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Day 1 photos, Silken Windhound puppies “From Russia with Love” 

Shedding season who? That’s my natural hair style 😉

somebody got a haircut last week! She got dirty after a whopping 2 DAYS!!

Look how small and innocent

Beach buddies.

Kirk, a female Border Collie, watching herself win the 2017 Purina Pro Challenge.

We made a Lisa Frank poodle!

**All dyes used are vegetable based and safe for pups

And the Cutest dog Award goes to!!!!

it just b like that sometimes 🤷‍♀️

APBT x Greyhound (Lurchers)

Great looking dogs and awesome hunters

Saluki

Hound group

LCKC all breed show, day one

July ‘18

same hat!

She’s never seen a robotic lawnmower before. She wants one now.

“Small dogs are often labelled as being overly bossy or having ‘Napoleon syndrome’ or ‘small dog syndrome’ because of their tendency to readily employ distance-increasing behaviours. These can include barking, lunging, rushing, growling and snapping, as well as escape and avoidance (e.g. running away). Small dogs live in a world of giants.They are comparatively fragile, and even a friendly giant can hurt them if the play is too rough. Conversely, a small dog’s capacity to stand up for herself is limited by how far she can escalate matters… Even when small dogs are trying to move away, some large dogs (and many humans) approach them and greet them. It is little wonder that many small dogs learn to switch to a more forceful strategy. When all the whispers, polite requests and active attempts to avoid fail, but yelling sometimes works, then yelling will become the preferred option. Small dogs cannot be judged poorly for making that choice: life is not so easy for them.Next time you encounter a small dog, take the time to think what might have influenced their behaviour. Help them out by giving them the opportunity to be the master of their own destiny and have a choice in how the interaction proceeds.”

— Making Dogs Happy by Dr Melissa Starling and Prof Paul McGreevy

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