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Maisie's offering. From Hankin-Evelyn backcountry ski area (https://bbss.ca/hankinevelyn/) yesterday.
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^^^^^^ Looking more like a grown up
I know eh, here she is in December with her buddy Yoda (Carrilion)Quote:
Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds!
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They just grow up too damn fast :D
+1 winter day in April :). So this year we had Summer in January, Spring in February and Winter in March and April..
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Fluff ball doing what she does.
Morning walk (30min. from my doorstep by car and then 30 more minutes skinning) :D. Starts to get hot around 9:30 AM though.
Once the snow gets supportive I can't action shots because he's right on my heels.
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When I make him pose he looks at me like I'm an idiot:
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Awesome thread! Lots of pooch smiles while playing over the white stuff.
BUMP!
Can't wait for more of this thread.
First snow, not skiing though...
Hello, Winter!
New Pup
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Hands down one of the best threads here. Will gladly contribute when I hit 10 posts. More dogs please!
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This is Arlo’s “why are we not skiing” face!
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The surly look on my dog Spider's face after I tell him to shut the f*ck up and give me a second to transition. Love the guy and love his enthusiasm for the down but the incessant whining can be a little much. Gimme a god damn second!!!!
Anyone else's dog lose their f*cking minds as you are transitioning?..... Oh wait, I can guess the answer to that question. We're talking about dogs after all.
(just posted this on the 'Bullshit your dog gets into' when behold... I stumbled upon this thread.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Angle Parking
^^^same here!Quote:
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That last pic of the pup looks freakishly long.Quote:
Originally Posted by usdatele
So many cool pics here.
Ha, yeah. I can identify. Maisie is out for the season however. I sit here waiting for the call from the vet surgeon in Calgary as to when she goes under the knife for an ACL repair. Maisie and I will be fondly following this thread and living vicariously through you folks and all your dogs. Go get some for Maisie and I please.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angle Parking
The skiing was just plain terrible today. Clancy didn't care. He did insist on being backlit most of the day.
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A little tired after his first day of the season
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We stopped taking Scooter because her nervous whining started to freak us out. Nothing like incessant nervous whining when you want to be calm and listen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angle Parking
Jessie’s dead quiet, which is great, but Kedar is the master. Mills around at the top, often out of view, then somehow shows up just as I’m lowering/grabbing my poles, watches intently, then bolts:
Nice action shots. I especially like the first one.Quote:
Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds!
My guy from today;
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Two sammies and a stray.
(with @banzai)
Tough conditions for a dog today. Almost 30" over the last couple days with a punchy layer half way down. Less dog smiles than is usual.
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Out-fucking-standing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angle Parking
Maisie is asleep on the couch beside me 2 days post TPLO surgery. The post op physio has begun. I think she's down with it as she allowed me to ice her knee and leg.
Go doggies! Maisie is rooting for you all!
So what is the prognosis Gary? Will she make a recovery back to full-on dog mode or does that remain to be seen.
Pretty good prognosis given her age, her shape going into surgery and the fact that I'm going at her physio like it's my full time job. Doc says she should make a full recovery. She was also weight bearing the day after surgery, so that's good. Scary thought is that there's a 50% chance she blows her right rear stifle now...Quote:
Originally Posted by Angle Parking
So, I'm thinking I know this (or maybe not) but what happened, how did it go down, why Calgary for surgery, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by garyfromterrace
And what is 'right rear stifle' btw?
( right knee, hind leg )
Gary has everything else and
I will delete this post when he follows-up.
GfT - ' Glad Surgery went well
( no reason to worry about her right leg - Life happens - though you might encourage her to limit cliff jumps to twice her height
( landings aren't rear leg heavy anyway. )
' Glad Surgery went well ! !!
Go Maisie ! !! skiJ
Best wishes to Maisie on her full recovery Gary!
And fabulous shots all. Lexa can't do the deep backcountry anymore, but she gets very stoked on the XC runs. I swear to upgrade the phone and take some pics worthy of sharing soon.
Happy New Year!
pawsitive healin vibes sent
i think i was given this god so as to keep my passion on snow sliding strong
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love ur pic.s, sfb - Thank you.Quote:
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skiJ
^^^^Yup, always give me a big smile looking at those.