The OT
Gone, but not forgotten
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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
Screw it, I just give up with this thread for tonight. I have not even eaten yet and it is after 9. I am going to catch up on my other threads and then I am out of here until tomorrow.
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From: North Central Rural Sask.
Ah you forgot two things, i got the best damn dog in the world, and a 03 f250 diesel 4x4!!
Smokin
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Dangit what a coincidence, I have those two things too. Except my truck is a '99, and my dog..well she doesn't listen for $h*t but she's pretty easy to take care of she sleeps 99% of the time...
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From: North Central Rural Sask.
What kinda dog ya have Lisa??
I gotta take some more pics of my pup, man shes awesome! We are trying to teach her how to catch a frisbee in mid air, and its easier said then done, she just waits for it to land then goes and gets it haha.
I gotta take some more pics of my pup, man shes awesome! We are trying to teach her how to catch a frisbee in mid air, and its easier said then done, she just waits for it to land then goes and gets it haha.
Smokin
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This is Mattie. She's an Olde English Bulldogge. This is a rare picture - her eyes are open.
What kind of pup do you have?
She sounds like a smart one. I'd wait for the frisbee to land too...lol.
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From: SpringHill,Fl
I had a husky...he would 'toss' the ball up the driveway and wait for it to come back down...
I had to keep the driveway swept...if the ball got stuck he would bark til someone came and got it...
I had to keep the driveway swept...if the ball got stuck he would bark til someone came and got it...
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From: SpringHill,Fl
My husky, Shadow, used to like to stand on the double yellow lines and watch the traffic go by...he was a little slow one time and got hit, my parents had to put him down...
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Smokin
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Sorry to hear about your dog Mark.
Yep. She's real good at not listening. She's an odd dog, I've never seen an animal so set on routine. I have her trained pretty well,(well, actually , SHE has herself trained pretty well). I never have to get pushy with her unless its something out of the ordinary...hence the refusal to listen.
I never really have to do anything for her, except feed and water her, she pretty much does the rest on her own. We get up in the morning, she sits by the back door to go outside, and when its time for me to go to work she crates herself. I get home, we go play outside for a while, she eats dinner, and then sleeps in front of the TV... and she knows that when I turn the TV off at night its time for bed and she takes herself to bed. When we go for rides in the truck, she stands with her side up against my leg to make it easy for me to pick her up and put her in the truck.
Yep. She's real good at not listening. She's an odd dog, I've never seen an animal so set on routine. I have her trained pretty well,(well, actually , SHE has herself trained pretty well). I never have to get pushy with her unless its something out of the ordinary...hence the refusal to listen.
I never really have to do anything for her, except feed and water her, she pretty much does the rest on her own. We get up in the morning, she sits by the back door to go outside, and when its time for me to go to work she crates herself. I get home, we go play outside for a while, she eats dinner, and then sleeps in front of the TV... and she knows that when I turn the TV off at night its time for bed and she takes herself to bed. When we go for rides in the truck, she stands with her side up against my leg to make it easy for me to pick her up and put her in the truck.
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From: Columbia, MO
I never really have to do anything for her, except feed and water her, she pretty much does the rest on her own. We get up in the morning, she sits by the back door to go outside, and when its time for me to go to work she crates herself. I get home, we go play outside for a while, she eats dinner, and then sleeps in front of the TV... and she knows that when I turn the TV off at night its time for bed and she takes herself to bed. When we go for rides in the truck, she stands with her side up against my leg to make it easy for me to pick her up and put her in the truck.