Awesome dogs / Crazy pets Thread

[GrumpyFarmer]

Geddy passed gas in Lowes….

He farted in the truck going there too.

Thank goodness we were the only ones in that isle.

He even has a guilty look on his face…..

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I see your Geddy, and I raise you two flatulent GSDs that can both ruin a new piece of gum. (My pointing lab was no slouch either…but on a weight to gag ratio, the GSDs own the title). The GSDs look the other way like they have no idea who did it…

 

[RCW]

I see your Geddy, and I raise you two flatulent GSDs that can both ruin a new piece of gum. (My pointing lab was no slouch either…but on a weight to gag ratio, the GSDs own the title). The GSDs look the other way like they have no idea who did it…

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A lot of brachycephalic (sp?) dogs (stubby noses) can be gassy.

After 3 Boxers we’re used to it, but Geddy’s the friggin Poster Child AKA Gas Master Cheese.

We warned a dog/house sitter last year, lest she think something was wrong with him……

Damned-near curled my short brush cut hair in Lowes.

 

[Chanceywd]

I see your Geddy, and I raise you two flatulent GSDs that can both ruin a new piece of gum. (My pointing lab was no slouch either…but on a weight to gag ratio, the GSDs own the title). The GSDs look the other way like they have no idea who did it…

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I think they turn their heads because they want to trick you.
Its them smelling their own pretending "what is that lovely fragrance? is it the wild flowers or did you step on some strawberries?"

My first black and white GSP, Pepper, used to sleep on the floor at the foot of my bed. His would wake me up out of a sound sleep! I would tell him Pep, go lay down and he would leave the room then but sneak back later!

Tanner, a black lab mix was a different wake up. He would be dreaming and start a long wolf like howl to wake me. We used to call him siren boy when he did that. He was a great boy but towards the end he was getting blind. He learned to respond to hand slaps on my thigh to follow me. Outside he had enough sight he still would bring a ball for you to throw and find it by smell.

Bill

 

[GrumpyFarmer]

I had a pointing chocolate lab, his name was chewy and he was our pride and joy…most of the time.

1. From the time he was a pup I took him everywhere and he always rode up front on the bench seat of truck with me unless he just came out of the marsh. I would either stuff him in my shirt white his head out or hold him as pup while driving and then he got too big for it in my mind…not his.

Anyway he loved riding up front and he would help…periodically he would reach his paw and flip the gear shift lever on the column…that was always interesting…and then also he liked to change the radio station too.

Back to him riding on lap as a pup, at 85lbs he still thought he was a pup and much of time he would sit on my lap like he did as a pup. Then he would rip one, and it would be awful, I mean ruin a piece of new gum bad.

Well after he farted, he would then move over to the passenger side of the bench seat and look out the window…I would say chewy was that you and he would not even look over me…just sit there looking out window like nothing happened. He was great dog, flatulence and all. Hard not laugh. That’s exactly what I would do.

 

[Killer Bee]

Fritz waiting patiently while I'm learning how to use the lcd touch panel.

 

[Bmyers]

Max is enjoying the farm life. The first week he wasn't sure about it. Now, he goes out every morning and surveys his Kingdom. Once that is complete, he likes to take a rolldown the hill.

All the extra activity has helped improve his health and he seems happier and not as stressed.

 

[WanderOn]

Not quite a pet, but she hasn't been shot yet so guessing close.
She isn't too bothered by people and has an eery night time glow

 

[Killer Bee]

good ol' Fritz the ham

 

[edritchey]

This boy will be 7mo old next Tuesday

 

[GrumpyFarmer]

This boy will be 7mo old next Tuesday

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Thats a good looking shepherd (nice cot too)…we spent the day with one of ours at the ER yesterday. He was vommitting blood and would not come for food / lethargic, so off to ER we went. He was roped up and hooked up to machines…he is on meds today but back to his normal self…(he was not at all amused with the muzzle.)

 

[WanderOn]

Thats a good looking shepherd (nice cot too)…we spent the day with one of ours at the ER yesterday. He was vommitting blood and would not come for food / lethargic, so off to ER we went. He was roped up and hooked up to machines…he is on meds today but back to his normal self…(he was not at all amused with the muzzle.)
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Poor boy.
Hope he keeps getting better.
Our ding dong got into the compost heap and spent 3 days at the vet a while ago.

 

[dirtydeed]

this little guy showed up last evening. I think he smelled the steak on the grill.

 

[GrumpyFarmer]

Poor boy.
Hope he keeps getting better.
Our ding dong got into the compost heap and spent 3 days at the vet a while ago.

Thank you for the kind words.

Time will tell.
Hopefully the meds do the trick….he seems to be better, but I’ll feel better after finished taking all the meds.

the good news is he got a proper de-thatching while he was out. He’s a bit of a challenge (touch sensitive on the back side) to give a thorough brushing…he will only tolerate so much before you either have to be rough(or choke him) or decide we will do a little more in a few days. Put it this way, if you would saddle him and try to put a small person on him it would’ve a hell of a show…no body would be hanging on for 8 seconds if he is not sporting a muzzle. Anyway see for yourself…(we brush him couple times a week…to be fair he is shedding now, but that’s more than we would normally brush out…but there also was no wiggling this time.

 

[WanderOn]

Thank you for the kind words.

Time will tell.
Hopefully the meds do the trick….he seems to be better, but I’ll feel better after finished taking all the meds.

the good news is he got a proper de-thatching while he was out. He’s a bit of a challenge (touch sensitive on the back side) to give a thorough brushing…he will only tolerate so much before you either have to be rough(or choke him) or decide we will do a little more in a few days. Put it this way, if you would saddle him and try to put a small person on him it would’ve a hell of a show…no body would be hanging on for 8 seconds if he is not sporting a muzzle. Anyway see for yourself…(we brush him couple times a week…to be fair he is shedding now, but that’s more than we would normally brush out…but there also was no wiggling this time.
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Oh wow. That's a lot!!!
It's stressful when they're not well.