Ok, here is my buddy Otis. He is almost 1.5 years old, so he has some growing room left. He is currently about 32 inches tall at the shoulder and about 155 lbs. The picture of him with me in the chair is from February, when he was 11 months old.
Here's my little guy, Harley. He has only one eye because he attacked my Mother's Rottweiler Lab mix (114#, he's 4.7#) while she was asleep. She snapped at him and caught him on top and bottom of his eye causing the eye to pop out. Couldn't save it so he's down to one. didn't slow him down a bit. He now attacks her whenever he see's her. I think he feels she got him once, she's not getting him again. Yes, he's not too bright, but I love the little guy and he loves to ride.
Before he lost his eye.
Ok, here is my buddy Otis. He is almost 1.5 years old, so he has some growing room left. He is currently about 32 inches tall at the shoulder and about 155 lbs. The picture of him with me in the chair is from February, when he was 11 months old.
Here we have Jenny and Bill, both are gone but not forgotten. Bill had a Harley converted by Motor Trike which gave me the idea to go from 2 to 3, so it's appropriate that his picture is posted on TT.
My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style. – Maya Angelou
Oh WOW!George, your 1 dog could eat my 4 and not even notice! He is magnificent. Hope you and yours are surviving the swamp ok.
Alan - My Yorkie gets right in the middle of the fracas between the others - thankfully its usually all guttural but sounds like they are killing each other. Although one time she unexpectedly attacked her friend the Chihuahua and drew light blood in a few places. I guess its a terrier-thing.
Lola, good picture! Our loved ones are all waiting for us just down the road a piece.
I'd post a pick of mine but to get all 4 to sit still together long enough to take a pic is pretty-much not happening!
Carla
Thank you for the kind works about "Otis the micro-dog" and the wishes related to the recent weather.
We are doing well. Water got close, but my house is dry. I feel very fortunate. I have 10 coworkers with flooded houses.
Otis and I got to walk in the sunshine yesterday. You will have to try to get us pictures of all 4 of your pups.
I love dogs. You guys have some cuties. Otis could fit Wiley in his mouth
Here's Wiley doing his Meerkat impression....
2016 Triglide Vivid Black (Black Bear).
Vintage 09' Vivid Black, Boyesen X force intake, DK Customs DIY external breather, PV tuner, Mighty Mite love Jugs,Titanium Wrapped Header pipe, Khrome Werks 2+2 Wide Sweepers, DK 2" tank lift deluxe, Air Deflectors, Rear Bumper, Fender Chrome trim, Kuri. Rear lights, 9" LRS recurve flat top wind screen, LED headlight and spots, Hubcaps rear wheels
80 lbs of lovin'
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits". Albert Einstein
Here's Gunnar, the black mini schnauzer (my hubby's devil dog) and my angel Cooper, he's Lhasa Apso/Maltese (Lhasatese) and he's my heart!
Jim (Gunnar on this site) and Kristie Buschta
2017 Harley Triglide Ultra, Bonneville Blue/Fathom Blue, too many extras to list!!!
Tried MARKFL "How to Post a Picture" and things went well until the "upload"... pic file selected, hit upload, whirled around a few seconds, then nothing.
Tried the "attachments" tab - I thought that was going to work, actually got to an upload box, uploaded the pic then it wanted you to drag the uploaded pic file into the attachment box but could never get it to drag in there.
Tried dragging the actual pic file, and then trie copying the actual pic into that attachment box...nada, zip, zero.
Oh well....take my word for it....my dogs are cute as a button!
Words spoken from a true dog mama.!
My phone is is too new to have pics from our "Mitzi" that died 4 years ago so the best I can do is a pic of a pic. It's a painting (on a feather) my dear wife had done because she knew how much that dog meant to me. Mitzi was one smart pup. She had a bell she'd ring when she needed to go outside.
PC
BTW, outstanding poem Fearless!
Beware of liberals posing as Americans.
Jim,
Sorry you lost your Mitzi, but what a lovely remembrance of her. Your wife is very talented.
2016 Triglide Vivid Black (Black Bear).
Wow! Love all the Mastiffs on here . I've only ever met one Mastiff and he was the biggest teddie bear ever.
2016 Triglide Vivid Black (Black Bear).
<<<<< Hi im Daisy, my step dad kidnaped me from a abused family. My two sisters have since pased on . We were known as the "three musketeers " as in our younger days our step dad would get a good workout.
Now that I'm 15yrs-9 months my spunk has left me. As with my dad, i take pills to keep my mind straight as i get confused often. As for the love ❤️ my dad and i share is priceless, so as time ticks on by i will try to keep on going the best i can .
2012 Triglide Piaggio MP3 500 to get groceries 1991 FLHS as back up
"Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it !"
Tiffany, Olive, Daisy, “The Three Musketeers” together again.
I look at all these photos and read the stories and they bring back memories if all the Dogs that pasted though my life....It brings a smile an a tear....I was hopping my last Buddy Hunter a Border Collie would out live me , But that was not to be....
Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar.....
2019 Tri-Glide.......
I have had dogs all my life almost.
Most of them have been foundlings, and a good story for every one of them.
Gizmo, found on New Years Day 2000. He was sitting on a tree stump surrounded by deer carcasses as I rode by on my motorcycle. At first I didn't know what he was, looked like a porcupine with dark hair sticking out. I picked him up and put him in my T-Bag and took him to a friend about 5 miles away that had a kennel. I dropped him off and had her clean the poor guy up so I could come back and take him to his new home. He was about 4-5 weeks old when I discovered him. He had 16 good years with us but passed last fall. Sure do miss the guy.
Jim Murphy
EX-Lehman & Champion Dealer Owner Operator
Iron Butt Rider 2001
WHEN HELP IS OFFERED, A SIMPLE "THANK YOU" IS APPRECIATED.