The_Manly_Succubus
Anyone else have a Basset Hound?
This is Basil, he's my baby. <3
This is Basil, he's my baby. <3
Latrans
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Aw, what a cutie!
My Elsie has that same harness.
My Elsie has that same harness.
The_Manly_Succubus
Latrans
Aw, what a cutie!
My Elsie has that same harness.
My Elsie has that same harness.
WHAT A COINKYDINK! We actually need to get a new one, lol. But Elsie is GORG. *A*
Latrans
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The_Manly_Succubus
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The_Manly_Succubus
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kitti kat
Greedy Giver
I always had bassets growing up, our first family dog, a young female after he got mean to cheer him up, another female pup when the first one died and the second one's heart was broken, then I got my first one (as in MY dog) when I was in high school. This is my Bowser, he was the biggest basset I had ever seen 65lbs solid muscle.
I got him from a lady that had to get rid of him because she could not provide a good environment for him and her bf was abusing him and he started getting mean and snapped at her young son. It was great for a while, I loved the heck outta that dog, and he was a great dog to have, I moved in with my bf on a farm and his stubborn a** would go out and steal cracked corn from our 450lb mama pig just so he could eat it in front of here! aside from him being bull--headed like that he was maturing into a great dog. But then I got pregnant and would not, could not have that dog and my baby in the same house, it just wouldn't be right for either one of them, so I had to get rid of him. He has had a long journey in life, but I am happy to say he is now retired, living on a small farm (with no pigs) in the care of an elderly couple that are able to love and spoil him like he deserves.
I got him from a lady that had to get rid of him because she could not provide a good environment for him and her bf was abusing him and he started getting mean and snapped at her young son. It was great for a while, I loved the heck outta that dog, and he was a great dog to have, I moved in with my bf on a farm and his stubborn a** would go out and steal cracked corn from our 450lb mama pig just so he could eat it in front of here! aside from him being bull--headed like that he was maturing into a great dog. But then I got pregnant and would not, could not have that dog and my baby in the same house, it just wouldn't be right for either one of them, so I had to get rid of him. He has had a long journey in life, but I am happy to say he is now retired, living on a small farm (with no pigs) in the care of an elderly couple that are able to love and spoil him like he deserves.
Koko the Unicorn
This is my Lucy Goosey! She's only half Basset Hound, other half Jack Russell. She is adorable and she's 14, I love her to deathhhhhhh :3
The_Manly_Succubus
kitti kat
I always had bassets growing up, our first family dog, a young female after he got mean to cheer him up, another female pup when the first one died and the second one's heart was broken, then I got my first one (as in MY dog) when I was in high school. This is my Bowser, he was the biggest basset I had ever seen 65lbs solid muscle.
I got him from a lady that had to get rid of him because she could not provide a good environment for him and her bf was abusing him and he started getting mean and snapped at her young son. It was great for a while, I loved the heck outta that dog, and he was a great dog to have, I moved in with my bf on a farm and his stubborn a** would go out and steal cracked corn from our 450lb mama pig just so he could eat it in front of here! aside from him being bull--headed like that he was maturing into a great dog. But then I got pregnant and would not, could not have that dog and my baby in the same house, it just wouldn't be right for either one of them, so I had to get rid of him. He has had a long journey in life, but I am happy to say he is now retired, living on a small farm (with no pigs) in the care of an elderly couple that are able to love and spoil him like he deserves.
I got him from a lady that had to get rid of him because she could not provide a good environment for him and her bf was abusing him and he started getting mean and snapped at her young son. It was great for a while, I loved the heck outta that dog, and he was a great dog to have, I moved in with my bf on a farm and his stubborn a** would go out and steal cracked corn from our 450lb mama pig just so he could eat it in front of here! aside from him being bull--headed like that he was maturing into a great dog. But then I got pregnant and would not, could not have that dog and my baby in the same house, it just wouldn't be right for either one of them, so I had to get rid of him. He has had a long journey in life, but I am happy to say he is now retired, living on a small farm (with no pigs) in the care of an elderly couple that are able to love and spoil him like he deserves.
Basil's father weighed about 72 lbs, so we're looking forward to him getting bigger. ^.^;; He's already at the 55lb mark. Lol.
kitti kat
Greedy Giver
The_Manly_Succubus
kitti kat
I always had bassets growing up, our first family dog, a young female after he got mean to cheer him up, another female pup when the first one died and the second one's heart was broken, then I got my first one (as in MY dog) when I was in high school. This is my Bowser, he was the biggest basset I had ever seen 65lbs solid muscle.
I got him from a lady that had to get rid of him because she could not provide a good environment for him and her bf was abusing him and he started getting mean and snapped at her young son. It was great for a while, I loved the heck outta that dog, and he was a great dog to have, I moved in with my bf on a farm and his stubborn a** would go out and steal cracked corn from our 450lb mama pig just so he could eat it in front of here! aside from him being bull--headed like that he was maturing into a great dog. But then I got pregnant and would not, could not have that dog and my baby in the same house, it just wouldn't be right for either one of them, so I had to get rid of him. He has had a long journey in life, but I am happy to say he is now retired, living on a small farm (with no pigs) in the care of an elderly couple that are able to love and spoil him like he deserves.
I got him from a lady that had to get rid of him because she could not provide a good environment for him and her bf was abusing him and he started getting mean and snapped at her young son. It was great for a while, I loved the heck outta that dog, and he was a great dog to have, I moved in with my bf on a farm and his stubborn a** would go out and steal cracked corn from our 450lb mama pig just so he could eat it in front of here! aside from him being bull--headed like that he was maturing into a great dog. But then I got pregnant and would not, could not have that dog and my baby in the same house, it just wouldn't be right for either one of them, so I had to get rid of him. He has had a long journey in life, but I am happy to say he is now retired, living on a small farm (with no pigs) in the care of an elderly couple that are able to love and spoil him like he deserves.
Basil's father weighed about 72 lbs, so we're looking forward to him getting bigger. ^.^;; He's already at the 55lb mark. Lol.
Large breed dogs on tiny little leggs!! blaugh
People underestimate bassets a lot. They assume they're slow; they're no greyhounds, but they are breed to keep up with rabbits! People don't think they can get up very high; my mum's basset stands only 4" off the ground, but she an jump up as high as I stand to pick apples off the tree! They are stubborn though, but they're equally loveable heart