Farmfresh
City Biddy
Good looking pup! 
I can't believe what some people throw away. 
I can't believe what some people throw away. 
We got a dog!!!!!!
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Henrietta23
Yard Farmer
Beautiful!
Beekissed
Mountain Sage
I am always amazed at this fact....how in the world do they DO that?Farmfresh said:Good looking pup!
My first dog was about 4 yrs. old, looked just like this pup...beautiful, healthy, intelligent~and fully trained to all commands! Who took the time to train this beautiful dog and then just dump him?
My second dog, Lucy, was the same way...snow white beauty that is the envy of all when I take her places. Fully trained, spayed, gentle and intelligent. Big ol' dog that could sit up on her haunches and beg like a poodle! Left on a 5 ft. chain, abandoned on some farm....how do you leave something that sweet, intelligent, beautiful?
Their stupidity was my bliss!!!
pioneergirl
Wannabe Pioneer
What a cutie!! I'm sure he'll be 'happily ever after'!!!!
TanksHill
Super Self-Sufficient
Awwww!!!!
lorihadams
Always doing laundry
I love lab kisses! I grew up with smaller dogs and when hubby said he wanted a lab I was nervous but they are just a wonderful breed! Crazy, energetic, enthusiastic and very loving and eager to please. They are also hardheaded sometimes but aren't we all?
Love the pics! thanks
Augustmomx2
Lovin' The Homestead
Too cute! Congrats 
Labs are great dogs
Labs are great dogs 
Javamama
Almost Self-Reliant
Very handsome pup Pat! I'm sure you will be a great pack for him. He looks focused and content.
I love all the smart dog stories! We got our lab mix from a shelter 6 years ago. Thought we were getting a nice calm, but happy dog. Boy did we get a surprise once she was brought back from malnutrition! We got the energizer dog
But we adjusted and found ways to focus and expend her energy so that she could at the very least sit still for a bit. She hasn't slowed down one little bit. And she scares the crap out of the neighbor, which is a huge bonus
I love all the smart dog stories! We got our lab mix from a shelter 6 years ago. Thought we were getting a nice calm, but happy dog. Boy did we get a surprise once she was brought back from malnutrition! We got the energizer dog
But we adjusted and found ways to focus and expend her energy so that she could at the very least sit still for a bit. She hasn't slowed down one little bit. And she scares the crap out of the neighbor, which is a huge bonus 
aggieterpkatie
Swiss Army Wife
He's gorgeous, Pat!!
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patandchickens
Crazy Cat Lady
Thanks guys!
I forget, did I say this already or not, his name is now Russell. Not sure why, we just got tired of not having something to call him I have been told it is a boring or at least 'underwhelming' name but I think he looks like a Russell and at least it could be worse <g>
He's still being crated at night and when we're out and in the morning (just b/c mornings are too busy to supervise him); he's outside with us or loose-but-closely-supervised in the house in the afternoon and evening. He sometimes pees in the crate overnight but often he is dry, and has not yet peed in the house except on his hurried way to the door when being taken out to pee. I think it's just a matter of time and working on it more, and I bet he will be fine in the end.
It is amazing how much chicken poo and sheep poo one puppy can hoover up in just a couple minutes. We are working on teaching "leave it!"
He learns very fast though -- yer basic Lab -- and I am just sure we picked a winner here
Pat
I forget, did I say this already or not, his name is now Russell. Not sure why, we just got tired of not having something to call him
I have been told it is a boring or at least 'underwhelming' name but I think he looks like a Russell and at least it could be worse <g>He's still being crated at night and when we're out and in the morning (just b/c mornings are too busy to supervise him); he's outside with us or loose-but-closely-supervised in the house in the afternoon and evening. He sometimes pees in the crate overnight but often he is dry, and has not yet peed in the house except on his hurried way to the door when being taken out to pee. I think it's just a matter of time and working on it more, and I bet he will be fine in the end.
It is amazing how much chicken poo and sheep poo one puppy can hoover up in just a couple minutes. We are working on teaching "leave it!"
He learns very fast though -- yer basic Lab -- and I am just sure we picked a winner here
Pat
