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OMG this poor bastard thinks that a picture of a dust mop is a dog. Someone get this man some help, STAT!!!
 
alpinehyperlite said:
OMG this poor bastard thinks that a picture of a dust mop is a dog. Someone get this man some help, STAT!!!
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LMAO! nope just checked to make sure when I tried to insert the handle... it yelped!
 
Aww, what a cute dog. Hopefully it doesn't turn out like my dog.

We bought if off of a trainer a year ago and now it's dangerous. Just waiting to bite you.
 
ohmygahitscoby said:
Aww, what a cute dog. Hopefully it doesn't turn out like my dog.

We bought if off of a trainer a year ago and now it's dangerous. Just waiting to bite you.
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Well my dog doesn't bite, but he did get disobedient with a female down the street, he kept sneaking off and running to their house. The bad part is that guy has shot four of my dogs in the past (many years ago) so I REALLY don't want Bogie going down there.

I found an answer in the shock collar. We had a training collar with a 100 yard range, so he knew where he could go that was out of range and then sneak off. When he kept taking off I got one that will light his ass up at a mile and a half.

It sounds cruel, but it saves his life. Here's the thing. It's got two buttons (well several but 2 for coversation sake) that you can push. One makes a certain high pitch noise, the other zaps him. So you always push the noise and if he keeps doing it you push the noise and then zap him. After the dog gets the juice a few times, they know what the noise means. My dog wears his collar every night, (we live on a 60 acre farm that he runs around on) and I might have to zap him every four months. But he hears the noise a lot lol. It must be LiPo, because it will fling him up in the air when it's turned up on high.
 
i agree with pound dogs, but the dog my dad has he got it off his neighbor when he was moving, and we knew he has been abused before the neighbor got it. All she does is lay there. Nothing more, nothing less. Also when you pet her, she will roll over and expect you to rub her belly lol. She is so cute though

Also the neghbor of the person that had her before never took her for walks. If she hears the word walk, she will jump all around, and run around the house moaning. she is so happy when she see's that leesh. Also charlie, my dads dog does the same thing, runs off, we think she has a boyfriend somwhere around the hood. so we just trained it, by when she was about o sneakout we yell to her and she comes back, and we give her a treat, now she never runs off.
 
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I never really had been a fan of dogs really. Never had one growing up so I suppose I just didn't "get it". Anyways, I married a wonderful woman with a husky and although she was a great dog I never really felt that attached. Then she passed, and my little boy kept asking "where's Deja?". It's been a few months now and every once in a while Chase will refer to the back sliding door as "Deja's door".

I miss my dog.
 
Yeah Bogie has a girlfriend at our other house for sure. I kept noticing that I would give him a new bone in the car and he never made in the house with it when we got there. So one day I watched him jump out of the car with it, and I sort of followed just to see where he was taking it. He took it to the back of the yard and through the bushes, to the neighborhood behind our house. There was a lil dog in someones back yard, and he took the bone to the gate and dropped it, and she pulled it under the gate. I was REALLY regretting not having my camera.
 
Rolex said:
Charlie, that's a really great story. Something you only see in a movie. True love, for sure.
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My girlfriend must think the same thing then as I give her a bone all the time. :p:


Here is the most recent picture of our puppy, taken about a month or so ago.

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She's about 9 months old and weighs about mid-60's.



-Michael
 
Congrats on the new addition to the family. I lost my best friend about 3 years ago, and there is still a void. She was a black lab and I got her as a puppy when I was only 13 years old an awkward time to be a kid sure. She was my best friend through all the bad relationships and always seemed to be listening to me when I talked. She was always by my side. I really miss that dog. It is was an unconditional friendship. One thing for sure... I was never alone... she was my shadow. I miss her.
 
godale, I know EXACTLY what you mean. I've had dogs all my life, but the one that I have now (Bogie) is definitely the most special. We had another black lab before him, and he had cancer and we had to put him to sleep. He was my step-dad's dog and they were really close. So after that my step-dad and I neither one wanted to get another puppy after being hurt like that. A friend of Jack's breeds and trains national field trial competition dogs, and they had this puppy which was just going to be his wifes pet, because she couldn't play with the comp dogs too much for fear of undoing the training. When they heard about us losing our dog, they called Mom and told her that they had a special dog for us, and they would give it to us free of charge. He was just perfect, because he wont let you not pay attention to him and love him. Pretty soon after we got him, we were best friends. About a year after that I had to buy a new bed just so there would be enough room for us (spoiled doesn't begine to cover it). He now goes everywhere with me, to work, on road trips, to take care of Mom, to the store, pretty much anywhere I go. He has two toy boxes and it's funny because when we leave him home alone, when we get home there's toys all over the house, just like a little kids playroom lol.

Woodie, thats a BEAUTIFUL dog. I'm going to have to come over that way and we can bash our large scales and bash our pups as well.
 
I had a yellow lab and a boykin spaniel. Best duck retrievers ever. The lab was trained at the Ducks Unlimited training facility, and cost around a grand. The boykin cost about 800. Trained every weekend, so we were able to have them as house dogs as well as hunting dogs. The lab was killed by a racoon in pecan island louisiana, when he went to retrieve a duck, and the coon jumped on his head and held it under water. The boykin had a heart problem so we put her down.
 
My parents raised labs all my life and of course I had my favorites. Now all 3 of my kids are screaming they want a dog. I'm saying yeah the other half says no unless its little. There's no way in hell I'd take anything other then a lab and he knows that. LOL just wait till the kids hear they gotta clean up all it's crap:D

to bad bout the truck
 
Tsk Tsk. You lost some major Man Points on this deal.

Here is how it should have went down......you allow the dog only IF you are able to get a Slash.

No Slash. No dog.
 
Its ok, they didnt get a dog anyway, because that thing in the picture, is NOT a DOG. A real dog doesn't bounce when it barks. lol
 
robmob said:
Tsk Tsk. You lost some major Man Points on this

Here is how it should have went down......you allow the dog only IF you are able to get a Slash.

No Slash. No dog.
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Well that wasn't my approche sadly enough to say.
But good news Ya'll! Well, I'll give ya a hint, I still can't wait for next Friday. :jittery:
 
alpinehyperlite said:
I had a yellow lab and a boykin spaniel. Best duck retrievers ever. The lab was trained at the Ducks Unlimited training facility, and cost around a grand. The boykin cost about 800. Trained every weekend, so we were able to have them as house dogs as well as hunting dogs. The lab was killed by a racoon in pecan island louisiana, when he went to retrieve a duck, and the coon jumped on his head and held it under water. The boykin had a heart problem so we put her down.
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Dude! That really sux. :\ I hate it for ya. Hope they had some what of a good life before thier time.

mustang_girl said:
There's no way in hell I'd take anything other then a lab and he knows that. LOL just wait till the kids hear they gotta clean up all it's crap:D
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Yeah I have seen some labs, especially the chocolate ones, leave some seriously huge land mines that you could trip over as easily as step on.
 

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