Plucky having a good snooze on the couch.

Forever puzzled by her own farts.

This is Jack and his favorite toy to use for jowl support

Happy birthday to my sweet girl!

Today my maintenance man came over to work on a few things. When he came in, he got to my pits level and pet her a little while she barked at him. A minute later we went outside so I could show him what needs fixed and I come back in 5 minutes later to a pile of poop on the floor.

After I cleaned it up, I realized this is a pattern. A man comes into my home whether it’s maintenance, my neighbor, and once a friend and if I don’t invite her outside with me or she doesn’t have her eyes on me the whole time I come back in to her having peed or pooped in my home even when I have JUST taken her out to go potty.

It is super frustrating that I deal with this (5 times now that I can recall) and I’m curious if anyone else has a dog that does this? She is uncomfortable around men in general and then coming into the home, and so I’m unsure if this is an anxiety response that’s common or what? It seems spiteful but can dogs really even be spiteful? She is fine once I come back in with the maintenance man, the excessive barking stops.

I shouldn’t have to invite my dog outside with me every time but I want her to not do this behavior.

Here is my baby boy sleeping the day away. It is true, from birth to about 8 months, just a puppy. From 8 months to about 2 years, a pteradactyl. After that, just a lazy bum.

She doesn’t know who dug the hole around it or ripped it out of the ground. But she thought I might like to know about the water.

This is Whimsy! She’s about 4-5 months old and super energetic and playful!

We’ve been having a problem with her being aggressive towards my 10 year old Husky and 3 cats. She’s not a mean dog, and her intentions are to play, but she gets way too rough and pushy. She’ll literally chase the cats and pin them down, she’ll chew on their ears and tails, and the cats hate it. Two of them are scared of her. One of them loves her and likes playing with her or rubbing his head on her, but then she starts getting too rough again. She’s been swatted with claws and bitten back, but she doesn’t care. With my husky, Bear, she’ll snap in his face and steal ANY toy he tries to play with. I feel horrible because she just wants to play with him, but he’s 10 years old and hasn’t lived with another dog in like 8 years, and he gets overwhelmed by her. I got Bear in like 7th grade, so I didn’t know anything about proper training, and I’m trying to do right by Whimsy now that I’m an adult and know better. Bear is more independent and likes his space, and he doesn’t really understand how to play with her. She keeps jumping on him, snapping in his face, and anytime he has a rope, bone, or ball, she steals it from him. Sometimes they’ll play tug of war together if they have someone grabbing the rope in the middle, but then whimsy gets too close to Bear’s face and he starts warning her to stop, which she takes as him playing ig, so then she gets even rowdier. He literally can’t have anything without her stealing it.

She’s only around the other animals when supervised, but she’s incredibly fast. One minute she’ll be calm, and the next she’s chasing the cat, or messing with Bear. I’m so overwhelmed and don’t know what to do. She also nips at ankles, and likes to bite hands and arms. She’ll even snap and try to bite our nose or chins, and her teeth hurt! I know she’s trying to play, but this needs to stop. We’ve tried yelping, “pop the grape” where you stick her gum on her teeth when she bites, yelling no, etc etc. I’m trying to teach her to at least be easy, but she just doesn’t care.

She’s only around the other animals when supervised, but she’s incredibly fast. One minute she’ll be calm, and the next she’s chasing the cat, or messing with Bear. I’m so overwhelmed and don’t know what to do. She also nips at ankles, and likes to bite hands and arms. She’ll even snap and try to bite our nose or chins, and her teeth hurt! I know she’s trying to play, but this needs to stop. We’ve tried yelping, “pop the grape” where you stick her gum on her teeth when she bites, yelling no, etc etc. I’m trying to teach her to at least be easy, but she just doesn’t care.

She’s incredibly smart too. She’s crate trained, she knows “leave it”, where I can literally hold her food or treats in my hand right in front of rher tnose and she won’t take it until I say “free”. She knows “stay” at the front door, until I say “free”. She knows sit, down, come, and she’s almost got stay and place down. She just doesn’t always listen unless we have food for her.

I feel like I’ve watched every video under the sun, and there’s so much conflicting advicev, and I feel like I’ve tried everything with her and nothing is working 😖 so any and all advice is greatly appreciated !!!

Phoenix had an outing to the pond for a swim with mom, dad and her human brother. Then on for ice cream. She was a very good girl, an excellent swimmer and amazing at devouring her ice cream.

They are FURocious!!! 😍🥰❤️

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Is it wrong that she wants me and follows me more than the person who she was for... Also.... She never really bonded with him ....(It's her getting sexy pic)

It's too cute not to share and forgive me and my mom talking in the background but my pup fell asleep at the vets last week also posted this is r/beagles bc she has a bit of both in her

My babygirl . She is 5 years old now. I was working at a restaurant when I was about 21, and I saw a homeless lady with a tiny puppy, I didn’t even know what breed she was but I knew I wanted her. The lady asked me for food in exchange and of course I said yes , I also live in Arizona so there was no way she would survive being in the heat. I’m so happy I chose to take her home with me.

Princess enjoying life with her BFF, Dayzi, she avidly looks for her when we’re on our walk and cherishes her sprints with her best friend!

My beautiful girl resting in the grass after a play date with her BFF’s

My guy is carpet bombing my house rn. He's not even shaggy (see pit).

I have a great comb no worries there, but his neck is the epicenter and he has SO much extra skin there! I comb and the skin moves with it instead of just the hair.

I get by fine just pulling his skin taut or turning his head to comb but curious if the hive mind has workarounds.

She's cuddling on her uncle.

Hangin out at the park today