1/156Debbie Miller from Casterton sent in this picture of a 3-legged Kelpie who was lucky enough to have their picture taken with the Melbourne Cup.
Day of Dogs 2015
HAVE a dog day as The Weekly Times celebrates the first-ever Day of Dogs.
2/156Proud owner Sandra Kelly says "Butters is a town dog, but as you can see, she was loving farm life on a dairy farm in Echuca!"
3/156Anne McRae recounts how Quin wandered into their camp site in Deniliquin when he was about three months old, that was twelve years ago now. "We put ads on the radio and at the local vets and nobody claimed him, so he came home with us to Whittlesea. He has been very faithful and we love him to pieces. He doesn't mind dressing up either" says Anne.
4/156Proud owner Sandra Kelly says "Butters is a town dog, but as you can see, she was loving farm life on a dairy farm in Echuca!"
5/156Anne McRae recounts how Quin wandered into their camp site in Deniliquin when he was about three months old, that was twelve years ago now. "We put ads on the radio and at the local vets and nobody claimed him, so he came home with us to Whittlesea. He has been very faithful and we love him to pieces. He doesn't mind dressing up either" says Anne.
6/156Carolyn Woodley's friend took this terrific shot of her dog Sam at home in Henty. Carolyn said "Sam is attentive from the minute we get up - actually, whenever we move! She is just a joy and a brave little thing to boot. She's 6 and I've only had her for a few months but she is absolutely part of the family."
7/156Katherine McWade from Drummond, Victoria send in this picture of her Staghound, Sage, relaxing one night.
8/156Proud owner Sandra Kelly says "Butters is a town dog, but as you can see, she was loving farm life on a dairy farm in Echuca!"
9/156Gillian Buckley’s 6-month-old Red Heeler Bo.
10/156Meet Robyn Beer’s dog Mac guarding the ute and bosses’ boots.
11/156Koolie Mac keeps watch of the cows.
12/156Kelpie cross Tia plays with the cat.
13/156Cal Randall sent in this photo of her dog Bear hard at work.
14/156Thanks to Shannon Hunter for sharing this picture of her dog Jimmy who loves reading and sitting in the couch.
15/156Leanne Bedwell. initially thought her rescued pup was a Wolfhound becuase he didn’t stop growing. However, a DNA showed he is a Kelpie-Poodle cross so he is called Poo-pie. He loves calves and cleans them up.
16/156Meet Matthew Larner’s Smithfield sheep dogs from Tasmania.
17/156This is Rastus, he is just two years old and smells the roses when he has finished his work for the day, his owner Andrew Smith says.
18/156Rastus waits for the postie.
19/156Liza Brillanti’s Boxer Gemma prepares to go for a ride.
20/156Rusty, a Kelpie, is so dedicated to his work even when his leg was broken in three places early in the year he destroyed the house and kennel just so he could go get the cows for milking, his owner Jennifer Gray says. Sadly, he had to have have the leg amputated, but it hasn’t stopped him. Two weeks after surgery he was back to doing what he loves most.
21/156Michaela Lawless’s says her Border Collie Diesel, 5, is “very naughty”.
22/156Border Collie Millie, 14, of Hazelwood, Victoria.
23/156Michaela Lawless’s Border Collie, Monty, smiles for the camera.
24/156Meet Duncan, a dog of all trades - cattle dog, sheep dog, chook dog, duck dog and the best ball catcher that he could play for the Australian Cricket Team, Glenda Douglass, Bolwarra, Victoria says.
25/156Maggie, the Labrador, from Deniliquin is eight years old and in her free time she likes to go on long walks with her owner, Sheree Rennie, and relax in the shade and sleep.
26/156Hard at work or hardly working? Here’s a picture of Trail, another dog saved from the pound by Dave Sharp. He loves the motorbike, although he does have a lot of trouble staying awake Dave said.
27/156Kate Pohlner sent in this stunning photo of Donald her Border Collie from Nhill. He’s a natural in front of the lens.
28/156Donald the Border Collie with toys.
29/156George the Labrador enjoys cooling off in one of the troughs on owner, Kate Pohlner’s property at Nhill.
30/156George the Labrador when he was a puppy. Look at those eyes!
31/156Kerry Free sent in this photo of her brother in law, Greg, who farms at Wandella, west of Kerang in northern Victoria. There is always a dog, or four, with him wherever he goes, she says.
