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saddlesore
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« on: December 13, 2014, 04:40:47 PM »

Anyone who has a dog or ever had one has gone through this.
Mine pulled an apple pie off of the stove.  Glass pie plate and it was still hot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8ISzf2pryI
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« Reply #1 on: December 13, 2014, 05:15:55 PM »

That's priceless.  cooldude
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Gavin_Sons
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« Reply #2 on: December 13, 2014, 05:36:38 PM »

Our silver lab does that crap all the time. He even goes and puts his nose in the corner like a little kid. Halloween time a couple years ago we had a brand new bag of 3 musketeers on the counter. Woke up the next morning to an empty bag. This was the fun size bars and were individually wrapped. He ate the wrappers and all. So we have to be really careful about what we leave out. Dogs are funny
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Jess from VA
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« Reply #3 on: December 13, 2014, 06:21:26 PM »

Dogs are dogs, don't leave temptation laying around for them.

So if a bottle of fine scotch (or your personal favorite) and a Playboy were just laying around, don't tell me you wouldn't be a dog too.*

We all want to be good boys, and we all fail from time to time.

EDIT:  Type and post, before think.  I meant being a dog by having a drink and a look at the mag..... not a wank.   Sorry.
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« Reply #4 on: December 13, 2014, 06:26:45 PM »

Dogs are dogs, don't leave temptation laying around for them.

So if a bottle of fine scotch (or your personal favorite) and a Playboy were just laying around, don't tell me you wouldn't be a dog too.

We all want to be good boys, and we all fail from time to time.

Guess I'm a dirty dog then  Grin
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FryeVRCCDS0067
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« Reply #5 on: December 13, 2014, 09:55:06 PM »

Our dog stays home alone all day when we work. She has free run of the house, never makes a mess (unless she is sick), will not bother the trash or anything left out. Except chocolate. My wife and her both love chocolate but of course it's not good for dogs and she's never allowed to have any.

But, occasionally my wife will leave a wrapped piece of chocolate where Jade can (evidently smell it), find it and reach it. Then we will come home and find the wrapper in front of my wife's chair. Shortly after this had happened and Mel and I severely scolded Jade over it Mel tested her by leaving a wrapped piece under a jacket and magazine on the table by the couch when we went to work.

When we got home the chocolate was undamaged, wrapper intact laying on the floor in front of Mel's chair. Evidently she just wanted Mel to know she knew where it was.  Grin

Jade never wears a collar or leash unless we are taking her out in public for some reason, usually the vet. She's 14 now. We trained her to stay in the yard with the help of an underground fence and collar when she was a puppy. The fence quit working a year or two after we put it in but by then the collar and fence were no longer needed. We let her out when she wants out and in when she wants in. She'll chaise a deer or other animal to within 10' of the road or to the property line on the other three sides but she won't go any farther. She'll watch out the window for deer or other animals entering the yard, then come unglued till we let her out to chaise them off. Unless it's a coyote, then she stands on the porch and barks till I come outside, only then will she chaise them off.

We've got low, vinyl covered chests in front of two windows so she can lay on them, pull the curtain back with her nose and look outside which is how she spends most of her day while we work I think.
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« Reply #6 on: December 14, 2014, 05:26:19 AM »

    I posted on here in October about the loss of our dog Emma. Where I sit on the couch is next to a step up into the dining room. I'll set snacks there like chips, cookies, chocolate and have never worried about them. Emma wouldn't touch it but when I got home from work and sat down she would come over and beg for it, so she obviously knew it was there all day.
     Sue found us another dog, he is sixteen weeks old now. When the shelter got him and his siblings they were all skin and bones and dehydrated, they are back up to weight now. He is a German Shepard/Old English Sheepdog mix and I think he is going to be a little bit bigger than Emma was. We met him Friday and we are getting him from the shelter Monday after work. I guess I'll have to retrain myself or I'm going to lose a lot of snacks


     
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« Reply #7 on: December 14, 2014, 06:03:04 AM »


That's a great dog in the picture Otus posted  cooldude

Bonnie almost never does anything she's not supposed to while we're looking...



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« Reply #8 on: December 15, 2014, 07:32:18 AM »

My son just moved into a new for him house in Kzoo, MI.  I went there last weekend and noticed the dog tied in the yard when we arrived.  Jason said I think I need to take Firtzie to the vet, she is urinating and throwing up in the house and there is blood in it.  The previous owner of the house had left 2 trays rat poison in the corner of the garage, both were empty.  Fritz will be fine after the $1300 vet bill, Plasma transfusion and Vitamin K prescription.  She's a lucky dog, if she had been my family pet when I was a kid, she'd be dead.  No way my dad could have shelled out $1300 for a vet bill with 9 human mouths to feed.

Dogs are special.  Stupid, but special.
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« Reply #9 on: December 15, 2014, 07:33:31 AM »

We got Blu as a used dog 18months old. He was raised in a horse barn with horse's. The people didn't pay much attention to him or train him. He had no manners and was on the wild side. His training went real well. Turns out he is a smart dog. But he did have trouble with boundary's when we left him alone. One word MOUSETRAPS. Set them on beds or any ware you don't want the dog. Set meat on the table with a couple of traps around it. People can't believe how we can leave food on low end tables and never worry.      
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