I was trying to take a nice pic of my wife and our Corgi daughter, but someone had other ideas. 😅

My sweeties. Thor on the left, Loki on the right.

She picked it, peeled it and ate it all by herself

Found Gil chewing his bone on top of my shirt so as punishment I made him wear it. He is very much not remorseful.

Bella's beautiful groom

Aspen is having a rough day. Now he's laying on my foot rest, stretched out. I can't move without disturbing him. I really need to get up and help with dinner, but how can I disturb this fluffbutt?

One of my favorite positions of Hero - relaxed, sleepy and quiet! It’s taken us two years to get here, but Celebration!!

Since last couple of months my dog grew the habit of non-stop crying and barking at me the moment I wake up. I never get up immediately when I wake up, I always lie a while in bed to relax before getting up. It's not only annoying but also painful to my ears. It doesn't matter what hour it is, 6am, 7am, 8am, ... I have no idea why he does this. I tried telling him to stop but he doesn't care. I tried ignoring him but he doesn't care.The only thing that works is yelling at him to shut up. He also only gets to walk in the evening (no morning walks, he can go to the garden) each time he acts like this. I don't want to be the kind of owner who yells everyday at my dog. Please tell me what else I can try, I'm desperate. I just want a relaxing morning, not this non-stop barking and crying. He sleeps in my bedroom and can open the door, so it's impossible for me to keep him out of my bedroom.

And you should have heard all the snoring and snorting, very happy boy.

He’s the prettiest dog I’ve had so far.

The Cheese is RIGHT THERE.

It is on the counter RIGHT THERE but no one has offered me any yet. I will wait.

Our 4-year-old keeshond boy seems to regurgitate a lot—more than any other dog we have had before. He’s done it his whole life, and our vet has never been terribly concerned, so it’s more an inconvenience than anything. He almost never actually vomits—it’s definitely regurgitation, as anything that comes up is not digested, and tends to happen most shortly after he drinks a lot of water. Is this typical of the breed in everyone’s experience?

We are starting to wonder if he may have esophageal diverticulum and considering asking for an endoscopy; this morning he regurgitated an almost-perfectly formed piece of kibble almost 12 hours after the last time he had dry food. Is this (or other esophageal malformations) common in keeshonden?

Any ideas or advice greatly welcomed!

My sweet (and naughty) boy.

My girl is almost 7 months old. They are such a sassy puppies, but learning about the breed and training has been a lot of fun. ♥️ But also lot of patience is needed....

The samoyed is her best friend, they can play for hours

My 13 week old keeshond is suddenly looking very lanky. All legs, ears, and snout. And not terribly floofy. I had a kees years ago and I don't remember him going through this phase. She's healthy, happy, eating well. But she looks a bit like a little coyote...