32/156Meet Toby the Kelpie pup from Nhill.
33/156It’s Donald the Border Collie from Nhill again - this time posing in the cab of a tractor.
34/156The Weekly Times Day of Dogs. They are all from a farm near Nhill. The border collie is called Donald and he is 5 The lab in the trough is George he is 3, the lab pup was George when he was about 12 weeks old The kelpie pup is Toby at 8 weeks old I hope that helps . Kate Pohlner
35/156It’s a match made in heaven for Michael Thompon’s two dogs Elki (pictured left) and Ted (right). Elki the black mini Schnauzer is 16-months-old, very bossy and determined while Ted the salt and pepper mini Schauzer is six-months-old and very chilled out. They are great partners in crime and love to dig holes and hide socks together! Swims at the beach, walks at the park and dinnertime rate among their favourite activities.
36/156Dusty the Kelpie Collie cross from Borung in Victoria, gave birth to 12 pups the day after this photo wa taken. We can only imagine how relieved she was afterwards.
37/156Looks like Charlie the Pomeranian has eaten all of her greens. What a well behaved dog.
38/156Miss Karri came to Tim Bradley after a tough beginning and was running away when they found her. She then stayed with Tim and his family for 14 loyal and happy years, travelling everywhere in the ute - covering almost half a million kilometres. She was loved by all who met her.
39/156Phil and Pam Mawson sent in this gorgeous photo of their Pyrenees Mountain Dog, Zali, who looks like quite the regular behind the lens.
40/156The Weekly Times. Day of Dogs. Nearing 12 years of age, Abraham the boxer is enjoying his retirement in Bacchus Marsh and recalling his favourite memories from his youth. Chief among them would be exploding out of zippered tent about 3am to chase some grass-munching kangaroos on a pitch-black night. Also, he is still wondering about those dogs who kept barking back to him from the NSW bank of the Murray River while he was chest deep on a hot Mildura day. His dog training classes did not explain the mysteries of echoes. Chris McLennan, reporter, The Weekly Times.
41/156Soap and Beans, miniature Bulldogs, belong to The Weekly Times’ chief of staff Roslyn Lanigan, and are best friends.
42/156Soap, a miniature Bulldog is almost three years old. Her favourite foods are sardines, ham, chicken and red capsicum.
43/156The Weekly Times’ Deputy Editor, Natalee Ward, sent in this photo of her dog Lola with her boys, Will and Harry. “We have no idea what sort of dog Lola is - we bought her from the lost dogs’ home a few years ago. We had never had a dog, and weren’t quite sure how it would go, but now she rules the house all from the comfort of her woolly bed in the corner of the family room and we couldn’t imagine life without her,” Natalee said.
44/156When they’re not wrestling each other, The Weekly Times’ Roslyn Lanigan’s miniature Bulldogs Soap and Beans love chasing their balls around the backyard and at the park.
45/156A beautiful shot sent in from Fiona Myers of her dog Meg. She’s the grand daughter of a legendary dog called Diesel, and she is the spitting image of him.
46/156Mera hails from Markwood and is Mick Harvey’s new addition to his grass fattened steer enterprise in South Gippsland. Here she is helping out in the lunchroom with the daily crossword!
47/156Gus thought he knew how to do it better so took over the wheel from Dave Sharp. Dave said Gus had been following him around all day while he brought the hay in, eager for a ride in the cab.
48/156Ranger, the Koolie cross, isn’t a working dog but does like to try and help out around the place. Here he is riding in the tractor on Dave Sharp’s property at Scotsburn, Victoria.
49/156The Weekly Times’ chief of staff Roslyn Lanigan’s miniature Bulldog Beans, 1, loves chasing her ball around the backyard and at the park.
50/156This is Meg. She’s 11 and suposedly in retirement but can’t resist sneaking up to the shed to show the “young ones” what to do. And doesn’t she look happy about it!
51/156Star, the Staffy cross Bull Terrior was adopted when she was two and has been living in Kew with Deb Brown for seven years. She is now nine, but it is clear from this picture she doesn’t act it!
52/156The Weekly Times’ Dale Webster captured Rexy, who is the pride and joy of Suzanne Lewis, of Werneth today.
53/156Zac is a rescue dog John Young and Caroline Wakefield got from the Australian Working Dog Rescue. He is pictured here at the Timboon P12 school lavendar farm project. Zac isn’t interested in working stock, but he has great agility, superb ball catching skills and lots of energy. He enjoys long walks and roaring around on the beach.
