LAB TAILS

One of the things I love about Labs is their eagerness. They're always ready to play or work or train or do whatever we ask them to do. ...

Since tomorrow is Thanksgiving, I thought today would be a good day to post photos of the "good" things our canine kids do, the th...

Gotta love 'em. :o) Here are a few impish things our beloved Labs do (or used to do as pups). Can you relate? Baxter used to stand on th...

The things we wonder about sometimes... Okay. I'll confess. I've sometimes wondered about male dogs lifting their legs to pee. Oh, y...

Baxter and Elsie are buds. They romp. They tease. They poke. They prod. They wrassle. They flaunt their stuff. They draw out each other'...

All three "kids" are terribly fond of us; they "love" us as only canines can. But each one shows his/her affection diffe...

I know, it's too easy to anthropomorphize (give human traits to) dogs. But I can't help it. Sometimes their expressions, habits, and...

Look at us sporting our new fluorescent collars! Hopefully hunters won't mistake us for deer now (see "Field Safety in Autumn"...

[Sidenote: Blogger is giving me fits. For the last three days the Blogger Dashboard (and associated pages) has been incredibly slow. And I...

Boy, when Labs run, they run! Here's their action captured on my digital camera (notice all three are air born!): Now, I've known th...

It's autumn here in Pennsylvania. It's also hunting season. As a matter of fact, dear hubby went out during muzzle-loader season and...

Oh, the Elsie Squirt. She's a gal after my own heart: definately NOT the epitome of canine femininity. :o) She sits and snuggles unlike ...