ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN

Seeing as I cannot figure out how to upload pictures, I share the link to my dog's official website again:

http://cinnabar10.tripod.com/austinspage

cavie, to post pix do this:

link to a site where you can download pix, usually your ISP has a 10 megabyte personal site for their customers to download pix and other thngs.

then type in [img] the link to the pix, then type in [/img]

make sure there are no spaces between the [img], the link, and the ending [/img]

it should look like this

[img]link[/img]

to be sure you did it right, when you post, go to the "preview" button and click it. this will show if yourlink has been connected properly.





NICE DOGGIE!!!

I've been learning today how to post pictures. Kuvasz is right about bouncing it through another site. There is a shortcut, in that if you post it through the Post Reply button, you can just click on IMG box and put your pic link there.

Craven explains it all on the Help Forum...it is the second topic on there, or was earlier today. Actually he had to explain it to me even more, as I can't right click to get the image link, having an IMac with a single clicking mouse.

Thank you to everyone for their great dog photos and stories . . . welcome to KillerWhale--just keep your arms inside the windows, Boss, and don't feed the animals here . . .

Cool! My dog is on A2K. Thanks Kuvasz! When I get around to posting a newer picture, I will follow your advice. Say...when is Austin going to meet Miss Cleo? They seem to be about the same size....Austin was neutered early, so they can both pee like girls

I'm not going to post any pictures of my dogs.

aww, why not patiodog?

Casey (Casandra) - 1st dog, Irish Setter, also matronly and very protective of me when I was just a tot. An incredible hunter.

Charlie - Casey's son, Irish Setter, a bit wacky, very fun and lovable, and smiled on command

Callahan - Golden Retriever, the most loving, obedient, wonderful dog I have ever known

Cagney - Golden Retriever, 2 years younger than Cal, always the 'little sister', cautious and timid, quiet and sweet, most recently passed away about 2 months ago.

Cavfancier - i think Bailey will be a better friend for Austin than Miss Cleopatra. Cleo is still a bit of a nervous girl with other dogs. Bailey is play play play all the time. He loves to meet new dogs, and gets into puppy play posture every time we meet a new dog on the street.

Bailey will meet Austin and say, c'mon, let's go in the backyard and wrassle. and then there will be much rrrrrrrrrrrrring and grrrrrrrrring and rrrrrrrrrrrring and grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring and wrasslin'

ehBeth, play play play pretty much sums up Austin.

Great new pic, Lovey, Mr. Bailey is asmilin' fer all he's worth . . .

arf!

you got you some fine happy pups RP!

thanks for osting them.

Dog spelt backwords is God.

they ain't mine, but i thought we needed to balance the pet forum, which has been dominated by cats of late...

It cannot be said too often . . . cats is the spawn of SATAN ! ! !

Thank God for this sign of sanity -- all this time I've been glancing at the "c.." thread title and shuddering.

I think that "c..'s" are the only man-made animals --- Egyptians "developed" them by inbreeding some small jungle relatives of tigers and other "real" animals....

Andy (mk1), Andy (Mk2), Ben and Guinness make up the gang of squirrel haters that I have known and loved during my life.
After Ben shook off his mortal coil, we tried to do without a dog, and lasted about three months.

Guinness is the first female dog that we've had. She APPEARS to be quiet, shy and retiring, but has somehow managed to take over the household and has everyone running around after her.

Bloody women.....how do they do it?

Ya know - they did all meet - Bailey and Cleo and Austin.

I wish it had been earlier

In my life there have been only 2 dogs that were my own. Maybe bc it is Christmas time or winter (when I would have my dogs with me all the time outside) but I have been missing 'em. My current lifestyle does not allow for a large dog. I like large dogs.

Hobo was a mutt-of-the-mutts. He never could stay in one place, he loved to ramble and went crazy if he was brought inside the house. Even in cold weather he hated the house. He was a real traveller and adventurer. I took him everywhere. He was a great dog. He followed me on walks, snowmobile rides, and all my other outdoor goofiness. He was brave and scrappy.

Jeffy was my baby boy. He was great beast of a beardie. I convinced my dad to allow me to get a puppy, and when we got to the shelter I met Jeffy. He was 4 yrs old, huge, and I fell in love.
Jeffy lived outside and slept in his very own garden shack. Even so, in winter he would usually be snuggled on the top of a snowbank. Watching and reigning over all the activity.
Jeff was a herder and strong like an ox. He was also very smart. Once in a while he would escape and go to the schoolyard which was behind our yard. Okay, some of the kids were really scared but it was seriously funny seeing him herd them like sheep. He never hurt anyone, he had a very sweet nature. Him and I used to walk around town scaring away all the mean old ladies and bratty kids.

This isn't Jeffy, but this is what he looked like. Scraggly and Lord of the Place.