Awesome dogs / Crazy pets Thread

[Lil Foot]

I am sorry for your loss,
Been there many times, so I understand the hurt.

 

[RCW]

Yep, it still hurts. That was the only pet you guys had; understandable.

We're not cat people but harbored a cat for 14 years. Sounds of similar ilk as far as going after family.

She got after our 3-4 year old son and young Boxer puppy pretty bad.

"Sophie" was a Tortoiseshell Calico and had an attitude all her life. We still missed when she had to go...and she had to go.....

 

[UnEasyRider]

I am sorry for your loss,
Been there many times, so I understand the hurt.

What he said. Not much makes me cry...even most funerals but I don't do well, at all, when one of the animal family dies. Feel for you.

 

[bearbait]

I am sorry for your loss,
Been there many times, so I understand the hurt.

Can't say it any better than this, very sorry for your loss.

 

[bearbait]

What he said. Not much makes me cry...even most funerals but I don't do well, at all, when one of the animal family dies. Feel for you.

Isn't that the truth, I'm the same way, kinda makes me feel like a bad person

 

[Flintknapper]

"Sophie" was a Tortoiseshell Calico and had an attitude all her life.

Typical 'Calico' I'd say. They seem to have their own way of doing things. At least ours does.

 

[bearbait]

A while ago I posted my dogs steal the veggies and fruits from my plants. Got photo evidence of one stealing baby tomatoes.

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Lol, now that's too funny, must be a twin to our neighbours awesome dog Haley across the street. I have to tell you that beautiful little girl helped me through a very hard time when I lost my my little buddy Moe. Thanks for posting.

 

[ctfjr]

Daisy has a habit of digging out the pillows on our made bed and creating a little nest for herself:

 

[bearbait]

Daisy has a habit of digging out the pillows on our made bed and creating a little nest for herself:

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Digger and Daisy may be related

 

[MapleLeafFarmer]

Little Dog likes to nest as well especially when cold.
When we can't find him chances are he's hiding under a pile of quilts he has pulled together from wherever.
He rolls himself up like a sausage

 

[RCW]

Dad and I are getting the Dragon ready. I help by getting right in the middle of the project and help Dad….A LOT…..

 

[bearbait]

This thread is like the places we take Digger for walks, we always recognizer the dogs first and pretty much all their names but only a few of the owners names.

 

[RCW]

Success….Dad couldn’t have done it without my “help”.

Notice I didn’t get heat shield above burn pot fully seated in…flame escaping both sides. Geddy’s whole head was in the stove when I put it back….

 

[woodman55]

 

[Daren Todd]

Dad and I are getting the Dragon ready. I help by getting right in the middle of the project and help Dad….A LOT…..

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Do you recieve the obligatory kisses at the most inopportune times???

 

[RCW]

Do you recieve the obligatory kisses at the most inopportune times???

Absolutely!

Even though he's 70 pounds now, he gets in the "front row." Little tough with him right in the middle...

 

[Daren Todd]

Absolutely!

Even though he's 70 pounds now, he gets in the "front row." Little tough with him right in the middle...

Gypsy is similar when helping dad

 

[The Evil Twin]

Could use some help guys. Our rescue dog just plain won't eat dry dog food even if we mix it with wet can food. We've tried everything even pouring gravy over it and all different kinds of broth but no matter what we try he just won't eat it unless it comes in a can. Anyone make their own dog food or find a healthy alternative that works? Thanks in advance.

We had one like that. It was hard, but we just held fast. No toppings, no treats. Food was down for 20 minutes at a time. If he didn't eat, he didn't eat. My wife was not happy about it, but eventually they both understood that I wasn't going to give in.
Now, he eats (or doesnt) dry food. There is no table begging. No begging at all for people food, really.
Dogs are smart. Once they learn you can be trained, it's over.

 

[ctfjr]

. . . .
Dogs are smart. Once they learn you can be trained, it's over.

70 years having dogs as pets, haven't met one yet that can't train me.

 

[Daren Todd]

70 years having dogs as pets, haven't met one yet that can't train me.

I have the same experience with pooches They know the sucker