I almost did it, but spent too long looking for the only photos where tiny dragon isn't a blur.
THE Olde North State Dog thread ... pics and intros
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Not my dog, but if true an amazing story.
Sad day for me as we had to have Molly put down around noon today. I could not have asked to have had a more awesome dog. Smarter than most people and the most obedient dog I’ve ever seen. Truly blessed to have had her in my life and thankful for every moment I got to spend with her. She was there for a lot of the events at the beginning of ONSC and made the 2008 ONSC calendar. Many memories that I’ll cherish forever.
Sorry for the loss.
Sorry, Stephen.
Dang, sorry man. A dogs life is way too short.
Sorry for your loss Stephan. She's in doggy heaven hanging with her pals.
I remember selecting that pic for the calendar, she is resting peacefully, pain free, sorry for your loss...
Our guy Sam turned four today 
So sorry to hear that Stephen. Like Jon said, it's unfortunate that a dog's life is so short. You packed a lot of awesome into Molly's years with you. Rest easy, Molly.
Terribly sorry to hear about Molly, Stephen. She had an awesome life because of you, which is what every dog deserves. Rest easy and run free, Molly...
We got a new one Friday, we’ve been talking about getting one like this for a while, now seemed like a good time. We’ll be home quite a bit and he’ll get plenty of attention for the next month at least. He’s 9 weeks old and has been the easiest puppy ever. He had never been in a house until Friday and he’s already house trained. His name will be Otso.
Scooby. As a pup and in his 1st birthday
Jon and Shannon, Sarah and Jacob. Naturally we had to have S & J names for the dogs.
Jackson and Sidney, brother and sister rescue beagals. You often see my family walking them around on a leash at events. Unlike our previous beagal who was never on a leash, Sid and Jack are hunters and zip off into the woods at the first chance they get. They've been doing this since we got them at 8 weeks old (they were easier to catch then). Sidney takes after her father, a short squat blue tick beagal, while Jackson takes after his mom, a taller thinner orange and white beagal. The litter was 7 puppies: 3 orange and white, 2 blue, and 2 blonde and white. They've aggressively killed a few birds and squirrels but typically have an easy going laid back demeanor and spend most of their time sleeping. They've never so much as growled at anyone. Sidney barks the most when she wants to come inside or spots something through the window. Jackon is quiet but when he barks, there's a problem that needs immediate attention.
Sidney
IMG_6710 by Jonathan Jones, on Flickr
Jackson
IMG_5156 by Jonathan Jones, on Flickr
IMG_1424 by Jonathan Jones, on Flickr
IMG_9949 by Jonathan Jones, on Flickr
IMG_9720 by Jonathan Jones, on Flickr
IMG_9674 by Jonathan Jones, on Flickr
Jackson and Sidney, brother and sister rescue beagals. You often see my family walking them around on a leash at events. Unlike our previous beagal who was never on a leash, Sid and Jack are hunters and zip off into the woods at the first chance they get. They've been doing this since we got them at 8 weeks old (they were easier to catch then). Sidney takes after her father, a short squat blue tick beagal, while Jackson takes after his mom, a taller thinner orange and white beagal. The litter was 7 puppies: 3 orange and white, 2 blue, and 2 blonde and white. They've aggressively killed a few birds and squirrels but typically have an easy going laid back demeanor and spend most of their time sleeping. They've never so much as growled at anyone. Sidney barks the most when she wants to come inside or spots something through the window. Jackon is quiet but when he barks, there's a problem that needs immediate attention.
Sidney
IMG_6710 by Jonathan Jones, on FlickrJackson
IMG_5156 by Jonathan Jones, on FlickrIMG_1424 by Jonathan Jones, on FlickrIMG_9949 by Jonathan Jones, on FlickrIMG_9720 by Jonathan Jones, on FlickrIMG_9674 by Jonathan Jones, on Flickr