Every dog owner knows that humans are incapable of utilizing the facilitites without canine assistance.

Sleepy girls.

**Blurred the "before" pic because it's kinda graphic.**

We recently celebrated her 1st AND 4th gotcha day, as we adopted her on 2/29/20… appropriate that "Springer" was adopted on Leap Day. She is an amazing example of God's provision, being brought into our home right before the world shut down because of Covid.

When we adopted Springer from the shelter, we only knew that she had been a medical rehabilitation. It wasn't until months after that we found that top pic of her on one of the adoption group Facebook pages.

We have no idea what she went through before she was ours, but we unapologetically spoil the s**t out of her and she deserves every bit of it.

She does deserve it.

Great job.

Yes, spoil her beyond description for the next decade. She will be waiting for you and family when you cross the bridge.

Coog's wife here -

We had no idea what she'd been through when we adopted her. She's certainly adapted well

She got a weirdo brother a couple of years ago

Sick mommy means lots of naps

Sam has learned how to get brisket scraps at the cookoff.

The Wrecking Crew (two quick corners and an ILB with elite agility & speed) await treats from our son.


(l to r) - Harvey (8) a rescue, Theo (16) a rescue and Baxter (12 next week).

Our rescues.

Well, this happened sooner than expected. Found a 2.5yo female Setter who's owner could no longer care for her due to a health situation. She's gonna have to get used to a much bigger "kennel"

Couldn't make it through all of the Ags 2nd round game

24hrs later and I'd say she's made herself at home. She's the most chill Setter I've ever been around and has completely attached herself to the wife.

She's beautiful

Hannah received a bunny at day camp today. I'm certain she won't let it go until after Easter. It will be her prized possession. (Until the next one)

someone just dumped this pup in front of my work, so I guess new puppy!