Good looking family there!I share my little house with 6 Sheps. The one showing the big smile has taught each new pup the way of the pack. She looks scary but she has lovingly protected each pup as they join us.
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Thanks Neighbour. Regardless of the crap that life may throw at us, the pack always makes us laugh and feel good.
Just got thru watching K 9 cops. Cop asked the bad guy why he gave himself up so easy. His words, " I saw that K9 car roll up and I sure didn't want to get bit by a dog with 2 inch teeth"!!! Looking at bearbait's dog, I agree.
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Our little girl is getting big. at 15 weeks old she's up to 31 lbs. with an average of 3lbs a week. So she's gonna probably settle in at around 60lbs full grown. We've finally got her out of the biting, and she's getting really lovable. My wife's teaching her bad habits though 
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Gee all that's left is the couch, and that's doubtful, the top bunk or a hammock!That's nothing, try this one.
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Wolfman needs to upgrade his mattress and donate that to his puppies. They would fill up their own bedroom (the wolf den). Oh wait, that's right. After going through all that effort, they'd still want to be where mom is.
Never mind.
Its 3:35 here and my bed contains two dogs, two cats, and my wife curled up in a ball in her corner of the bed. She wouldn't have it any other way this time of year.
Come summer, everyone is banned from the bed because they are all atomic heat generators, especially the cats.
Sean, do your wolves snore? My cats snore and my dogs occasionally do. We call them "So-Norin' (Sonoran) cats.
Never mind.
Its 3:35 here and my bed contains two dogs, two cats, and my wife curled up in a ball in her corner of the bed. She wouldn't have it any other way this time of year.
Come summer, everyone is banned from the bed because they are all atomic heat generators, especially the cats.
Sean, do your wolves snore? My cats snore and my dogs occasionally do. We call them "So-Norin' (Sonoran) cats.
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Wolfman, where do you sleep I got back at my wife for teaching her to take my side of the bed. I sicked her on momma this morning
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I got back at my wife for teaching her to take my side of the bed. I sicked her on momma this morning
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sheepfarmer, Daren Todd,
I did actually manage to sleep in there too, Vixen would always make sure I had room.
CaveCreekRay,
Yes Vixen did snore, but I loved it, it was actually a calming sound not annoying.
Now Mika the malamute on the other hand, I have to make her to roll over sometimes when she gets to snoring!
That's a California king, we will be upgrading and adding a twin or double at the end if we keep this up.
You never get cold sleeping with that many wolfs and pups!
I did actually manage to sleep in there too, Vixen would always make sure I had room.
CaveCreekRay,
Yes Vixen did snore, but I loved it, it was actually a calming sound not annoying.
Now Mika the malamute on the other hand, I have to make her to roll over sometimes when she gets to snoring!
That's a California king, we will be upgrading and adding a twin or double at the end if we keep this up.
You never get cold sleeping with that many wolfs and pups!
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well I'm more of a "dog person" than a cat person. I'll tolerate felines but rather have a dog.
Live by myself and since I work full time, I'm away from home often. I couldn't leave a dog alone that long. Got lonely by myself and adopted a stray kitten who's mom died just after birth. Lady I got it from was bottle feeding it; so I continued that until it was about 6 months old give or take.
Anyway this little cat is just over a year old. It fetches like a dog. It sits when I tell it to, well most of the time. I had her fixed last year. Earlier today between storms I had a chance to pull the transmission out of the Mustang. While I was under it fighting to get the trans out, the cat bought me a mouse, as if I wanted it. I went ahead and killed it and kicked it back over to her and she finished it off. She eats everything. Just like a dog but this little thing eats EVERYTHING...including spiders, ants, cornbread, flour, sugar, mice, rats, she tried killing a crow last week but that didn't go as planned, etc. Last April during the rains, she found and nabbed a crawdad out of the ditch, and brought it to me involuntarily. It was attached to her hair kind of between her front legs. I got it off and she wanted to play with it some more and learned that pinchers hurt cat tongues. Last August she found and killed a scorpion, and ate it. She fell over and kind of went into convulsions. I figured she's toast. In a few minutes, she got up like nothing happened. Right after I got the kitten, well about 3 months or so, I found her out in the shop bloodied up and barely moving. Doctored it up as best I could. I just knew she was going to die based on how she was acting, really lethargic, kept to herself in a corner of the shop, wanted nothing to do with me, etc. But I got her over to the vet, got some shots and stitches and she's good as new. Only problem I have with it is that she likes to bite, I assume for attention or play but it's getting better slowly. Kitten teeth are like needles.
