Dogs of MUD!
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Due to overcrowding, my daughter has volunteered to foster a rescue shelter dog for a while.
My daughter‘s foster dog doesn’t understand the concept of giving the ball back. 
Darby, the Red Tri, 5 months old today with his brother Wallee
My daughter and her husband just got a new family member...
Here is our pandemic puppy. The pictures show some of her growing up. We lost our chocolate lab that was 14 in December and were planning to get a puppy in the summer when my wife (a teacher) and kids would have more time. The pandemic simply expedited that a bit.
Now about 10 months old. She is tall and lean and really just a big love. Still working on training as she is learning she is tall enough to get anything off the counters.
Now about 10 months old. She is tall and lean and really just a big love. Still working on training as she is learning she is tall enough to get anything off the counters.
Here is our pandemic puppy. The pictures show some of her growing up. We lost our chocolate lab that was 14 in December and were planning to get a puppy in the summer when my wife (a teacher) and kids would have more time. The pandemic simply expedited that a bit.
Now about 10 months old. She is tall and lean and really just a big love. Still working on training as she is learning she is tall enough to get anything off the counters.
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I can't believe how much she looks like Andy. And Andy is also 10 months old!
I thought they look like twins. I couldn’t believe how the markings are nearly identical on top of just looking exactly the same.
I left the pictures of Andy up on the computer and my wife really thought the one in the truck was Sierra.
My daughter picking up another dog to foster from the local rescue shelter. This is the third
dog that she has fostered.
Note to self: Don’t leave the basketball in the yard. This was once a fully inflated basketball.
Our since passed Yellow Lab learned to play soccer and dribble from one of my Daughters who played top level soccer. Lucy would hold a tennis ball in her mouth to help her fight the urge to bite the soccer ball. We played fetch this way; we would kick the ball and she would dribble it back and the tennis ball was her idea, we didn't teach her that.
Lulu is trying to match to both of the FJ40 colors
When you think you’re to big for just one pillow.
