Stephany F. Winfrey

Who did this mess?

Merry Christmas from all of my rescue dogs and I! Wren was the only one who was willing to join the holiday spirit ;)

Cooking madness. I made spinach and ricotta cookies and bacon and peanut butter pupcakes for Xiu Xiu today. For 15 minutes she was searching for a safe place to eat it carrying the cake in her mouth. And this dog of mine of course decided to eat her pupcake on our bed. Hello itchy crumbs!

Daily Dog #383: Wire-haired Dachshund

An old man in a teeny tiny dog body

Happy 10th Birthday to my sweet boy Prince! 🎉🎉

i threw him a *people-only* birthday party because he doesn’t like any other dogs besides his siblings 🙈

he got to see all his human friends and they brought him cool new toys and gave him lots of love! we are so lucky! ☺️☺️💖💖💖

i had to get up way too early today. olive wasn’t happy about me disturbing her beauty sleepy.

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Inktober Day Two! I got my first dog in June, why didn’t anyone ever tell me I was a dog person? I should have gotten a dog ages ago. His name is Beau and he’s the greatest <3.

Kratos is just so active and happy to train while the girls are so lazy and don’t like to train unless it’s stuff they already know.

I thought Boxers were supposed to be active and Mastiffs lazy. My dogs apparently didn’t read that book.

Scamp finally got a shot with all of his cards from the Corgmas card exchange this year! And his sister wanted a turn too! What a great turn out! Thanks everyone!!

I submitted a few of my favorite Ash and Roy photos to a border collie calendar project for the rescue where we got them, the wonderful Midatlantic Border Collie Rescue in Chestertown, Maryland. Many of them have been featured on Collie in the Creek at some point. All of them capture a bit of what I love about our collies- their intensity, intelligence, speed, goofiness, and constant friendship. They are the best sidekicks for our country life here on Maryland’s Eastern Shore- boundless energy in the field, and companionable lap warmers once the sun goes down.

Breed of Today is the Irish Wolfhound. The Irish wolfhound is the largest breed of dog, originally bred for wolf hunting and are known asfar back as Roman times in 391 AD,  but like most giant breeds, they have a very friendly disposition and gentle demeanor. They take 2 years to be fully grown and fully mature. Grooming: moderate, plucking the coats dead hair is necessary once or twice a year Exercise: High requirement. Not an apartment dog.  Height: 71-90 cm or 38-35 in.  at shoulders. Up to 7 feet on hind legs Weight:90-150 lbs. or 49-69 kg. 

literally the same!!

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