Let's See Photos Of Your Pets

[+leatherman]

This cat looks suspiciously like felix photoshopicus

I agree. I could swear that that pic was floating around the internet as a hoax years ago. That would certainly make it off topic.

[+gorillagal]

 

That's my pooch Logan who goes on about 50% of my cache hunts. I have a cute picture of him sniffing a cache, but I haven't posted it online yet (didn't want it to be a spoiler on the cache page).

[Jazzerboo]

I'd love to show you my geocaching partners, but I don't have any of my pics online. Anybody know any good places to put pics online?

Edited August 9, 2005 by Jazzerboo

[+Sue Gremlin]

Another GS forum member pointed me to This site. It's handy!

[+WhatsRNutts]

Another GS forum member pointed me to This site. It's handy!

that is all I use...I take pics on my digital camera and upload them to photobucket sooner or later...lol

[+mrmnjewel]

 

Ok. These are our 3. Nacho, our male, is our avatar. Sierra, our older female is at the top. Penny, their daughter, is at the bottom. They occasionally cache with us, but typically not.

[+deimos444]

Ghost Dog and friend Simon.

[+soreyes]

The Geomonster in 3D!

 

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and another

 

[+deimos444]

Kitty Boy studying Black Bird

[+sbell111]

OK, who's the joker that linked to MSN?

[+sarhound]

Here are my partners, Miss Molly Maguire and Zander. Miss Molly has been working for a little over 3 years now, and Zander is just now hitting his stride as a trailing dog. They like to go geocaching with me when the weather permits.

 

 

Zee working his first unknown stranger trail at about 9 months old.

Miss Molly working a practice trail in Nocona, TX

 

Gotta love those hounds!

[+Sue Gremlin]

Molly McGuire?!

That's the name of the ghost who lives in our new house.

 

I love Bloodhounds. They're GORGEOUS!

[+hamgran]

This is my geocaching buddy, "Blue the Trusty Geodog". He goes with me on 75% of my cache finds. He's slowing down a bit now - he's over 11 years old.

 

[Jazzerboo]

Thanks Sue! This site is just what I am looking for.

 

This is Jaz, my geocaching partner/automobile. She goes with me whenever I do a cache nearby. No worries about breaking down, no dealing with crazy gas prices, what more do you want?

 

 

This is Sheena. She goes with me whenever I go to a place I can take a dog.

 

 

This is Sheena howling. She's has a dual duty of both my companion and protector. With her around animals and people think twice about causing trouble!!

 

[+1NatureMom]

OK, who's the joker that linked to MSN?

It's not nice to fool with mother nature (ok 1NatureMom)

[+Smukke]

The Geo-Pet, real name = Lakrids (Danish for licorice)

 

[+QDman]

Meet Kibbles!

 

[+The Bookends]

Job has 2 mountain cur parents, but is a throw back of the breed (no he is not a golden retriever). He would be a great squirrel dog if I ever took him hunting. (he has brought me 2 on his own) But for the most part he just hangs out with me as I roam the woods and mountains of NC.

 

[+danewillow]

Even if I knew how to post a picture in this reply, I'd have to attach too many pictures to include everyone:

 

Maia (geo-pup) the Great Dane

Titan the Olde English Bulldogge

Max the Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Ned, Louie, and Lizzie the cats

Mango, Guinness, and Eris "Spaz-Girl" the ferrets

Sweet Potato the hamster

Einstein the Timneh African Grey Parrot

Rosy the Rose-haired Tarantula

Many fish

 

Buried under all that fur... me and my husband.

[+crusaders]

Our dog's name is bear and we picked him up at the local pound last year. He's a great caching buddy although I haven't trained him yet to find caches. If someone were to hide a cache inside a rubber ball though, he'd be all over it.

