it tastes good by Richardphotos
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my former Eve. I miss her as she killed many rats and a real friendly dog
Comments (20)
They truly are wonderful friends arenβt They. It is good that you have a photo to remember an old friend by. Thanks for sharing it and I hope all is well with you
What a wonderful picture!
Fantastic !
Nice capture of her.
Very nice π
What a fancy lady! I'm blessed to say that there's never been a point in my life where I didn't have a dog. Don't know what I'd do without at least one. Currently, I got a Pug named Daisy and my Mom has a chihuahua/poodle Annie, along with her 19-year-old dachshund named Chloe. When the dachshund was much younger we had a rat infestation, due to developers chopping down an orchard to put in houses. That little 6-pound dog accounted for 18 of the giant Norway rats, some of them almost weighing twice as much. Our Newfoundland we had at the time only got 6, lol. He weighed around 120 pounds.
Couldn't think I was living if I didn't have a dog.
Thanks for sharing!
in London you would definitely need a dog as the rats are literally as big as cats :)
Great capture!
nice capture of eve, Hugs. DIDI. xx
Yes, dogs are so friendly. I could tell you so many stories about my mother's dog ! Great dedi to your pet !
Shining shot.
Excellent photo, she looks healthy and happy, Marvelous!
She looks so lovely - a beautiful photo of her, Richard!
Sorry for your loss Richard.
She looks like a beautiful and friendly dog.
Thanks for sharing.
Hugs π€
So sweet.
A pretty dog in the snow. I'm sorry you lost her.
I hate dogs while hiking
A really lovely looking dog great photo
She was a very beautiful 'best friend' to have and sounds like she worked well for you too! I had an incredibly intelligent dog for a 'best friend' when I lived in ND and farmed there. Queenie! She helped me feed cattle in the winter every day and kept them in line! She was the best herd dog I've ever seen or had to privilege to work with. I still miss her sometimes. But then with a house full of five cats, that is a major full-time distraction. LOL.
Nice pup :-)