Awesome Dogs of PNW

GREAT times . . . if only Hank were still here
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Having some work done on the house in backyard so everything off kilter for our golden boy. He’s been restricted to yard access. Last two days he has had a 4 mile walk and a late afternoon ball tossing session of
35-40 minutes at St. Edwards. Gary Thompson breed, been a blessing. He’s a bit
naturally tuckerrd out tonight 😂 He looks tiny but that’s an 82lber golden in great shape. 😆



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Having some work done on the house in backyard so everything off kilter for our golden boy. He’s been restricted to yard access. Last two days he has had a 4 mile walk and a late afternoon ball tossing session of
35-40 minutes at St. Edwards. Gary Thompson breed, been a blessing. He’s a bit
naturally tuckerrd out tonight 😂 He looks tiny but that’s an 82lber golden in great shape. 😆
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82 pounds of Golden Retriever—that’s a lot of dog food (and a lot of dog food byproduct, too).
 
I've always had bird dogs.
I prefer Cheasapeake's because they are great at upland/waterfowl, tolerate the cold, are aggressive, and extremely tough.
We are on our 4th male and this is the 1st one that's got an empty sac.
Fabulous dog but lacking a pair shows.

 
Rigby the rescue lab hasn't shown any interest in balls or sticks or fetch, until today. He was whining at, it turned out, a ball stuck under the couch. I got it out and we had an energetic indoor fetch session, then he caught it in the air twice in a row. He's very proud of himself, and I'm proud of him.
 
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