Your Cache Hounds

[+Seawind]

SMEAGOL

 

 

GILLIAN

 

[vagabond]

Rufus playing in the surf after we found Cielito Lindo

 

[+jeff-trex]

 

This is my geodog Brandy, she is a English Springer Spaniel (16yrs old)

 

She always gets excited when she sees me touch the gpsr or PDA.

 

 

Brandy on my tailgate ready togo

 

a wet and happy geodog

 

 

searching for the cache

 

 

cooling off after long hike

 

Edited November 23, 2006 by jeff-trex

[+SomewhereInND]

I have a virtual cache hound

 

See GCW8FN http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...cd-318f36ecbd7e

[+Bushlight]

My cacheing dog Patches ok need some help posting pictures Edited November 24, 2006 by Bushlight

[+BornAdventures]

Meet Marmite!

Ive trained her to sniff out plastic tupperware containers, she usually finds the cache before I do.

[+Rattlingcrew]

 

Sir on the left, Bud on the right.

 

 

Bud Guarding a cache.

 

 

Sir cooling off on a caching run.

 

 

Enjoying the cache, Thanks for the thread, Glen

[+StfRon]

Now presenting- The "Quengler"- she's a beautiful lab/collie mix. Here she is metting the TB Jitter-Bug. It's great to see so many people who have the love of a dog (or cat) in their life. This little pooch brings us so much joy!

[Earthdog Patrick]

I'm not a hound, but I AM a terrier. Terriers rule!!

[+Thot]

That looks like Livingston State park

 

 

If so there's a cache and two letterboxes further down that boardwalk

 

[+Thot]

Lots of great looking dogs. Here's ours and the link below it takes you to more pics.

 

 

 

http://factsfacts.com/bindi/index.htm

Edited November 25, 2006 by Thot

[+Team LaLonde]

Geoffrey's first snow-cache!

 

 

[+TacRat]

Here's my boy Jake. He is 8 months and loves the sport. He'll go through anything without looking back!!!

 

 

[Pnerissa]

Here's our two cachehounds exploring a cave entrance.

 

Spy venturing fearlessly into the underdark

 

Dakota delving into darkness

 

Spy & Dakota

[+jasond]

Tracker, our beagle, at his first cache (GC10X7T North Park Nuisance). He's seven weeks old.

[+Team LaLonde]

Our newest geodog, Dante!

 

Geoffrey pulls Dante through the snow.

[+TotemLake]

My best friend at

Melakwa Lake a few months before we had to put him down.

 

My current hiking partner on the latest find

 

Both of them have a large impact of my life past and present, I have them included in my avatar.

[+DammitNanet]

Miko the Wonderdog!!!!

 

[+Dakota Cachers]

This is Bear, Hershey, me, and Scout at the Tinman Cache. Hershey is kinda hard to see since she is a Chocolate Lab.

Edited February 20, 2007 by Dakota Cachers

[Choppersean]

Here is our Geodog..........Trango. One of him on a hike with me a month or so ago and the other is of our third-ever cache hunt just yesterday.

 

[+RamPC]

Here are a couple of pics my pooch Leo.

 

 

 

 

[Harley of the StonedCachers]

Don't know if it counts, but here's my caching partner.

Hasn't found one yet, but gets lots of looks lol.

 

Edited February 20, 2007 by Harley of the StonedCachers

[+FollowMeChaps]

Do travel bugs count? The Beast that Barks TB

[+C&C+COMPANY]

 

Morgan trying to teach my son the finer points about Geocaching

Edited February 20, 2007 by C&C+COMPANY

[+Team Quincy]

Here are our two cache hounds.

 

Quincy our Shar Pei

 

Emma our Flat Coated Retriever mix

[+simplyred]

Well here's my geohounds Max and Mishu. Two dogs, totally opposite of each other, but get along great and love geocaching.

Mishu

 

Max

[+pickNgrin66]

 

This is Bessie, my black and tan coonhound. She loves to sniff out those caches!

 

-matt

Edited February 22, 2007 by pickNgrin66

[AlBundy69]

Lita and Ember

 

 

Lita and Ember

[+mikeslomka]

This is Daisy, my bluetick coonhound. Since she turned out to not really care about racoons too much, I'm going to start taking her out to cache with me.

 

 

Here's Fletch, he's a dalmation mix that we rescued a few years ago. This dog is smart as can be, and listens really well. My wife is an obedience instructor and uses him to do demonstrations with. Since he can also jump on to the roof of most regular cars, she decided to enter him in agility competitions.

 

 

And this is Mickey, my squirrel dog. He found a cache before I did the first time that I took him out with us. He may be small, but he thinks that he about 180 pounds.

 

[+karstic]

Cooper (RIP) guarding the Chamber of Secrets

 

Ely in Cooper's Shadow

 

[+wutzebear]

Our Hovawart Aruna waiting for me to leave the WWII bunker during the hunt for GCTKPB:

And at the beach the day after

[+sbell111]

A few weeks ago, my dog of 14 years stopped eating her regular food. We swapped her to tastier stuff and she resumed eating. She stopped again and we took her to the vet. Her bloodwork was perfect and her breathing and heart sounded fine, so we brought her home and got her tastier wet food. After a day or two, she stopped eating that, too.

 

Back to the vet, we went. More bloodwork and a full body CT revealed nothing wrong. On a whim, our vet ordered a chest x-ray. He was shocked to find darkened lungs. We threw her on antibiotics to treat possible pneumonia (even though her breathing was fine) and ruled it out in a couple of days.

 

He did a needle biopsy to see what was in there and sent the slides for cytology. On my way to the vet from work on Friday, I got the call from my vet. Malignant. By the time I got to the vet's, she was laboring to breathe.

 

I had to put Darby the Wonder Pup down.

I just ran across this old pic of my pup.

[+Two Geeks and a GPS]

 

Had to add another pic after this thing got bumped!

 

Osgood and Thor.......the cachehounds.