You lucky dog!!!We went exploring in the Shasta area over the weekend and stopped at Burney Falls!
Look here now, I'm from the South, Asher is what we call a good Ol' boy! Y'all found each other for a reason and that reason is: because you needed him as much as he needed you!Asher living his best life. We got him over the summer only because he was dumped on us while camping. Not sure his life story, but it couldn’t be better than this!
It’s a really funny story- we were supposed to free camp that weekend but all the spots were taken so we camped at a state park 2 hours away. Couple days in, this dog showed up at our site but we ignored him and he went on his way many hours later. It was really hard because we were wanting a middle age GSP for several years and we had been looking but were not quite ready b/c DD wasn’t potty trained yet. Then it was dark, making s’mores with the kids and a car pulled up and said they couldn’t take him… it was cold so I took him. The next day had him scanned for chip, and the ranger said dogs get dumped here all the time. We named him Asher because his markings look like ash and he came to us at the campfire.
That's a great story and thank you for sharing it with us. There's not a shred of doubt in my mind, you have given that dog the home and friendship he was looking for and deserves.
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You have a spare tire reinforcement and a spare tire delete kit.Corolla Beach
Is Archer an Italian Greyhound??? Love the Sight-hounds...Archer was a champ on a long trip out to and around Colorado a couple weeks ago.
Eating snow on top of Ophir Pass. Just too sleepy to get up to do it though.
He is an Italian. They are great dogs! He has turned out to be a great travel companion for us.
I've had two female GSPs, they are great dogs! Last one made it to 17 y/o.
