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A friend's dogs wrestling. Don't worry, the one on the bottom always wins.

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This is my new dog as of today. I sort of rescued him from a broken relationship between two college students. He's 5 months old and I'm sure weighs over 50 lbs. Name is Thor - not a name I'd pick ... but whatever. Very mellow. Ishi is cool about having a little brother... so far. I think he thinks he's going home tomorrow.

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Ishi and Thor... those are cool names....

thanks for rescuing him...at least now he'll be safe with stability in his
life and a new brother to pal around with.....

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Watch out where the huskies go, don't you eat that yellow snow

A musher [as hobby/exercise] friend's family.

They are all bigger than they look. Except the second form the front. She is only 55 pounds so is quite small.

The group will grow as I save more unwanted dogs

Rufus is quite large. He is bigger than he looks in this picture. He might become 200 pounds one day.

Heidi is a Rott/Shep mix

She is a medium sized dog at 95 pounds

She is the hyper active one of the bunch. Her nose really is not crooked. it just looks that way in the picture.

This is stray. He is a 75 pound Husky/Shep mix. I found him at a convince store with a broken leg. I have tried to find the owner for 2 years.

This is Nikki,

She is the smallest dog I have ever had, a Shep/Chow mix.

This is a photo of Major, a rough collie.

He took possession of me in 1987 after possibly being abandoned by his owners.I got to know of his plight through a local animal rescue organisation.
Apparently some children found him wandering and made a 'den' for him under a hedge. They didn't tell anyone because they said someone would take him away and put him 'to sleep'. They kept him hidden for about two weeks until one of the children's' father became suspicious about all the food that had been mysteriously disappearing from the house. The child confessed, and about midnight there was this man and his child looking for this dog.
They rescued him and took him home after a lot of assurances that he wouldn't be 'put down'.
He was in a terrible state when I took him in. He was dejected and wouldn't lift up his head and his fur was matted. I let him settle down for a couple of days until he knew he could trust me and then I took him to the vet's, got all his injections, my rabies shot etc.
After only ten days he had taken control, and was fine from then on. The vet said he was 2-5 years old. He was very healthy up until 1996 when he suddenly developed Chrone's(sic) disease and had to be euthanized.
I still miss him.