Awesome dogs / Crazy pets Thread

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Lol, and when they get in that state they can be cruel as well, just sayin'
The dog or the wife ?
Max moved on to be a stud at a friends farm. Sired some decent rabbit hunters. Me, not so much, LOL.
My dogs all figured out pretty quick that mom ruled the roost ( most of the time) .
 
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Lost our cat, only pet wife or I have ever had other than fish which don’t really count. He was fine Friday. By Monday when we took him to the after hours vet they said the could fix him temporarily for $3K but not permanently.

Our then semi-adult son rescued him from a shelter 3.5 years ago. We rescued him from our son 3 years ago. Son dumped him because the cat attacked him. Son is a salesman so of course he didn’t reveal that until a month later when he started getting a bit worried about his mom possibly being attacked. Told him that would have been nice to know but yes, the cat had attacked me once. He said he wasn’t worried about me and asked how far the cat flew. Told him I saw him coming so I backhanded him about 10’ at which point the shelves stopped him. Son said he’d gotten that backhand once and figured that would either kill the cat or stop him from attacking people. Cat wouldn’t come near me for a week, after which we became buds now that we had pecking order established.

He’s just a cat but if they’d said they could permanently fix him for $3K we wouldn’t have thought twice about writing the check.

Still haven’t decided if we’re burying him or cremating him. For now he’s in a little cardboard coffin in a spare freezer at the spare house. If we bury him, wife wants the cardboard coffin in a big, heavy gauge metal box. Once again wondering why I didn’t get the damn backhoe when I had the opportunity.
 
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I think I’ve posted this pic before but couldn’t find where, so it’s here again since it includes the tractor and this is a tractor forum. View attachment 111491
Lost our cat, only pet wife or I have ever had other than fish which don’t really count. He was fine Friday. By Monday when we took him to the after hours vet they said the could fix him temporarily for $3K but not permanently.

Our then semi-adult son rescued him from a shelter 3.5 years ago. We rescued him from our son 3 years ago. Son dumped him because the cat attacked him. Son is a salesman so of course he didn’t reveal that until a month later when he started getting a bit worried about his mom possibly being attacked. Told him that would have been nice to know but yes, the cat had attacked me once. He said he wasn’t worried about me and asked how far the cat flew. Told him I saw him coming so I backhanded him about 10’ at which point the shelves stopped him. Son said he’d gotten that backhand once and figured that would either kill the cat or stop him from attacking people. Cat wouldn’t come near me for a week, after which we became buds now that we had pecking order established.

He’s just a cat but if they’d said they could permanently fix him for $3K we wouldn’t have thought twice about writing the check.

Still haven’t decided if we’re burying him or cremating him. For now he’s in a little cardboard coffin in a spare freezer at the spare house. If we bury him, wife wants the cardboard coffin in a big, heavy gauge metal box. Once again wondering why I didn’t get the damn backhoe when I had the opportunity.
I am sorry for your loss.
 
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I am sorry for your loss,
Been there many times, so I understand the hurt.
 
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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.....
 
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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.
 
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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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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. :)
 

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

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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


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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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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.
 
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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….😉

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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... ;)