This is a picture of me and our newest "furbaby" Donner. We are standing in the campground in Copper Harbor Mi on a cold but very beautiful day. Donner is a five year old American white shepard who was an orphan at the humane society. We fell in love and he's no longer an orphan! He's a real sweetie! :-) Karin from Mi
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He looks happy and like he has a huge smile!
What a pretty doggie!!!! Brrrrr!!! He would be nice
and warm to snuggle.Too pretty...
What a life you have given him.... I was hoping
I have a white Shepherd as well. He was also from the humane society, he was in need of leg surgery and the people gave him. He got the surgery and now is a huge part of my life! I have had him for 4 years or so, people always comment on how beautiful he is and ask what breed he is (until I got him I did not know there were white shepherds either) He is a big whiner and seems to have sensitive feet (he is forever ripping his pads), but I love him!
What a beautiful dog & really neat picture of the two of you. You are so kind to take in an orphan and he is such a lucky dog!
What a beautiful shepherd. We have had German Shepherds for 37 years. If we ever have a small dog I'm afraid we would be stepping on the poor thing all the time.
He's a keeper. Lovely photo, too. I wanted to let everyone know that we don't judge the photos, it's a random drawing so anyone that enters can win. It would be too hard for us to have to try to judge the best photo.
These dogs are wonderful. We received ours as a puppy and had no idea what breed she was. My dog, Salty, was born with 7 siblings. Their mother was rescued from an Island in Jamaica Bay, Brooklyn by my best friend. She seemed to have been beaten and starved, left for dead. "Lucky" as my friend named her, weighed just 27 pounds when they took her to the vet. The vet didn't even realize the mother was pregnant she was so emaciated. Alot of food and 2 weeks later , she gave birth to the 8 puppies. We took the smallest female and she is now 70 pounds of energy. The only problem we have is she is afraid of her own shadow. This may have been the result from the mother being abused while she was in the womb. However, we wouldn't trade her in for anything.
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