she stays out in the shop, ain't seen an insect, mouse, or anything in there in about a year, aside from the ones she brings in sometimes.
Live by myself and since I work full time, I'm away from home often. I couldn't leave a dog alone that long. Got lonely by myself and adopted a stray kitten who's mom died just after birth. Lady I got it from was bottle feeding it; so I continued that until it was about 6 months old give or take.
Anyway this little cat is just over a year old. It fetches like a dog. It sits when I tell it to, well most of the time. I had her fixed last year. Earlier today between storms I had a chance to pull the transmission out of the Mustang. While I was under it fighting to get the trans out, the cat bought me a mouse, as if I wanted it. I went ahead and killed it and kicked it back over to her and she finished it off. She eats everything. Just like a dog but this little thing eats EVERYTHING...including spiders, ants, cornbread, flour, sugar, mice, rats, she tried killing a crow last week but that didn't go as planned, etc. Last April during the rains, she found and nabbed a crawdad out of the ditch, and brought it to me involuntarily. It was attached to her hair kind of between her front legs. I got it off and she wanted to play with it some more and learned that pinchers hurt cat tongues. Last August she found and killed a scorpion, and ate it. She fell over and kind of went into convulsions. I figured she's toast. In a few minutes, she got up like nothing happened. Right after I got the kitten, well about 3 months or so, I found her out in the shop bloodied up and barely moving. Doctored it up as best I could. I just knew she was going to die based on how she was acting, really lethargic, kept to herself in a corner of the shop, wanted nothing to do with me, etc. But I got her over to the vet, got some shots and stitches and she's good as new. Only problem I have with it is that she likes to bite, I assume for attention or play but it's getting better slowly. Kitten teeth are like needles.
she stays out in the shop, ain't seen an insect, mouse, or anything in there in about a year, aside from the ones she brings in sometimes.
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I always loved cats but was allergic to them. Then I met my wife and she had a cat. Her response was, "The cat was here first. Get over it." I did. We have had cats (and dogs) for 35 years.
The current pair of sisters were from a feral mother. A little skittish at first, these two are the biggest "lap whores" that ever were. They come when called by name, love my dogs, and are total creatures of habit. They have never clawed my dogs despite being unruly puppies. Great companions and amazing pets.
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I always loved cats but was allergic to them. Then I met my wife and she had a cat. Her response was, "The cat was here first. Get over it." I did. We have had cats (and dogs) for 35 years.
The current pair of sisters were from a feral mother. A little skittish at first, these two are the biggest "lap whores" that ever were. They come when called by name, love my dogs, and are total creatures of habit. They have never clawed my dogs despite being unruly puppies. Great companions and amazing pets.
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We are not real big pet people, I sure wouldn't want a pile of dogs in my bed! I get that makes people happy. We had 7 dogs at my folks for Christmas Day!
We have the Kubota Bros that are in charge of vermin control and crapping in the gardens. Had 20 mice in traps last year in the shop. None this year since these three came to live in the bale hut outside. My wife lets them in the porch, loves them up and kicks them out.
We have the Kubota Bros that are in charge of vermin control and crapping in the gardens. Had 20 mice in traps last year in the shop. None this year since these three came to live in the bale hut outside. My wife lets them in the porch, loves them up and kicks them out.
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A good dog is hard to beat although I do get the benefit of a cat to keep mice under control. Our dog is just part of the family... lying under my chair as we speak
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How about a lead dog searching an enemy home?
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