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My boy cannot resist "tasting" any water he walks through. I have to yell at him every time or he gets the same thing your boy experienced

My boy always sleeps with his eyes open. Kind of creepy but true. Does anyone else's chow do that?

CoraP. wrote:Aww...he's handsome as ever!

Thanks, he will be 6 years old the end of this month. I still cannot walk him down a busy street without getting NUMEROUS compliments.

Never know where my boy will show up:
Or how he will get there:

Glad you enjoyed your quick visit and I am very glad that the weather was nice for you, we've had a lot of rain this spring/summer. Thanks. Yes, the weather was gorgeous and we drove around and saw the bay from the other side. Unfortunately, then rush hour traffic started. WOW, gridlock in EVERY di...

You have a VERY BEAUTIFUL city there. Because of the time constraints on our journey, we drove into Canada and out on the same day. I saw the Vancouver bayfront scene on the Olympics broadcast and wanted to verify it was as great as it appeared. IT IS!!! Glad you enjoyed the photos. The pictures are...

I am glad you enjoyed the pictures of our journey. That picture does carry a powerfully wistful feeling, doesn't it? Your admiration of it made me appreciate that for the first time. I loved them all but I liked this one a little more http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff483/rcallen484/Loha%202012%...

Auddymay wrote:My fav...

Thanks! Here is my favorite:

One word WOW!!!! You have some stunning scenery over the pond, truly amazing sights. Loha seemed to enjoy your trip, I have only managed to look as far as picture 100, will look at the rest tomorrow. Some of your captions are hilarious, oh yeah love your car. Thanks! It was a GREAT trip and Loha an...

Loha and I recently went on an 11 day, 4000 mile drive from Phoenix, Arizona to Vancouver, British Columbia and back. On the way up we went through Utah, Idaho, Montana and Washington and then on the way back travelled Highway 101 along the Pacific coast all the way from Seattle to Los Angeles and t...

I looked over and there he was.

A VERY LARGE tree in northern California. As Loha wallked into a cavern in the base of this tree he casually lifted his leg and did his business as though it was perfectly normal to go on the tree from inside the tree.

Cocoa wrote:Cute, has she learned how to use the straw?

Thanks to those who have commented. He HAS to use the straw---- otherwise he makes a mess! Here's another pic:

Frontline Plus from http://www.vetmedsforpets.com/catalog/f ... p-684.html No problems.

Sarahloo wrote:Maybe somebody sold him a pomeranian for a Chow?

Or a Schipperke?

Loha also pulls like a John Deere when he sees a cat. The times that it has been some tough, no back down, no run cat, however, he's held back and left the thing alone. If it turns and bolts, however, it instantly ignites his predator instinct and he wants to chase it down.

The picture was taken indoors, with flash, inexpensive Kodak Easyshare on the setting for subjects within 18 inches. I also have never had such good result with contrast. I'm thinking just lucky.

Good face picture taken today:

You sure any of those weren't phantom tags where he raised his leg and went through all the motions but nothing came out? I laugh when Loha does that.

Loha's Dad

My 4 1/2 year old boy Loha went right from being placed in my vehicles as a puppy to leaping in when he got big enough. He even leaps directly up to the seat from the ground when getting in my fullsize truck. The boy's got hops

Loha's Dad

Yeah, my boy has been known to plop down, roll over onto his back, squirm around and chew on the grass with the side of his mouth when he doesn't want to go in the direction I want. If he gets me laughing he knows he can get away with it for a little while. If I get real serious and use my alpha voi...

Have you tried freefeeding? A lot of chows are good about self regulating their food intake. My boy decides when and how much he eats and he is as fit as a fiddle.

Loha's Dad

Here's another one my boy will do. Sometimes when I give him a new rawhide chew he will simply put it in front of him and he will lay there and admire it, licking it occasionally, and even go away and come back to it after a little while before he starts chewing it in ernest. I think chows demonstra...