Chris M
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micl9
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1yr old today.
Loves in The truck. Haven't tried the bed yet
They say the breed is a puppy till 1 and a Velociraptor from 1 to 3. Then a dog
So far can't argue with that!
Loves in The truck. Haven't tried the bed yet
They say the breed is a puppy till 1 and a Velociraptor from 1 to 3. Then a dog
So far can't argue with that!
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Here is my dog Mercy. She’s a pure bred German Shepherd. Very docile and sweet.
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Mutts at a parade here yesterday. Most of these people we don't know. Do now the little girl in the top one.
Arly
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Our Wally caught a porky yesterday. I didn't get a pic of the quills in his noose but here he is home again. Sleepy puppy after vet visit. ?
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At the vet shop this am. Dolly the little B collie tested positive for Lyme disease or bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi so she's going on antibiotics for that. Yes we do anti-tick meds for them. Was a costly visit.
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Not my dog. When I first saw him he was facing the front sitting on the seat just like a human, with his legs hanging over the seat. He looked bigger than his owner, and seamed to be enjoying the tractor show and the ride in the cart..
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On the trail yesterday.
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While out looking at properties FS.
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Some dogs got blessed today (they were not that good!) 
For anyone who is familiar, this was at Central mine MI.
For anyone who is familiar, this was at Central mine MI.
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Cheech's first pickup truck bed ride! Legal here in New Hampshire and Maine (and 20 or so other states). We did a short trip to a Malaysian food truck in Kittery Maine!
he took to the bed like a Texas dog standing on a tool box!
breeze and freedom to look out anywhere he wanted were big pluses for the little guy
just tall enough
waiting the the WWI Memorial bridge to open, passersby were all smiles and hellos =)
still at the bridge, it has three speed limits! 20 mph leaving Portsmouth, then 30 on the Maine side, then 15 coming back on the New Hampshire side - street sign lobby?
the Piscataqua River, tidal current of 4 knots, and those cranes in the background are the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (built in 1800!)
made it to the food truck
plenty of water for the big guy =)
smarter than me!
enjoyed the food at a brewery next door - across the street is the infamous Kittery Trading Post (Kate nearly bought a buntline special there & still has her NRA Sharpshooter badge from the 1960's - keeps me on my toes!) =p
that's a happy Cheech!
on the way back through downtown Portsmouth
the also infamous Portsmouth North Church and its 150-foot spire
lots of smiles when Cheech popped hi head above the rails
back home after a successful excursion =)
he took to the bed like a Texas dog standing on a tool box!
breeze and freedom to look out anywhere he wanted were big pluses for the little guy
just tall enough
waiting the the WWI Memorial bridge to open, passersby were all smiles and hellos =)
still at the bridge, it has three speed limits! 20 mph leaving Portsmouth, then 30 on the Maine side, then 15 coming back on the New Hampshire side - street sign lobby?
the Piscataqua River, tidal current of 4 knots, and those cranes in the background are the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (built in 1800!)
made it to the food truck
plenty of water for the big guy =)
smarter than me!
enjoyed the food at a brewery next door - across the street is the infamous Kittery Trading Post (Kate nearly bought a buntline special there & still has her NRA Sharpshooter badge from the 1960's - keeps me on my toes!) =p
that's a happy Cheech!
on the way back through downtown Portsmouth
the also infamous Portsmouth North Church and its 150-foot spire
lots of smiles when Cheech popped hi head above the rails
back home after a successful excursion =)
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The best way to play on a 100 degree day.
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A good day!Cheech's first pickup truck bed ride! Legal here in New Hampshire and Maine (and 20 or so other states). We did a short trip to a Malaysian food truck in Kittery Maine!
he took to the bed like a Texas dog standing on a tool box!
breeze and freedom to look out anywhere he wanted were big pluses for the little guy
just tall enough
waiting the the WWI Memorial bridge to open, passersby were all smiles and hellos =)
still at the bridge, it has three speed limits! 20 mph leaving Portsmouth, then 30 on the Maine side, then 15 coming back on the New Hampshire side - street sign lobby?
the Piscataqua River, tidal current of 4 knots, and those cranes in the background are the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (built in 1800!)
made it to the food truck
plenty of water for the big guy =)
smarter than me!
enjoyed the food at a brewery next door - across the street is the infamous Kittery Trading Post (Kate nearly bought a buntline special there & still has her NRA Sharpshooter badge from the 1960's - keeps me on my toes!) =p
that's a happy Cheech!
on the way back through downtown Portsmouth
the also infamous Portsmouth North Church and its 150-foot spire
lots of smiles when Cheech popped hi head above the rails
back home after a successful excursion =)
Good dog daddy!!
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Great pic's and trip. Back in the 80'sCheech's first pickup truck bed ride! Legal here in New Hampshire and Maine (and 20 or so other states). We did a short trip to a Malaysian food truck in Kittery Maine!
he took to the bed like a Texas dog standing on a tool box!
breeze and freedom to look out anywhere he wanted were big pluses for the little guy
just tall enough
waiting the the WWI Memorial bridge to open, passersby were all smiles and hellos =)
still at the bridge, it has three speed limits! 20 mph leaving Portsmouth, then 30 on the Maine side, then 15 coming back on the New Hampshire side - street sign lobby?
the Piscataqua River, tidal current of 4 knots, and those cranes in the background are the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (built in 1800!)
made it to the food truck
plenty of water for the big guy =)
smarter than me!
enjoyed the food at a brewery next door - across the street is the infamous Kittery Trading Post (Kate nearly bought a buntline special there & still has her NRA Sharpshooter badge from the 1960's - keeps me on my toes!) =p
that's a happy Cheech!
on the way back through downtown Portsmouth
the also infamous Portsmouth North Church and its 150-foot spire
lots of smiles when Cheech popped hi head above the rails
back home after a successful excursion =)
and early 90's I had some family in the Worcester, Mass area and when visiting I would always spend a day driving up to the Kittery Trading Post. Back then I collected old .22 cal rifles and military bolt action rifles, and the Trading Post always had racks and racks of old rifles. I would always go home with new/old firearms.
Great memories !!!
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