Dagger, the dog.


Dagger doing what he does best: the petting whore at runs>

No, not my dog. But she rocks!

Believe it or not I just took this picture over my shoulder while driving without looking. This is what I found when I got home.

Here's my Jetta:

If you can't see her here she is again:

Went out today and took some rain/mud shots.



And then cleaned it all off with some Southern California SNOW!

me and my golden in my back yard on saturday after a trip to the dump.

Princess, who loves to ride in the truck, but has an innate fear of cameras. Haven't figured out why. She's a Corgi/Beagle mix (Corgle?)

Anyway, this is about as good as it gets as far as pictures.

Princess, who loves to ride in the truck, but has an innate fear of cameras. Haven't figured out why. She's a Corgi/Beagle mix (Corgle?)

Anyway, this is about as good as it gets as far as pictures.

My beagle is deathly afraid of cameras, too. Must be a beagle thing.

OK Here is my Poooch...

MIXIK the wheelin Siberian Husky

Her favorite element Deep SNOW!!


Having Fun out in MOAB


Her and her bud curlin up in the backseat

Xterra owners may have the best looking dogs This is my lab/doberman Paco.

I feel very left out of this thread, so i'm breaking the rules:





That's Stanley

Hey, this is also Stanley. Thing is, my Stanley likes to eat your Stanley. They would'nt be able to hang out together.

HAHAA

My girl



Chillin'



Worn out on the way home

My dog is a good spotter.



Just chilling:

This is like the 15th post asking for pics of dogs with X's, but I'll play along

Nope, same post. Nice looking dog! Sam from page 2

hooli,

What kind of dog is this?



Looks like a miniture pincher, but ive never seen those colors on. I think i would prefer them.

He's a Basenji, aka African Barkless Dog. Basenji's a Swahili word that means Bush thing. They're an aboriginal African Bush dog. The first ones came out of Africa in the late 1930's.
The breed's thousands of years old and were pets of the Pharaohs. Rich is eight years old and a retired show champion.

Platts! (sp?) Good Dog!

Platz!

-But she speaks English.

That's the first set up I had in the X, with the full cargo area lined with the 3/4" thick rubber stall pad. Nice, but she seemed to feel it was too much space to get steady footing. And it smelled like I had a load of old tires back there.

Then we went to just the rear cargo area with the pad trimmed to fit that. That was better for stability-leaning, but the recycled rubber smell just wouldn't quit.

Now we've got a Husky cargo liner for the rear cargo area only. I wish it was thicker, but overall it's the best solution so far.

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Theres killer

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The x

the riley doggie, picking his line very carefully...



"can i get a spotter over here?!"

I really like your website in your profile. I pretty much read all the pages. Good stuff.