Random dog shots
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Colin Hughes
Explorer
Tasha at our cliff-edge campsite on Grand Manan Island. The water looks close but its about 400' down to the Atlantic Ocean.
Trikebubble
Adventurer
Ichabod Crane, our 2 year old Catahoula. He has certainly been a handful, has cost his fair share for good training, is unlike any other dog breed I have ever come across in my entire life, and I wouldn't change him for a thing. we brought him into our home as a companion and protector for our deaf BC Husky mix Molly. She was so very timid prior to his arrival, and now they play and go on like no other. He is, without question, her Sheepdog. Nothing in the world would get to her, I am sure of that. If she is out in the yard, we will send Ichabod out and tell him "go get Molly", and he will run out tap into her with his nose to get her attention, and bring her back inside.
Molly, our 4 year old deaf Border Collie Husky mix. She is our princess, and is an amazingly intuned pooch. When we adopted her from our local rescue, we were hesitant and worried of what it would mean bringing a deaf dog into our home. 3+ years later, and I'd have to say that I have absolutely no regrets. She is simply a fantastic dog, has learned hand signals, never strays to far, and loves to snuggle.
Molly, our 4 year old deaf Border Collie Husky mix. She is our princess, and is an amazingly intuned pooch. When we adopted her from our local rescue, we were hesitant and worried of what it would mean bringing a deaf dog into our home. 3+ years later, and I'd have to say that I have absolutely no regrets. She is simply a fantastic dog, has learned hand signals, never strays to far, and loves to snuggle.
pappawheely
Autonomous4X4
She has her own couch.
Pacific Northwest yetti
Expedition Medic
Dog Ventures on Christmas 
