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This is Doogin, an 8 year old male Labrador Retriever mix. Doogin is an absolute love. He came to us from Animal Control, where visitors and lookers routinely passed him by. Perhaps it was his age. At eight years, Doogin bears the little dings and nicks and scars that accumulate with time. He's a grand old soul, that's for certain. We've listed Doogin as a Labrador retriever mix, but Great Dane comes to mind when he turns his marvelous head. Then there's his winsome underbite, which makes Doogin look like he's always smiling. It's a safe bet to say that Doogin hasn't led the easiest life. At present, we're treating him for heartworms. While he recuperates, our staff and volunteers walk him slowly along our shaded trails, for which he seems ever so grateful. To sit on a bench next to Doogin, rubbing his silky ears and hearing his gentle sighs, ranks among the finest moments of our day. He's that special. If your heart goes out to older dogs, Doogin will surely break it. Rarely have we met a dog so sweet, so gentle, and so deserving as Doogin. Come meet him.
I volunteered at PAWS Atlanta. I took photos of some of the dogs and cats that need homes. I thought I'd also remind people you can find great pets at shelters and in rescue groups. And of course, help control the pet population, please spay and neuter your pets!!
Two weeks after he powerchain and new wires. My bottom teeth are now in front of my uppers due to my underbite. This will continue to become more apparent until I have surgery to correct it.
A high-resolution scan of Charlie Chin, taken from the article "Killer Whales" by Jon McDermott, featured in the June 1973 issue of Animal Kingdom Magazine (a now defunct New York Zoological Society publication).
The original photo was taken by John Colby.
This is not Nootka2 as some online users have hypothesized; she was captured two months after this issue went to print. While the dorsal fin is at an unfortunate front-view angle, the distinct eye patches and underbite are features unique to Charlie. If you zoom in, a few of his teeth are visible.
Roscoe.....our "street bum" canine "child". It is hard to believe that the people who owned him moved, left him to fend for himself. He had a daily route for food.....he knew which houses to go to for each meal. He was dirty, smelly and in bad need of a haircut. Each time we visited our friends he seemed to appear out of nowhere and we took it as a sign that he was meant to have a home with us. He's so sweet and lovable......and is now living the good life....as evidenced by the fact that he was given permission to cuddle on Mom's afghan! We found later that his original name was "Pudgy" (yuck!). His snaggle- tooth underbite made him a Roscoe to us soooooo that's what he became. He didn't have any problem with our choice. What's that saying, "call me anything, just be sure to call me for dinner"? (smile) He didn't have a bit of trouble adapting to his new "handle."
We got Senna late last night. He's a sweetie who's just chilled and given a few kisses here and there. He appears housetrained which is wonderful since I'm trying to keep my personal crate for my chihuahua. I am worried about 2 lumps that are on his chest near his ribs, one is malleable. He's very bony and it's hard to tell what might be a lump and what is just his bony ribs and pelvis. Lorie says he's hardly put on any weight while he was with her, which she attributed to intestinal worms (which he's been treated for) or his cough (on antibiotics), but he hasn't had much of an appetite around here which is surprising since I free feed. He doesn't have diarrhea and hopefully his appetite will improve as he gets more used to our place. He settled in amazingly well considering we also just got Independence and my personal pup can be a little wary about new dogs. He loves the puffy pillow we got him from Ross and loves laying out on our couch. He hasn't really offered much play or bowing, I hope he gets his wiggle as he gains weight and starts to feel better. Lorie, luckily he hasn't been too much of a cry baby, only when he's inside and can't figure out the dog door to get out to the yard when we're out there. I love his long face, propped ears, and underbite!
I thought i would update you all on how her ear is healing up, and i must say that it is good news!
I have spent 2 weeks now cleaning her ear 2 times a day and putting medication in her her fungus and yeast infection, her ear looked horrible and very painful, she had sores all through it and it was just awful...
On Monday when i woke up to clean her ear however, i barely got any gunk out of it, and it has that healthy light white/ pink colour back! She just has one little sore left to heal and she will be back to her old self! I will keep putting the meds. in till next Sunday just to make sure it is definitely all gone though!
I trimmed her bangs again, I saw that in her last picture she was looking VERY straggly and in desperate need of a trim! It seems that i have to trim them every other week to every week now, they just grow so fast!
Leah Rosasco from the Board of Supervisors' office writes: "Elena was featured as Pet of the Week during the summer of 2017 and her picture, with her adorable underbite, kept popping up on the MyPlacer desktop and eventually I couldn't resist! She is 100% pure love and a seamless fit in our household!"
Wanted to show you how different domestic cat skulls can be. First one is Annie the Persian, second is one I've posted here before known as Stout Cat, third is average typical shorthair cat.
All are adults. First two were much older than last one & yet their breed is significantly smaller. First two also have larger eye orbits & mandible underbites. Stout Cat is like seeing what the two outer cats can create if bred. I suspect it had some Persian in the mix.
First skull was featured in this music video:
We took Daisy to the vet yesterday for her annual vaccinations and check up. She has just turned two years old. The vet said that, at 4.1 kg, she is the ideal weight and is exactly how a cat should look :o) ... he also said that, due to her spherical head and the roundness of her ears, that she might have some Scottish Fold mixed into her breeding, and that her teeth have an underbite which make chewing bones difficult, so we are going to have to keep an eye on that.
Mike Martin shot this while we were in high school. It's me with my huge underbite. I was maxing it out for full effect.
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Liver-colored nose, green eyes, huge underbite, small head, pooh-poohed by the breeder - joke's on them, she was our dog of a lifetime. A pure soul who could look into your heart daily.
This is Doogin, an 8 year old male Labrador Retriever mix. Doogin is an absolute love. He came to us from Animal Control, where visitors and lookers routinely passed him by. Perhaps it was his age. At eight years, Doogin bears the little dings and nicks and scars that accumulate with time. He's a grand old soul, that's for certain. We've listed Doogin as a Labrador retriever mix, but Great Dane comes to mind when he turns his marvelous head. Then there's his winsome underbite, which makes Doogin look like he's always smiling. It's a safe bet to say that Doogin hasn't led the easiest life. At present, we're treating him for heartworms. While he recuperates, our staff and volunteers walk him slowly along our shaded trails, for which he seems ever so grateful. To sit on a bench next to Doogin, rubbing his silky ears and hearing his gentle sighs, ranks among the finest moments of our day. He's that special. If your heart goes out to older dogs, Doogin will surely break it. Rarely have we met a dog so sweet, so gentle, and so deserving as Doogin. Come meet him.
I volunteered at PAWS Atlanta. I took photos of some of the dogs and cats that need homes. I thought I'd also remind people you can find great pets at shelters and in rescue groups. And of course, help control the pet population, please spay and neuter your pets!!
Technical difficulties made most of my goat pictures not turn out, but boy were they cute. This goat with an underbite was particularly charming.
15-year-old Shih-Tzu Sandy, my Biggest Fan and Best Buddy, gazing at me lovingly with what’s left of his increasingly-declining eyesight :o)
Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3, shot in RAW format, developed in Adobe Lightroom
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First one is Annie the Persian, second is one I've posted here before known as Stout Cat, third is average typical shorthair cat. All are adults. First two were much older than last one & yet their breed is significantly smaller. First two also have larger eye orbits & mandible underbites. Stout Cat is like seeing what the two outer cats can create if bred. I suspect it had some Persian in the mix.
First skull was featured in this music video: