Lucy, our 3 year old border collie. She gets along fine with our 2 cats.

STAR bumped into a SKUNK literally
don't think she even saw it
luckily she didn't get sprayed too bad
hopefully with these new lower temperatures
they have gone into Hibernation

Rav, that's the pits.
My friend lived on a golf course and walked his German Shepherd every night loose on the course. One night his dog ran into a wooded area and suddenly started choking and wretching.
My friend ran over thinking he must of swallowed a golf ball!
He reached down into his throat and sure enough there was something round down there so he worked his fingers around it and started grabbing and pulling trying to pull it out. No luck until he realized it was the dogs Adams apple! He figures WTH ?, and then it hit him as the smell of a skunk radiated from the dog. LOL Both he and the dog survived. :D
When I worked on the farm we had 3 Blue Tick Coon hounds that would run every night. They would always come home but if they didn't they would stay out for 2-3 days walkin slowly looking peaked and come back smelling like skunks.
Hence the expression, "sick as a dog." :D

luckily for me and the dog
i had skunk smell remover @ the ready.

My girls got a boxer and I wanted no part of it at first. But they really grow on you, playful, affectionate, truly amazing how protective they can be, especially around younger kids when they're roughhousing, loves long walks and wins most those staring contests to see who blinks first. He's become my personal trainer, psychologist and confidant all in one.

Boomer, Lab / Husky mix, in his favorite element: Snow

http://bostonsports.net/boomer/boomer-storm.jpg

I have a friend who has blue tick/pit mix puppies, don't know if they are all spoken for. Mother and dad are both really sweet dogs. My 14 pound whippet/chihuahua mix pushes them both around. :)

my girl, not a big fan of cats

boomers wide paddle feet make him look like he could pull a sleigh