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[smilingcat]

This is Cody. He was rescued from Las Vegas shelter by Great Pyrenees Rescue. They thought he was Pyrenees pup at the time. All white and fluffy. Well they weren't too happy but didn't have the heart to return him to the vegas kill shelter. They then got in touch with Golden Rescue thinking he was a golden. And we picked him up. Well he isn't a golden. But has a Lab head. His fur isn't quite like a lab more like a Pyrenees so we know he is a mutt with maybe Pyrenees mix. And yes he sleeps with his tongue sticking out. He came to us about 8 years ago??

[smilingcat]

And he is the groomer for Morgan (aka fatso, sluggo...) a big love bug rag doll. He really does go limp on you when you pick him up. You can cradle him, throw over your shoulder... but above all he's tad lazy and have Cody groom him. Morgan isn't too happy because Cody stopped. Sometimes, Cody isn't in the mood and will turn his head away. This is usually followed by Morgan getting up and flopping in front of Codys face. And if that doesn't work, Morgan will take a swipe at Cody's muzzle. Cody then obliges.

[indysteel]

What a sweetie, Smilingcat. Whatever his pedigree is, he looks like a great dog. Glad you found one another!

[Catrin]

SmilingCat, great pictures! Thanks for showing us your pets and your stories

[bmccasland]

Chloe getting in the way of Calypso drinking from "her water fountain."

[skhill]

Joe, in one of his favorite spots. (Sorry about the bad focus; I needed more coffee, maybe.)

[Nick]

Santa's Little Helpers, Sylphide and Amor Christmas Day 2011.

Sylphide, 8 years old, is on the left. Her eyes are a little glazed since she's on pain meds right now. She fractured her foot -- I have no idea how. She's very rambunctious and always active -- so it must have been in one of her wild races and leaps. Amor, to the right, is 5 1/2, and also very active. I adopted him from a local rescue when he was 18 months old, the victim of severe neglect. His ears were in such horrifying, irreparable condition that they had to be removed (from the inside, and sewn back up so you can't tell). This means our little guy is deaf but you wouldn't know it. He's a trooper, and is well trained to hand commands. It took me a lot of time to teach him to come when called though! He responds to hand claps, gestures and finger points. They are my babies...