54/156Basco the mini Dachshund puppy could well be the smallest dog to enter a paddock! Here he is helping feeding out hay on Bruce Allen’s property at Mortlake, Victoria.
55/156Basco the mini Dachshund puppy on Bruce Allen’s Dornoch at Mortlake, Victoria.
56/156Basco the mini Dachshund puppy could well be the smallest dog to enter a paddock! Here he is helping feeding out hay on Bruce Allen’s property at Mortlake, Victoria.
57/156The Weekly Times’ Dale Webster captured Rexy, who is the pride and joy of Suzanne Lewis, of Werneth today.
58/156You couldn’t wipe the smiles off this trio. Tara the Golden Retriever takes Daron Jacks’ daughters, Keira and Jessica, for a run in the autumn leaves.
59/156Molly at the Mona Castle Hotel where she is very well known and spends a lot of time (the pub is owned by Molly’s owners). She is very well known by the locals.
60/156Big spoon or little spoon? Reggie, the seven-month-old Australian Terrior puppy gives his best mate Gus a cuddle.
61/156The family photo of Dave Sharp’s dogs at Scotsburn, Victoria, enjoying a sunny winter day.
62/156There’s nothing quite like riding in the back of a ute for a dog. Here’s a picture of Charlie Brown, the Border Collie, doing his usual while on the road at between properties.
63/156Kelbie, the old boss dog on Dave Sharp’s property, lets the sheep know that she may be 12 and a bit deaf and slow, but she still calls the shots around here.
64/156Dave Sharp from Scotburn in Victoria reckons he spends more time with his dogs than he does people - and we can see why! Here’s four of his dogs in the back of the ute enjoying the warmer weather. Of the four, two are retirees, one a working dog and one a pet who thinks he’s a worker. What a bunch of good looking fellows!
65/156Ranger, Kelbie and Gus never go far from the ute when its parked up says their own Dave Sharp who farms at Scotsburn, Victoria.
66/156Dave Sharp from Scotsburn in Victoria reckons he spends more time with his dogs than he does people - and we can see why! Here’s three of his dogs letting loose in the paddock.
67/156Scoota was saved from the pound now works on Dave Sharp’s mate’s uncle’s farm near Maryborough.
68/156Star, the Staffy cross Bull Terrior was adopted when she was two and has been living in Kew with Deb Brown for seven years. She is now nine, but it is clear from this picture she doesn’t act it!
69/156Farm dogs are resourceful creatures. Hamilton Fox Terrier Liney reckons this old horse rug makes a perfect day bed after a morning spent yapping out the farm ute window at sheep.
70/156Semi-retired sheep dog Meg, from Dergholm in far western Victoria, is on standby for firefighting duties ahead of a total fire ban day in the region.
71/156Labrador Tess thinks a water trough is the best place to sit on a warm morning at Branxholme, south of Hamilton.
72/156Malcolm Gruber, from New Gisborne, sent in this picture of Bonnie, two years-old, and Tilly, nine months-old. How comfy do they look!
73/156Courtney Harris, from Ballarat, wanted to share the story behind her yellow Kelpie, Missy. “We were both fortunate to have found each other, I was looking for a working dog and she was an unwanted pup. She got trucked down with some goats from NSW, she was my first dog to train and it was fair to say I had my work cut out, she was pretty wild. However she taught me just as much as I taught her, we learned and we grew together, she is now my best friend and I don’t travel anywhere without her. Missy loves coming to work each day, she works paddock and shed and enjoys every minute, you don’t have to ask her do anything twice, except maybe to stop barking and sit down.”
74/156Courtney Harris, from Ballarat, wanted to share the story behind her yellow Kelpie, Missy. “We were both fortunate to have found each other, I was looking for a working dog and she was an unwanted pup. She got trucked down with some goats from NSW, she was my first dog to train and it was fair to say I had my work cut out, she was pretty wild. However she taught me just as much as I taught her, we learned and we grew together, she is now my best friend and I don’t travel anywhere without her. Missy loves coming to work each day, she works paddock and shed and enjoys every minute, you don’t have to ask her do anything twice, except maybe to stop barking and sit down.”
