Show your best friend

Next to a more typical collie*greyhound lurcher
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Next to yours truly -

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Ah, thanks.

I guess it looked a bit taller without you in the pic for scale. And Watchful, you're right. I was going on memory. I checked some Borzoi pics. How could I forget that head shape? Good eye.:thumbup:
 
Thinking of bird dogs, there's one with a face I've seen on here a few times and it always makes me smile. He is Radar. If I remember correctly he belongs to Helle as one of a pair with Kodiak.
 
He's getting a little grey in the whiskers, and seems to prefer the couch more and more these days.

Also, constant tugging by this little creature doesn't seem to bother him at all. :)

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Some good looking animals, I'm partial to the lab and lab mixes though.

I must admit that I was expecting a larger array of dog types. They all seem to be full size working dogs.
 
Great thread, and really nice pics :)

Here are my two friends,

First, Netta, a ~20 lbs Swedish Vallhund (notice that in the picture she's just found a piece of pitchy stump for me to use as tinder :) ):

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And this is Inka, a Smooth Collie.

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Here's both of them, running like crazy...

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Believe it or not, on short distances Netta runs as fast as Inka. Even though she's not that big, she really is a big dog in a small dogs body. A real powerhouse, and she doesn't give up, ever! :)

Inka is a bit softer by nature, but she's really smart, learns almost any trick in a few moments.
 
Here are my two.... Australian Cattle Dog - Black Lab mix...

Indy (right, male, 69lbs) and Calla (left, female, 61lbs)
Last year....
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Seven years ago....
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dipbait said:
Australian Cattle Dog - Black Lab mix

Those have to be smart dogs.
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Often times... too smart!

Indy is happy just being a dog... fetching... walking beside me... etc.

Calla wishes to upgrade to human... refuses to catch, do tricks and often snubs other dogs because they are "uncultured animals". Every once in a while I stick a mirror infront of her for a reality check!

Thanks.
Rick
 
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