 

[+sept1c_tank]

Even if I knew how to post a picture in this reply, I'd have to attach too many pictures to include everyone:

 

Maia (geo-pup) the Great Dane

Titan the Olde English Bulldogge

Max the Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Ned, Louie, and Lizzie the cats

Mango, Guinness, and Eris "Spaz-Girl" the ferrets

Sweet Potato the hamster

Einstein the Timneh African Grey Parrot

Rosy the Rose-haired Tarantula

Many fish

 

Buried under all that fur... me and my husband.

Sweet Potato? Hmmm. Sounds like swag to me.

[twjolson & Kay]

I know that alot of people take thier dogs caching, but does anyone take their cat on a leash with them while caching?

[+GSDK-9]

Gabe out on the trail:

 

 

Xondi and I out for a hike:

 

[+danewillow]

Sweet Potato? Hmmm. Sounds like swag to me.

 

No food in the caches!

[+AtlantaGal]

Here's Abbey:

 

And Gonzo:

[+C&C+COMPANY]

Morgan 3 years old Black Lab. With me 75% of the time

Edited August 12, 2005 by C&C+COMPANY

[+mertat]

My cat Julius preparing to go caching:

 

Edited August 13, 2005 by Mertat

[+deimos444]

I know that alot of people take thier dogs caching, but does anyone take their cat on a leash with them while caching?

Kitty Boy follows along and will come when I snap my fingers a few times. He and the Ghost Dog have a long running feud so he only comes along part time.

He will also dance if you offer him a piece of tuna.

[+dogbreathcanada]

[+AgilePaws]

While we haven't been on our first cache yet, these two will be my caching partners:

 

 

Edited August 15, 2005 by AgilePaws

[+Ttepee]

Here's Gracie at 5 mos old at her first cache find.

And here's her last month at 9 months old doing some hydrocache training

The outriggers for the canoe definitely help to attempt this with a restless pup that would like to meet every passing dragonfly.

[+Sean Connery]

This is Alex the geo-dog. She can sometimes find a cache without a gpsr.

[+WhatsRNutts]

how do yall train the dogs to snuff out tupperware/film canisters?? I would love to teach jade to sniff it out with me but don't know where to begin.

[+Sean Connery]

[+Sean Connery]

That is easy compared to trying to post her picture from photobucket. I still cannot get her picture to post without an error message from Groundspeak. It is much less frustrating to train dogs.

[+WhatsRNutts]

That is easy compared to trying to post her picture from photobucket. I still cannot get her picture to post without an error message from Groundspeak. It is much less frustrating to train dogs.

I PMed you... you have to save the image to your computer. then upload it in photobucket. if the pic is to big you can edit it in PB.

[+WhatsRNutts]

this is for sean connery

this is Alex sniffing around the yard

Edited August 15, 2005 by wreckelite

[+sbell111]

SC-

If you hit the quote button from wreckelite's post, you can see how it is formatted.

[+Sean Connery]

Ok if this works you will see another pix of Alex and I will have finally learned how to post photos in here.

[+WhatsRNutts]

YA!!! you got it!!

[blod]

this is spud

 

[+denali7]

 

caution: wet dog returning from swampy cache, do not inhale fumes

 

-nugget (woof!)

[+SilverMarc]

 

Here we are!

 

(None of those toys are TBs!)

 

--Marc

August 15, 2005 @ 3:05 PM

N40° 46.565' W073° 58.756'

[xecutioner]

[ATMouse]

 

This is my Josie when she was just a baby, checking out Dustbin, who does NOT cache. Josie is now 10x the cat's size and loves to cache!

Edited August 19, 2005 by ATMouse

[+Bahamadiver]

 

Gentle Distinguished K-9 Charles and Geopet Molly always love a good cache.

 

 

All of us at Thompson Turvey Cache

 

Bahamadiver

Edited August 19, 2005 by Bahamadiver

[+Dagg]

[ATMouse]

 

And Josie's older sister, my Tigger. Likes caches close to water.

[+Scanogram]

This is my cat "Scanner"

[+gpsjeep]

It looks like she is being crushed by Sumo Cat. Was she okay? Did she need to be put on life support after this tragic occurrence?

Wow,

That is one fat a** cat.