75/156Courtney Harris, from Ballarat, wanted to share the story behind her yellow Kelpie, Missy. “We were both fortunate to have found each other, I was looking for a working dog and she was an unwanted pup. She got trucked down with some goats from NSW, she was my first dog to train and it was fair to say I had my work cut out, she was pretty wild. However she taught me just as much as I taught her, we learned and we grew together, she is now my best friend and I don’t travel anywhere without her. Missy loves coming to work each day, she works paddock and shed and enjoys every minute, you don’t have to ask her do anything twice, except maybe to stop barking and sit down.”
76/156Matt Peterson from Melbourne sent in this picture of his Kelpie, Laddy, resting after a hard day in the paddock on their farm at Fish Creek.
77/156Matt Peterson from Melbourne sent in this picture of his Kelpie, Laddy, resting after a hard day in the paddock on their farm at Fish Creek.
78/156Matt Peterson from Melbourne sent in this picture of his Kelpie, Laddy, resting after a hard day in the paddock on their farm at Fish Creek.
79/156Justin Celentane has taken us back to August 2014 with this picture of his team of sled dogs up at Keppels Hut in the Victorian High Country. Miki and Zoota are in the lead with Ice and Buddy at the rear. Three Malamutes and one Siberian husky, Justin said they trekked about 20km that day with beautiful snow up toa metre deep in places.
80/156Daren Jacks from Woodend has shared with us his puppy, Archer. Archer is 4 months-old and is a Kelpie Border Collie cross.
81/156Craig and Katy Filonenko from Bacchus Marsh sent in this photo of Rocky, their 12 year old Maltese, Westy, Russell cross having a bath!
82/156Miniature Bulldog Soap Soap has a rest on the lounge.
83/156Tarsha Walters, Nulla Vale, Victoria sent in this cute picture of Buddah and Rex (Red Kelpie) asleep on verandah. Tarsha has five dogs in total which are all used on the farm as well as being very spoilt pets.
84/156The Weekly Times chief of staff Roslyn Lanigan’s miniature bulldogs Soap and Beans love lazing inside on the couch or the ‘human bed’, despite having a handful of their own beds to choose from! Soap is almost three years old but is much smaller than her younger sister, Beans, who is one.
85/156Pat Simpson, Echuca, Victoria took this photo of her three Australian Kelpies called Mate, Cobba and Girlie. "They are beautiful pets and family members," said Pat.
86/156Tarsha Walters, Nulla Vale, Victoria sent in this cute picture of Amber and Jack laying inside head to head. "It was a really hot day and they where inside enjoying the air conditioning!" said Tarsha.
87/156Nicholas Payne, Geelong, sent in this snap of his dog Leroy. He's a 10 year old Golden Retriever cross Labrador Retriever and is "excellent" according to owner Nicholas.
88/156This is Timber, a pure breed Kelpie. He was from a litter of five and born in a wood shed. The mother Kelly had the rest of the pups inside. "When my mum went outside she heard whining and soon found this little guy. He was so close to dying and was very cold and hungry. Lucky we saved him by getting him warm under our jumpers, he's very special to us and is very close with our family. He works great with the sheep and is full of character," said Jazmine Anderson from Gisborne, Victoria.
89/156Tarsha Walters, Nulla Vale, Victoria sent in this picture of Rex and Wez on the back of the ute.
90/156This photo shows Jock, the hardworking sheepdog, and Sadie the interfering nuisance. "Despite that they are great mates" said Vera Rayson from Campbell Town, Tasmania. Jock is a Kelpie/Border Collie cross and Sadie is a Jack Russell cross. Jock was rejected by his previous owner and we picked up Sadie from a dogs home.
91/156Tarsha Walters, Nulla Vale, Victoria took this head shot of Wez, who is a Kelpie/Border Collie cross.
92/156Meet "Lulu" the beloved Toy Poodle of Nick, Carli, Harrison and Charlotte Jones. Lulu is at the ripe age of 13.5 years but still very energetic although she is showing a few greys these days! The Jones Family live in Panton Hill, Victoria.
93/156Tarsha Walters, Nulla Vale, Victoria sent in this picture of Kelpie pups Buddha and Rex on the on the back of a four wheel motorbike. Tarsha has five dogs in total which are all used on the farm as well as being very spoilt pets.
94/156Meet Pixie, she's a four year old Irish Wolfhound. "When I took this photo I was off to work for an early start. As you can see, me clattering around getting ready didn't disturb her beauty sleep (or my husband's)" said Leonie Smith. Pixie lives in Timboon in the South West of Victoria with her two humans (food slaves).
