near me if there are other dogs on the course. She has to be friends with all of them.
Here she is on my practice at home.
Here she is on my practice at home.
foo_g
Birdie Member
Oscar
Here are some pictures of my BFF!
He's getting better at sniffing out discs in the weeds and loves to help me retrieve them when they are in a tough spot -- steep bank, shallow water, etc.
He is extremely smart and has been really easy to train.
Everyone always asks what type of dog he is, but I don't know.
He was dumped in the back of my truck (in my driveway, no less) a little over 2 years ago.
So far it's worked out pretty good for everyone!
I've taken with me to a few tournaments and everyone has been extremely complimentary of him and how well behaved he is.
He doesn't chase discs unless he gets the OK from me.
He's also money at the short putts.
Here are some pictures of my BFF!
He's getting better at sniffing out discs in the weeds and loves to help me retrieve them when they are in a tough spot -- steep bank, shallow water, etc.
He is extremely smart and has been really easy to train.
Everyone always asks what type of dog he is, but I don't know.
He was dumped in the back of my truck (in my driveway, no less) a little over 2 years ago.
So far it's worked out pretty good for everyone!
I've taken with me to a few tournaments and everyone has been extremely complimentary of him and how well behaved he is.
He doesn't chase discs unless he gets the OK from me.
He's also money at the short putts.
bergdawg
Banned
Griffin and I out at the course:
Here's him sittin' like a person:
Hanging with BennettUA's pups:
After a rough weekend:
Here's him sittin' like a person:
Hanging with BennettUA's pups:
After a rough weekend:
