Dog Friendly Folks

NewGemini130

My walking buddy, Lucky!!

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NewGemini130 wrote: »

My walking buddy, Lucky!!

hey buddy, way to walk your human

GrinnyMae

This is my clown Vinny. Lots of walks together.

IonaEllenRose

Hey,
My best bud is Tilly - I must say she isn't the most energetic dog, I tried running with her but we stopped not even half way. She does encourage me to get out of the house though (depression) and we go on lots of walks. Feel free to add me

butterfli7o

Love all the dog pics!

RachelElser

OMG, they are all SO FREAKEN CUTE

RachelElser

Naruya wrote: »

He's not part of my fitness routine yet as he's only 10 weeks old, but he'll surely make a great running buddy when he's old enough. I can't wait to take him for long walks, running, hiking, biking and maybe get him into doing Agility. For the time being he's just a great snuggle buddy that loves playtime!

he is so fluffy and cute!!!! I just wanna snuggle him!

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GrinnyMae wrote: »

This is my clown Vinny. Lots of walks together.

My first dog was a Boston terrier

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IonaEllenRose wrote: »

Hey,
My best bud is Tilly - She does encourage me to get out of the house though (deprescion)

I know that feel. Sometimes it's just looking at them that makes you shake out of it and think, Yeah, we should do something you lil goofball

Grathiael

I have a two-year-old female Japanese Spitz who is also very active and never runs out of energy. Going for a run early in the morning is always a good idea, especially for her.

spiveaa

my two boys enjoy some rest time after chasing the sprinkler around , bigger one will share the bed

cocates

This is Baxter.
He likes to pull me on our walks. I think he says, "move faster, woman" under his breath.
Sometimes, I chase him when he has a stick (just to switch up the roles). Then, I'm outta breath.

Laura93_

This is Foxy, my border collie/australian shepherd cross.
She's six years old and fed up of me taking her on walks! She's now learned a technique where she lays down and refuses to move until we turn around
She gets walked six times a day, so I guess I can't blame her...

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tahxirez wrote: »

I think I need to stop reading this thread as its giving me puppy fever and I'm starting to rationalize a trip to the Humane Society

Go! Call the pup Fitbit!

stephmelia148

Hi guys... I'm new to MFP but am sooo glad I have seen this thread!! I am a proud pug momma to Bruce and Betty. They are my world and I blame them for getting fat!!! I don't want to leave them so my exercise has reduced and have put on about a stone since having them!! They are worth it

U2R2

As a country boy the concept of "walking the dog" seems a little strange. My furry buddy has her own door and is free to walk herself at any time but she does stay within fifty feet or so of me when I venture about the property and I often take her along when visiting dog friendly locations.

Sassy the pup.


Sass the dog.

NuggetLovesEdie

This is a pic of Nugget being her goofy dog self. She's my service dog and has been a game changer if not life saver!

MarziPanda95

You guys are so lucky! I'm scared of most dogs. I can't help it. I'm currently a university student living in no pets accommodation but when I have my own place I want to adopt several cats and a small, relaxed, senior dog. Senior dogs (and senior cats!) often get overlooked in shelters in favour of puppies and I think it's so sad that these oldies have to live out their retirement years in a cage surrounded by loud barking. A senior probably won't be up for lots of hiking and running, but a good walk every day will make a world of difference to me. I don't go out enough and never exercise.
Good luck to you all!

stephmelia148

Add me dog friendly folk ☺

gam3rguy

my hiking/"hunting" partner. also, add "puppy dodge" to any at home move for more challenge. "puppy dodge push ups" "puppy dodge burpees". she loves knoking me over in the P90X Yogas as well.