95/156Tarsha Walters, Nulla Vale, Victoria sent in this cute picture of Kelpie pup Buddha in his kennel. Tarsha has five dogs in total which are all used on the farm as well as being very spoilt pets.
96/156Tarsha Walters, Nulla Vale, Victoria sent in this picture of Kelpie pups Buddha and Rex on the dam bank during a frosty morning. Tarsha has five dogs in total which are all used on the farm as well as being very spoilt pets.
97/156Darryl Wells, of Werribee, says Molly the Corgi is “a very intelligent family pet”.
98/156Bull Mastiff X Johnson, Remi is one of the most gentle dogs Seaford’s Melanie Macpherson has seen. “As long as your not a pig!” she says. “She loves pig hunting.” Remi belongs to a neighbour in Melanie’s block of factories, but she shares the love.
99/156Rowdy the Blue Heeler pup loves going for a paddle in the kayak with his owner Eloise Haines, of Naringal East.
100/156Rowdy the Blue Heeler pup keeps watch in the tractor.
101/156It can be hard work on the farm. Rowdy the Blue Heeler pup gets some shut eye.
102/156Selena Irvin’s Blue and Pat McCormick’s Woody, of Euroa, both Kelpies, take some time out during shearing at Berridale.
103/156The “team” at Whitehouse Fertilisers, Naringal East, Kelpie Sid, Blue Heeler Molly, and Labrador Jay.
104/156Jess, an 18-month-old Koolie, keeps the bed warm for owner Danni Johnson, of Glenormiston South.
105/156Danni Johnson, of Glenormiston South, sent in this pic of her 18-month-old Koolie Jess.
106/156Jess, an 18-month-old Koolie enjoys cuddles on the bed.
107/156The “team” at Whitehouse Fertilisers, Naringal East, Kelpie Sid, Blue Heeler Molly, and Labrador Jay.
108/156It’s a hard life for Tish Conder’s dogs at Barham, NSW, who are soaking up some sun. They are Korri, a Hungarian Vizsla, Anci, a Hungarian Vizsla, Lucy, a Blue Staffy, Lou Lou, a Hungarian Vizsla, and OJ, a Foxy cross.
109/156Tish Conder’s Hungarian Vizslas Aci, 12, Korri, 9, Lou Lou, 4 and Foxy cross OJ are ready for a run.
110/156Say cheese! Jodie Bajada’s Koolie X Kelpie, Pepper, 1, of Bendigo, poses for a photo.
111/156Three generations of Tish Conder’s Hungarian Viszlars, at Barham, Illbee, Darcy, 6 months and Peely, 6 weeks.
112/156Why so serious? Tish Conder’s Hungarian Vizsla Rocco, 4 months.
113/156Michelle Whyte, Gisborne. It can be hard work on the land. Michelle Whyte’s Australian Kelpie, Skyblue Barney Banana, 5 months, takes a chance to cool off in the bathtub on the property at Gisborne.
114/156Zeke, 1, and Darcy, 9 months, go for a dip in the mighty Murray River at Barham.
115/156Pumbar Dusty Bootz, 8 months, traines on sheep at Gisborne.
116/156GoGetta Dusty, of Gisborne, rests after a big day on the farm. His owner Michelle Whyte says he sadly passed away this year in an accident. He was 18 months when this photo was taken.
117/156The Weekly Times. Day of Dogs. Tish Conder, of Barham, NSW, sent us this photo of her adorable 8 week old Labrador Pippa.
118/156Enjoying a days work on the vineyard at Lake Moodemere Estate, Rutherglen are Belinda Chambers’s Max, the working dog, Cosmo, the half working dog and very adored pet, Rusty, Belinda’s grand dog and Riley, Belinda’s “darling boy”.
119/156Before: Annie was rescued from a local pound about 3 years ago by Ruth Stirling of Kangaroo Lake, between Kerang and Swan Hill.
120/156After: Due to the number of grass seeds around this year, Annie has recently undergone a full trim, which should also be more comfortable for her in the heat.
121/156Johnny, an expat farm Labrador, hitches a ride on Barry Main’s property in Thailand where he lives with Barry’s wife’s family.
122/156Farm life can be tiring work. Johnny, an expat farm Labrador living in Kanchanburi, Thailand, can’t even sit up to drink his water.
