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Moshimo (Moshi)
This is my mom's dog Moshimo (Moshi for short)! She's Nook's sister, they're from the same litter, and are polar opposites! Nook is a lively, derpy, attention hog, and Mosh would rather lay down and watch TV or sleep - as long as she has her rawhide! They share the love of cuddling, and if you're laying on the floor beware, you will be ambushed! They're complete love-bugs and I wouldn't trade either of them for the world! I absolutely love them to the ends of the earth and back, and nothing they can ever do will change that! I don't share QUITE the same bond with her as I do Nook, but she and I are incredibly close, and she's usually RIGHT next to Nook at the door, looking for me when I get home!
I'll be posting more pictures of both Moshi and Nook over time, as I don't want to spam my watchers! :P
You'll get to know her more and more from the pics I have of her ^.^
I'll be posting more pictures of both Moshi and Nook over time, as I don't want to spam my watchers! :P
You'll get to know her more and more from the pics I have of her ^.^
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Husky
Size 720 x 960px
File Size 278.6 kB
They really are sweet dogs - just high maintenance :P
Prior to these two, I had 2 Chows - They're similar to Pitts in the respect of having a "bad reputation", but I have never met a mean one in my life. Mine were total love bugs - it's all in the way you raise them ^.^
I like any mid-large dogs, idk if I could choose between Huskies and Chows honestly, they're both just such wonderful breeds!
Prior to these two, I had 2 Chows - They're similar to Pitts in the respect of having a "bad reputation", but I have never met a mean one in my life. Mine were total love bugs - it's all in the way you raise them ^.^
I like any mid-large dogs, idk if I could choose between Huskies and Chows honestly, they're both just such wonderful breeds!
Yes they are very high maintenance dogs but well worth to have. :)
Cool. Oh that's sad to hear they get that same reputation. :(
I'm more towards mid large to large breeds like German Shepherds and Huskies as I've had them before in my life, the huskies I had belonged to my then future brother in law and oldest sister. Sadly one of them had gotten out of the fenced area we had for them and killed one of my cats who I had since a young kitten. Her name was Mittens and was a Siamese cat. The husky responsible was a black/white female named Jakiva and had help from a small yellow lab named Ginger.
It was the final straw as they had previously killed her sister Toes who was my mom's beloved cat who went into their fenced area. Mittens died the next morning from internal injuries and was paralyzed from the back legs, it was very heart breaking hearing her meows full of pain.
Cool. Oh that's sad to hear they get that same reputation. :(
I'm more towards mid large to large breeds like German Shepherds and Huskies as I've had them before in my life, the huskies I had belonged to my then future brother in law and oldest sister. Sadly one of them had gotten out of the fenced area we had for them and killed one of my cats who I had since a young kitten. Her name was Mittens and was a Siamese cat. The husky responsible was a black/white female named Jakiva and had help from a small yellow lab named Ginger.
It was the final straw as they had previously killed her sister Toes who was my mom's beloved cat who went into their fenced area. Mittens died the next morning from internal injuries and was paralyzed from the back legs, it was very heart breaking hearing her meows full of pain.
Yeah - I'm into larger breeds as well, I can't really find the point of little dogs XD
It's devastating to have an animal die that's beloved to you, even worse when another one has done it in :( I've had a similar situation happen to me, except it was my rabbit, and my neighbors dogs... I guess in the end of the day they're just doing what they've known to do since they've been born.. which is harsh, but you can't really blame them :(
It's devastating to have an animal die that's beloved to you, even worse when another one has done it in :( I've had a similar situation happen to me, except it was my rabbit, and my neighbors dogs... I guess in the end of the day they're just doing what they've known to do since they've been born.. which is harsh, but you can't really blame them :(
Same here, my 2nd oldest sister gotten a dashchund "wiener" dog who she named Trooper. Long story short he ended up being my mom's dog but irritated me a lot with his sharp, loud bark which usually got stuck in my head going over and over. Couldn't stand it whatsoever and really wish she had done research before she gotten him as a puppy, over the years he made me less of a dog person and more of a cat lover.
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