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Toby's beautiful! How old is he/she -- looks young. My own 13-yr-old beagle is having surgery today to remove a lump the size of a golf ball from his neck.

 

My goal is to become as wonderful as my dogs think I am!

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Someone once claimed that I shouldn't call him a dog, so I had Myles bite 'em. Best thing about a dog this big is he can carry me to the caches.

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My future caching partner. I brought him home today. Yana (Native American for Bear) is a Shepard - Lab mix. He took no time to make himself at home. He is sleeping at my feet right now.

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I'm the good kind of pirate... if there is such a thing

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This is Shadow, he is a 9 year old Siberian Husky. I am new to Geocaching so neither of these dogs ave been out with me yet. I hope to take them both out soon.

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The is Wags the Wonderdog. He is new to the family. He is about 2 months old now. Geocaching should help him use up some of that puppy energy!

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Here's a picture of my GeoCaching buddy. She's gone on a couple of hikes with me and has suprised me with how well she has done. I figured she would have "pooped" out (no pun intended) a lot sooner.

 

Brad

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Whitney, the Wonder Dog...

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Originally posted by Etrex Pirate:

My future caching partner. I brought him home today. Yana (Native American for Bear) is a Shepard - Lab mix. He took no time to make himself at home. He is sleeping at my feet right now.

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He's CUTE -- and very cool name!

 

Joel (joefrog)

 

"Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for ye are crunchy and taste good with ketchup!"

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Originally posted by New England n00b:

 

Criminal, I can't believe you actually had your dogs head mounted! icon_eek.gificon_razz.gif


 

LOL! What a great pic -- that's a classic!

 

Joel (joefrog)

 

"Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for ye are crunchy and taste good with ketchup!"

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Here's Javamutt and Java the mutt by our favorite cache: Issaquah in Irondequoit. Java is a pointer/greyhound mix. He can hike all day with me and still make 6' frisbee catches at night. Agility training really helped him learn to negotiate trails with me. Caching is always better when you can leave pawprints.

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so as not to eat up resources:

 

The Kids

 

Her name is Allie, aka 'the snout'. the cats are (white/black):Zephyr and

(grey tabby):Merlin. not pictured:'Kittens' (almost ferile house dweller), but we still love her. :)

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Agility training really helped him learn to negotiate trails with me.  Caching is always better when you can leave pawprints.

Before we moved I was seriously thinking about getting Sage into some agility training. As you can see, she loves this kind of stuff. We did go through about a year and a half of training which has also made her great on the trails!

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Hmmm... now that I look at this pic... she has a pretty good camo job :ph34r:

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This is Keetah Dog aka True-North, her geoname. She's a Siberian Husky/ White German Shep mix. She loves snow, especially to eat the snow.

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Bobby's been in chemo since late May, and he has stayed perky through it all. I love him and I appreciate being able to post his picture here.

The Ugly Puppy may have to do the same :) . I hope everything works out with Bobby.

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I just got a new dog from my brother, he is a Burnese Mountain dog, he has never cached before but we are going to change that soon! His name is Hannibal, and no he was not named after Hannibal Lector he was named after a Phoenician Carthaginian general, one of the great military leaders of antiquity, who commanded the Carthaginian forces against Rome in the Second Punic War.

 

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Cool just realized that there is another Hannibal here. My Hannibal is named after Hannibal the Conqurer who had Mastiffs with him at all time to attack enemy soldiers with. Can you imagine a 200 pound dog in armor with a bad attitude? :mad:

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Meet Shadow. He's a rescue that's new to my house, and while we've been on a few hikes, this is a picture of him at his first cache. He's going to love some are the more difficult hides.

 

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Here's a pic of my wife Mesha and one of our dogs Rosie (4 y/o Boston Terrier). We have two other dogs (shar-pei's) and another Boston Terrier on the way. Oh, don't want to forget our two cats! One of which growls at strangers when they come knocking on the door :o

 

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Can you imagine a 200 pound dog in armor with a bad attitude? :o

HEY ! I think I dated her once ! Oh, no, an ACTUAL dog ya mean ? OK, my bad.

 

Heres our newest, though he hasnt yet had his caching debut. Meet Quincy.

 

 

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