123/156Barry Main’s Labrador Johnny lives on Barry’s property in Kanchanaburi, Thailand.
124/156Lyn Mullens says Ruby, a 6-year-old small red Kelpie, who she obtained through working dog rescue, is as “much at home on the couch as she is working cattle on the farm” in the Yarra Valley.
125/156Anywhere will do for Smithfield Border Collie cross Dot, of Byangor, Victoria, to get some shut eye.
126/156Sheep’s fleece makes a comfy place for a rest for Michelle Porter’s Smithfield Border Collie cross, of Buangor, Dot.
127/156Fev is a Smithfield, Border Collie cross. Originally from Hamilton, Tasmania, he lives at Buangor, Victoria, with owners Michelle and John Porter.
128/156“Please Dad just let me in!” Six-month-old Kelpie Edie watches over her “best friends”, Geoff Ibbs, of Mt Moriac, says.
129/156Eat your heart out Warnie! Four-year-old Siberian Husky X Labrador Hugo gets ready for Cricket . Geoff Ibbs says he is the “best tradie dog and loves smoko and lunches with the boys”.
130/156Just a lazy day for two friends Oscar, a seven-year -old Labrador, and Earl, a three-year-old Jack Russell X Chihuahua, of Epsom, Victoria.
131/156Diana Viggers’ Jack Russell, Kellie, takes a much needed nap with Jim after a hard day.
132/156Tilly is the best friend a man could have according to her owner Tom McNamara, of Modewarre. Tom got Tilly from a rescue shelter nine and a half years ago.
133/156Red Heeler Ruby, of Berrys Creek, South Gippsland, inspects the work of her owner Olivia O’Connor who is a rocking horse maker.
134/156The Weekly Times. Day of Dogs. Here is Ruby, my nearly 3 yr old Red Heeler. Olivia O'Connor from Berrys Creek, South Gippsland. One of her favourite jobs, checking the water troughs.
135/156Red Heeler Ruby, of Berrys Creek, South Gippsland, inspects the work of her owner Olivia O’Connor who is a rocking horse maker.
136/156Red Heeler Ruby, of Berrys Creek, South Gippsland, tests the rocking horse made by her owner Olivia O’Connor.
137/156The happy, always smiling staffy named Prada, of Preston, Melbourne.
138/156Prada, 10, knows how to work it for the camera.
139/156Billy, the two-year-old Blue Heeler, checks out the railway tracks by the canola fields on the outskirts of Cootamundra.
140/156Billy, the Blue Heeler, of Melbourne, checks out the view of Gerringong in NSW from the Mt Pleasant lookout.
141/156Andrea Beattie, of West Footscray, Melbourne sent us this stunning photo of her two-year-old Blue Heeler Billy.
142/156Blue Heeler Billy, of Melbourne, dressed as Superman on Halloween.
143/156The Weekly Times photographer Zoe Phillips captured this pic of her dog Bruce the Kelpie having a rest.
144/156Zoe and her owner Garry Dumergue are always together.
145/156Busy working on the farm are The Weekly Times photographer Zoe Phillips’ dogs Mastiff X Stag Hound Willow, Kelpie Bruce and Millie the Koolie.
146/156Koolie Millie isn’t too sure about her friend.
147/156Millie the Koolie gives her owner Stu Thege a hand.
148/156Millie the Koolie.
149/156Willow, Mastiff X Stag Hound.
150/156Meet Zoe, Italina and Garry Dumergue’s, loyal dog who never leaves Garry’s side.
151/156Charlie, from Charlton, is a 13-year-old female Fox Terrier. In this photo Charlie is marooned in a self-made hammock from the dogs’ blanket his owner Meryl Harrison, of Sea Lake, had draped over two old kitchen chairs that is on the verandah. A great spot at sunrise.
152/156Charlie shares his spot in the sun with his friend Buckley.
153/156The Weekly Times. Day of Dogs. Eloise Haines, Naringal East. Rowdy the Blue Heeler pup.
154/156The Weekly Times. Day of Dogs. Eloise Haines, Naringal East. Rowdy the Blue Heeler pup.
155/156The Weekly Times. Day of Dogs. Eloise Haines, Naringal East. Rowdy the Blue Heeler pup.
156/156The Weekly Times. Day of Dogs. Eloise Haines, Naringal East. Rowdy the Blue Heeler pup.
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