just dogs
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dabbles
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I would choose dogs over humans too in a heartbeat. When has my dog ever let me down? Never!!
xtsho
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Humans are OK. Dogs are better.
buckaclark
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We go all out until we have dinner,and then....
dabbles
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Lucky. Gordon will want food as long as there is food out or anyone in the kitchen. He never stops until he knows for dure he's getting nothing else.
To a lot of people here weed is their passion and hobby. Food is Gordons weed. lol.
buckaclark
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Right ,they wake up quickly if I try to sneak my dinner in.lol
xtsho
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The lady knitted a sweater for the baby. She needs a good walk in the morning but it's still in the upper 30's low 40's and she'll get cold.
Took her out to a trail the other day for a long walk and we jogged for a mile or so. It was a nice afternoon and she had a good time.
Now to go find her a buddy. I'm checking the shelters daily for something that might be a good fit. We want to get a smaller dog.
Took her out to a trail the other day for a long walk and we jogged for a mile or so. It was a nice afternoon and she had a good time.
Now to go find her a buddy. I'm checking the shelters daily for something that might be a good fit. We want to get a smaller dog.
Aeroknow
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The dude’s been out all day fucking with the cows.
I bring him in with me just now and he’s still all
all day barking at the cows. The cows have learned and don’t even give a fuck even the young ones now. They’ll eat grass right up to the fence with him howling right at them 10’ away. They piss him off BIG TIME
I bring him in with me just now and he’s still all
all day barking at the cows. The cows have learned and don’t even give a fuck even the young ones now. They’ll eat grass right up to the fence with him howling right at them 10’ away. They piss him off BIG TIME
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BarnBuster
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When Did People Start Brushing Dogs’ Teeth?
Canine dental-hygiene needs haven’t changed; our relationship with our pets has.
neosapien
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Well, Bluey graduated his Elementary Manners class tonight. He's officially been obedience trained. Still not quite obedient though lol. He pretty much knew everything in the class already. But it was good for me to learn different ways of doing things. And the socializing. And I learned a tip or two. Might sign him up for the next class in the dead of summer if I ever slow down at work. We'll see.
He's so stinkin cute.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Unga Bunga
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Ain't that the truth !
Unga Bunga
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Only a Standard Poodle can pull off that dye job and still not look like a foo-foo dog...
BarnBuster
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Is he well mannered when walking on the leash? That's a pretty good control and training mechanism especially if you use both long and short leads. He is pretty f'ing cute.
neosapien
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That is certainly one area that I think he will forever need work on LOL. If I use the no-pull harness he has no choice but to be pretty good. If I'm just clipped on his collar, forget about it. He does know that heel means to come to my left side and to get ready to walk. But just recall in general and leash walking both need tightened up quite a bit. The limitations to his training are solely on my limitations as a trainer.
Aeroknow
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With my last ridgeback I picked up one of these
Gentle Leader® Headcollar, No-Pull Dog Collar
Better walks with your best friend are just a walk away. If your dog tries to take you for a walk when he sees a squirrel or catches a whiff of an interesting smell, the Gentle Leader® Headcollar is a perfect no-pull solution to help improve leash manners and the bond between you and your dog...
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Lenny has a harness for walks and when he just generally needs to be leashed.
Jeffislovinlife
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That's what we use and stubborn is a good word single-minded is another lolWith my last ridgeback I picked up one of these
To help train him to walk next to me. He was one stubborn dude.Gentle Leader® Headcollar, No-Pull Dog Collar
Better walks with your best friend are just a walk away. If your dog tries to take you for a walk when he sees a squirrel or catches a whiff of an interesting smell, the Gentle Leader® Headcollar is a perfect no-pull solution to help improve leash manners and the bond between you and your dog...
Lenny has a harness for walks and when he just generally needs to be leashed.
Those leads look cool - after reading some reviews I'm considering this one as head strong applies both literally and figuratively to our Boerboel.