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ive noticed that there is alot of stuff goin around about dogs.
so i just wanted to take the time to start a topic for them
have at it, what is a fun/sad/terrible memory that you have and would love to tell?
mine would have to be when i was throwin a ball around outside, and when i picked it up she came after me and bit me right in the @$$, tore a whole through everything i was wearing.
then there was a time i was over at a buddies and he has a huge masstive named Bo-Bo and his little friend A.B.E (ankle biter extrordinare) who is still a puppy. and Bo Bo is a male. so he has some...well...pretty big ***** and well....Abe is a biter lol i leave it at that. that yelp that Bo Bo made...talk about whoa
so i just wanted to take the time to start a topic for them
have at it, what is a fun/sad/terrible memory that you have and would love to tell?
mine would have to be when i was throwin a ball around outside, and when i picked it up she came after me and bit me right in the @$$, tore a whole through everything i was wearing.
then there was a time i was over at a buddies and he has a huge masstive named Bo-Bo and his little friend A.B.E (ankle biter extrordinare) who is still a puppy. and Bo Bo is a male. so he has some...well...pretty big ***** and well....Abe is a biter lol i leave it at that. that yelp that Bo Bo made...talk about whoa
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One of my favorite memory of dogs was when I was in 3rd or 4th grade. We had 3 dogs dumbed at our house and before ya know it here came 7 little pups. One night we were playing hide and seek in the woods and all 7 puppies laid on top of me. When I finally was found they ran after my cousin, who found me, trying to bite him.
And then one of my dog now, he is such a smart dog. When he was a puppy I had bought him a doggie bed. Each morning I found white stuffing in the garage. But he was still in his cage with the doggie bed, nothing seemed wrong. Finally I was fed up with it...I had to look...sure enough he was chewing the doggie bed and then flipping it over in the morning. Hard to be mad when he was that smart and cute!
And then one of my dog now, he is such a smart dog. When he was a puppy I had bought him a doggie bed. Each morning I found white stuffing in the garage. But he was still in his cage with the doggie bed, nothing seemed wrong. Finally I was fed up with it...I had to look...sure enough he was chewing the doggie bed and then flipping it over in the morning. Hard to be mad when he was that smart and cute!
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Or a couple hundred bucks....Im still working on buying things to replaced what he has broke. Luckly he still is cute..even dad lets him get away with murder. Only time he gets in big trouble is when he runs off with tack. That or some leather from a saddle. I tell dad he just wishes he could ride too.
I tell dad he just wishes he could ride too.
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1983, as I recall. I had a half lab half Dobermann breed.
I don't know if it is true of all black and tan dogs, but the IQ of most that are marked that way seems unusually high...
I was able to point left or right to get a dog like that to unwrap its chain from around a tree by just saying "GO AROUND" or "AGAIN".
It learned it rapidly, so we went hiking together....
(Further deponent sayeth not, but it learned a lot)
The average range of a Labrador retreiver based mutt on both sides of the trail you are walking is anywhere from 100 feet to 100 yards, and they cross the trail in front of you to touch bases.
(Letting you know where they are, and that they are not in trouble)
The average round is at least five minutes - with everything THOROUGHLY checked.
Dogs are better sentries than soldiers
For one thing, dogs don't read Hustler and Playboy on duty
But everything else is fascinating, and worth investigation...
I don't know if it is true of all black and tan dogs, but the IQ of most that are marked that way seems unusually high...
I was able to point left or right to get a dog like that to unwrap its chain from around a tree by just saying "GO AROUND" or "AGAIN".
It learned it rapidly, so we went hiking together....
(Further deponent sayeth not, but it learned a lot)
The average range of a Labrador retreiver based mutt on both sides of the trail you are walking is anywhere from 100 feet to 100 yards, and they cross the trail in front of you to touch bases.
(Letting you know where they are, and that they are not in trouble)
The average round is at least five minutes - with everything THOROUGHLY checked.
Dogs are better sentries than soldiers
For one thing, dogs don't read Hustler and Playboy on duty
But everything else is fascinating, and worth investigation...
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