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TAM wrote:

So, we got there, and as we browsed through all the dogs that were available, we really didn't see one that stood out for us. Then we got to the very last cage, and there he was. He was sitting in the back of his cage.

Probably a little "Annoyed".

TAM
TAW
TAD

Hope you all have many happy years together.

Thanks for selecting a "used dog" as well.


Flint.

Hmm.. seems like you only have half a dog there by looking at the picture. You may want to find the other half before it runs off too far

Keith B wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

Keith B wrote:Is his last name John and he is an M.D.?

Seriously, he looks like a great dog and I am sure he will be the new love of your guys lives. Congratulations and give him a big pat on the head from me!

I know, huh? I kept wanting to call him Trapper John the first day we had him.

I bet he is an M.D., but that doesn't stand for Mad Dog or Mean Dog, not with a face like that. More like Mellow Dog.

I was thinking the same thing. I guess we all had our minds brainwashed by television.

TAM - I don't know how to say this, but judging from the close-up picture, your new pet has "Dog Nose".

I had to copy and past the picture in word to see "All of Trapper". He is lovely! Has very wise eyes!

Congratulations to all of you!

Good looking new friend you have there. Not many people make better friends than a faithful dog.

I don't know how I missed this when it was first posted, Trapper is a very handsome dog here's to many happy years with him.

"Rescued is my favorite breed."

MoJo wrote:I don't know how I missed this when it was first posted, Trapper is a very handsome dog here's to many happy years with him.

"Rescued is my favorite breed."

They are the most intelligent too. As my Dad used to say to his clients who referred to their canine/feline companion as "just dumb animals, he would remind them that their pet had free room and board, free medical care and all the love attention that can be garnered on them. He would say " There are people living under bridges that aren't as smart as your pet!"

puma guy wrote:As my Dad used to say to his clients who referred to their canine/feline companion as "just dumb animals, he would remind them that their pet had free room and board, free medical care and all the love attention that can be garnered on them. He would say " There are people living under bridges that aren't as smart as your pet!"

When we introduced Trapper to our vet a couple of weeks after we got him, the vet got down on the floor with him and said, "Dude, you totally hit the jackpot with these two!"


I think this picture backs up his opinion:

Another update............ Trapper owns the couch, the bed, the livingroom carpet, me, my wife..........

Dognose, he has it.

THAT is one Happy Dog!

...I would not wanta be a vaccuum cleaner salesman who'd been too persistant at your house...he looks like he'd express himself quite well...my heart melts to see him...doncha just love dogs?!!!

Congratulations. He looks like a nice pup. Great that you two decided on a rescue! He will pay you back over and over, every day of his life!

Congrats on the new family member, Amigo! I lost my AKC Chocolate Lab, "Bear", 3 years ago. My wife wanted a Rott, me a replacement Lab. So we comprimised about 6 months ago and rescued an 8 wk old lab/rott mix. The perfect dog...undying loyalty and very protective of my wife and 6 yr old daughter!

Congrats again!

strider67 wrote:Congrats on the new family member, Amigo! I lost my AKC Chocolate Lab, "Bear", 3 years ago. My wife wanted a Rott, me a replacement Lab. So we comprimised about 6 months ago and rescued an 8 wk old lab/rott mix. The perfect dog...undying loyalty and very protective of my wife and 6 yr old daughter!

Congrats again!

At 8 months old already large enough to get someone's undivided attention.

Sounds like a nice pup.

Hum, isn't that a picture of slightly less than half a dog?