Ever wonder how little puppies take care of themselves when it's cold?

LONESOME

Little Puppy, sitting there
In the field mid daisies fair
wary eyed you look at me.
Are you lost? Or could it be
someone put you in this place
all alone this to face.
Soon the sun will fade from sight
and the day will turn to night.
You have no drink or food to eat.
Come---I will take you home with me.
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Beth Ostrosky, who has been ranked in the Top 100 Sexiest Women of the Year for three years consecutively, takes her Bulldog for a walk.

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Each Tuesday we will share a photo we received claiming to be the World's Largest Dog. A lot of you might have seen these photos. We couldn't verify the source so we leave it up to you to believe it or not. Photoshop can make look anything big. Let us know what you think. Have you seen any of these dogs in person? Do you have a photo that you want to share with us?

1) The Largest Great Dane:
It is a harlequin Great Dane. According to the breed standard Great Danes' shoulder height is between 71-86cm or 28-34 inch. While they are huge and can easily be as high as the woman in the photo, it looks fake. The hind legs are way too long, longer than the back line.
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As some of you may know, James Fallon served as an independent contractor providing training and behavior modification services for Highland Canine Training, LLC as a commissioned contractor. James began with our company in April, 2008 and served the Lake Norman, Statesville, Troutman and Mooresville areas of North Carolina. One purpose of this article is to let people know that James Fallon is no longer representing or in any way affiliated with Highland Canine Training, LLC.

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We all know that our beloved dogs age faster than we do. While we live on, the world whizzes by for them at a speed several times faster that it does around us.

Like the Elves in Tolkien's mythology, who saw the men (the atantari) grow old and die in dismay, we feel a pang of regret as we watch the nose of our dogs slowly turn white, and their energy drop. We remember the time when they used to whizz around non stop after a ball, or with us, tirelessly.
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Choke chains are a useful way to teach your dog that straining harder is not the right way to get what he wants. Instrumental as it is in training, remember that they can get 'caught' easily.

Image Credit: njk9training.com
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The Kingsland Police Department, Georgia (KPD) welcomes its newest law enforcement officer, and he has four legs. He is the latest member to join the fight on crime in Kingsland, Officer Eric Koenig and his new partner K-9 Robino.

K-9 Robino is a registered black Labrador Retriever male who was imported into the country about five months ago; he is eighteen months old and weighs approximately sixty five pounds.

The Labrador is considered the most popular breed of dog (by registered ownership) in the world, and is by a large margin the most popular breed by registration in the United States (since 1991), and several other countries. It is also the most popular breed of assistance dog in the United States, and many other countries, as well as being widely used by police and other official bodies for their detection and working abilities. They are exceptionally affable, gentle, intelligent, energetic and good natured, making them both excellent companions and working dogs.

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Every week Euro Puppy showcases a dog lamp. Is it tacky or wacky? We will leave it up to you to decide. While having our own beliefs, we would love your comments...Enjoy....

The Santa Dog!

This ceramic Santa Dog is sure to be a merry gift for Christmas. This Night light works by having the little red balls on the wreath light up.
It's nine inches tall and is powered by two AA batteries.

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The 13 year old Labrador Retriever has sure seen some things in his time. He is the most decorated dog in the world, and has received the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) Gold Medal for Animal Gallantry and devotion to duty.

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 When we moved into our house one of the bathrooms was this crazy pink bathroom from 1945…believe me, that is a lot of pink!  So this year we decided it had to go.

 All those TV DIY shows make the demo part look fun but it’s actually the worst…big messes and lots of dust! That said, my humans were not very sad to take a sledgehammer to the ugly vanity. It was the first thing to go. It put up a good fight but they eventually got it out. This was one well built bathroom. The walls are a layer of chicken wire covered with cement and then plaster and then the pink tiles. The floor was sitting on 2 inches of concrete…there was need for a mini jackhammer.

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