OMD< Woof - you are just the perfect addition to your new family. We love that you get to go in the car and on walks and look at the toys you have too. You are one very lucky pup.
Oh Woof, it's so good to see you settling in. He's a cutie!
Humping is usually down to dominance so it could be that Woof is trying to be alpha to Ginger - who's the alpha out of Ginger and Buddy? In our setup Max is the alpha out of the two of them but every three or four months JD will try to hump Max if Max gets too 'officious'! Once Woof gets his head round the hierarchy he should settle down.
It looks like your new boy is fitting right in! I hope it's all going well and he's settling into your routine and learning the ropes and your routine!
awww, woof, you look so happy 'n full of the contentments with your new forevarrr pack!! you are lookin' totally handsome in your stripey scarf, too. i bet the lady doggies are swoonin' left 'n right!! heehee.
Hello, Buddy, Ginger & Woof! We are also rescue doggies who were saved, like Woof, so we are very proud & happy that Buddy & Ginger have such gentle & loving hearts and are willing to share their good home with Woof. JD & Max are correct about the humping; Woof is just trying to figure out his place in his new pack. It should lessen once you three have figured out the heirarchy of the new pack.
Mama rescued a doggie many years ago who was in a situation like Woof's. She named him Lazarus, because he was in very bad condition and being adopted off of the street sort of raised him from the dead. Don't know if you have a comparable figure in your religion or mythology, or whether it is considered proper there to name an animal after a religious or mythological figure, but if there is a figure that appears downtrodden but turns out to be a blessing in disguise, maybe that would be a good name for Woof. Or you could stick with a sound close to the one he's used to hearing and call him Wolfgang or something. We'll be following your journey with interest. Welcome, Woof; you are a very blessed dog!
Woof just fits right in!
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Koda
Looks like you're having a fun time!
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Buttons
Looks like Woof is fitting in just fine! We have no real advise for humping, since I do it to Mack and I'm a girl. Hu-mom just says no and I quit...
ReplyDeleteTake good care of your new brother!
Drools and licks,
Minnie and Mack
OMD< Woof - you are just the perfect addition to your new family. We love that you get to go in the car and on walks and look at the toys you have too. You are one very lucky pup.
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Oh, Woof! Isn't it wonderful to haves a family of your very very own?
ReplyDeleteWiggles & Wags,
Mayzie
PeeS. I likes your white socks!
First car ride? Woof looks so proud of his new collar and lead. He fits right in.
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Oh Woof, it's so good to see you settling in. He's a cutie!
ReplyDeleteHumping is usually down to dominance so it could be that Woof is trying to be alpha to Ginger - who's the alpha out of Ginger and Buddy? In our setup Max is the alpha out of the two of them but every three or four months JD will try to hump Max if Max gets too 'officious'! Once Woof gets his head round the hierarchy he should settle down.
Schnauzer snuggles - JD and Max.
Fun times!!!:) It looks like Woof is settling in nicely.:)
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Teddy Bear
A family outing! We love it!
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Maggie and Mitch
hello there,
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nice pics and we'll see you soon
chikisses
coco and tiffy
Happy family!!!
ReplyDeleteLook, Woof looks so happy and contended! Isn't he handsome?
Looks like he is fitting right in
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http://dogisgodinreverse.com/
Wali looks like he's always been there!
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Khyra
It looks like your new boy is fitting right in! I hope it's all going well and he's settling into your routine and learning the ropes and your routine!
ReplyDeleteWoof does look happy.
ReplyDeleteawww, woof, you look so happy 'n full of the contentments with your new forevarrr pack!! you are lookin' totally handsome in your stripey scarf, too. i bet the lady doggies are swoonin' left 'n right!!
ReplyDeleteheehee.
*woof*
the booker man
thanks for the update, looks like things are going great! so happy!
ReplyDeleteHe looks very happy and like he fits right in with the family! I think this was meant to be!
ReplyDeleteYour pal, Pip
Oh, Woof is definitely looking like one of the pack. I bet he grows up thinking he's a yellow labradog.
ReplyDeletelotsa licks, Lola
I am sure Woof is enjoying all your activities!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Hello, Buddy, Ginger & Woof! We are also rescue doggies who were saved, like Woof, so we are very proud & happy that Buddy & Ginger have such gentle & loving hearts and are willing to share their good home with Woof. JD & Max are correct about the humping; Woof is just trying to figure out his place in his new pack. It should lessen once you three have figured out the heirarchy of the new pack.
ReplyDeleteMama rescued a doggie many years ago who was in a situation like Woof's. She named him Lazarus, because he was in very bad condition and being adopted off of the street sort of raised him from the dead. Don't know if you have a comparable figure in your religion or mythology, or whether it is considered proper there to name an animal after a religious or mythological figure, but if there is a figure that appears downtrodden but turns out to be a blessing in disguise, maybe that would be a good name for Woof. Or you could stick with a sound close to the one he's used to hearing and call him Wolfgang or something. We'll be following your journey with interest. Welcome, Woof; you are a very blessed dog!
Jed & Abby
Soo sweeet!! He fits in so well with the family, na?
ReplyDeleteWoof is lovely and a beautiful contrast to Buddy and Ginger. He must wag his tail each day in gratitude :-)
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