chris leavins

Rehab

Brendan from NEW YORK writes: "...Hey Chris, I have been a quiet admirer of your site for a little while now and I think you might appreciate my dog's story.  She is actually kind of a recovering drug addict.  She was born in California where she originally was owned by my older brother who had some unconventional pastimes.  She has eaten en entire bag of mushrooms before and this is known because she needed assistance to safely remove the bag.  She eventually came home (to upstate New York) and has been living a drug free life ever sense.  She had been named Sateeva after cannabis sativa.  During her time at home I think she has replaced her addiction with an unnatural affiliation with tennis balls, she goes wild for them. Thanks Chris, stay classy."

Everything's Wrong.

Will from JERSEY writes: "..Hello Chris, this is my dog Nanook. we went on vacation in Maine and there was this random homemade pirate ship.  We got Nanook to go in and well we took some pictures. He was not thrilled."

French.

"Ciaran". Lover. Not Fighter. Sent by Michelle in OTTAWA.

Summer Comes.

Allison 33teen in TEXAS writes:  "...Tori a black lab/rotweiller mix. She has no sad story, no injury, she's just enjoying her first summer day at Lake Grapevine (TX)." MORE PICS HERE.

Any Questions?

"Bailey". Suggests you don't fuck with him. Sent by Alex in PERTH.

The Pillow

"Pablo". Yes master. With Charlie. Sent by Claire in South AFRICA.

Washed Up Coke Addict

Jillian from CANADA writes: "...Hello Chris, I was catching up on the CWC website and saw that you had posted my submitted picture of my dog Zoe. Unfortunately Zoe is not as perfect as her pic may seem. The other day she learned how to open cupboards, more specifically the baking cupboard, and tore open a bag of flour. She ended up eating a stick of lard, a bag of raisins, and a bag of FLOUR. Yes, flour. When I discovered them, Zoe's mouth was so full of gummed-up flour paste that she couldn't even close her mouth. She looked like a washed up coke-addict. Peace, Jillian."

This Week in Nematodes.

Carlee from KANSAS writes: "...This is my dog Casey. We got her a couple years ago from our neighbors who had found her in the countryside and was emaciated and covered in ticks. Not only did she have ticks, but she had some very strange growths on her legs that had spaghetti-esque things sticking out of them. Turns out she had Dracunculiasis. Basically she had worms that were growing in her connective tissue and trying to get out by burrowing through and out her legs. A year later she is nematode free and very happy. "

Most Likely to Succeed

Breanne 16 in St Louis writes: "...Chris: Here are some pictures of my dog Tyler. When he was a puppy, he was being trained to be a Seeing Eye dog.  They soon found out that Tyler would not do well at that position. He is terrified of thunder (he hides in the bathtub) and is too friendly. He jumps and licks everyone that enters the house."

Are you there, God...

...it's me, "Zoe". Sent by Jillian 24teen CANADA.