Yea, I know, Im nuts. 3 large dogs but I couldnt help it! Now comes the dilemma, when the baby is full grown, how do I take thema ll places!? LOL! Three kids, Three dogs, one SUV, and lots of traveling. Hmmmm.

L to R: Twiggy (Dane), Thirza (pron. Terza, St Bernard), and Toki (Dane). Yay for big dogs!!

We took Toki with us to the park yesterday. Twiggy isnt weird around kids she doesnt know and Thirza would have sweated to death..but the kids Loved seeing Toki and were amazed by him. Even the adults were wanting to pet him. He's such a good dog! I love them so much!!

My babies



Left to right: Yorkie, Leila, Angel, and Leo

Yorkie: 15 year old male yorkie 2.5 lbs
Leila: 1 year old reverse-brindle, long haired 1 eyed chihuahua (4 lbs) lol
Angel: 17 year old female yorkie 3.5 lbs
and Leo: my lovable 36 lb beagle.



angel



yorkie



leila, named after the cyclops on futurama.



leo







leo as a puppy


and ginger, my syrian hamster




Dogs really are mans best friend.

-Andrea

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YAY for big dogs, indeed!! We also do greyhound rescue and we are currently at 2..... down from 6!! Try having 6!! Needless to say, with the dogs, a gazillion reptiles and kids (I only have 1 actual kid, but I consider my husband a kid also ) it is never dull in our home. I will try to rustle up some pics of the dogs.....

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Here are a couple of my furry friends.

Ryan if I ever come to your house..I'm taking that lil bull pup. Soo cute! I've always wanted one.

Is it me you guys or does Codi resemble 13

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Here's 2 recent ones of my hounds:

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My dogs and cats are in my albums and my new guys (and gal ) are right here.

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Karma 1.0 F.pardalis (tamatave), Sam 1.0 C.calyptratus, Titan & Rhea 1.1 F.oustaleti, Bonnie Clyde & Clyda 1.2 R.Brevicaudatus, Orcus 1.0 K.Uthmoelleri

This is my German shepherd, Kemper. He was a rescue who I got at 9 weeks old... he had been dumped into a junkyard in BFE with his sister at 4 weeks old. He is the best freaking dog in the world and I found out yesterday that I may have to put him down in the next couple of years because of severe hip dysplasia that is already showing at two and a half years old, despite getting glucosamine, chondroitin, msm, and hylauronic acid supplements since puppyhood. I expected that he may have some genetic issues since he was definitely the result of some horribly misguided backyard breeding (who dumps puppies?!), but I didn't know it would be this bad.

I thought I should share in case it persuades anyone here to NOT breed their dog(s) without showing them for conformation, working them for their intended usage, and getting the proper genetic testing done and certification such as hips, eyes, and elbows.

My dog is the best dog in the world and it is the worst thing to see him in pain just because of how his hips are formed.













And here is Finnochio, aka Finn, a bun we adopted from the Oregon Humane Society a few months ago. He was found running feral under a house in the suburbs. He has calmed down a ton since we got him; he was completely feral at first. He loves to binky around the living room and his favorite foods are dandelion and fennel.

here is my gang

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