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Park time!
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_barefoot_ wrote: »
Thanks! I was tired of peppermintpudgy, and the beagles and I make a lot of tracks every day
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They’ll let you know if they’re bored/annoyed/anxious. Pip pulled up quite a bit of the carpet in my old house. He did not like being left alone. Maybe I overdid it providing him pals to keep him company... nah.2 -
My old Girl, she is 18 now had her since she was 8wks.
The Middle Child
And the Baby - he was sick this day because he ate a rock...
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well this is the best thread ever!3
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Tacklewasher wrote: »
OMG it was horrible!! Poor baby couldn't eat for 2 days!0 -
JustKeepTryin wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »
OMG it was horrible!! Poor baby couldn't eat for 2 days!
Sorry, I didn't mean that she was sick. It just struck me as such a "dog thing" to eat a rock is all.
One of mine grabbed a porkchop bone (yeah, I was done but should have put the plate up higher) resulting in a late night visit to the vet. She had it lodged in her mouth and, of course, panicked and wouldn't let us get it out. At the vets he was afraid he would have to put her under as she was freaking out and would not let him near her. Fortunately the bone broke before he did and she was fine, but yeah, to me they do dumb "dog things" that end up stressing us out.
My apologies if I sounded insensitive to a sick dog. I didn't mean it that way.0 -
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Tacklewasher wrote: »JustKeepTryin wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »
OMG it was horrible!! Poor baby couldn't eat for 2 days!
Sorry, I didn't mean that she was sick. It just struck me as such a "dog thing" to eat a rock is all.
One of mine grabbed a porkchop bone (yeah, I was done but should have put the plate up higher) resulting in a late night visit to the vet. She had it lodged in her mouth and, of course, panicked and wouldn't let us get it out. At the vets he was afraid he would have to put her under as she was freaking out and would not let him near her. Fortunately the bone broke before he did and she was fine, but yeah, to me they do dumb "dog things" that end up stressing us out.
My apologies if I sounded insensitive to a sick dog. I didn't mean it that way.
Oh no I wasn't upset at all!! It just baffles me that he would eat a rock that would make him so damn sick. We still laugh about it! @Tacklewasher0 -
Pip!!!! Thanks for helping us get rid of those VHS tapes.
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Here's Pip with my sister's dog Crombie about 5 years ago. Bad dawgs!3 -
And then Liza joined our little family and proved to be a voracious reader.
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JustKeepTryin wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »JustKeepTryin wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »
OMG it was horrible!! Poor baby couldn't eat for 2 days!
Sorry, I didn't mean that she was sick. It just struck me as such a "dog thing" to eat a rock is all.
One of mine grabbed a porkchop bone (yeah, I was done but should have put the plate up higher) resulting in a late night visit to the vet. She had it lodged in her mouth and, of course, panicked and wouldn't let us get it out. At the vets he was afraid he would have to put her under as she was freaking out and would not let him near her. Fortunately the bone broke before he did and she was fine, but yeah, to me they do dumb "dog things" that end up stressing us out.
My apologies if I sounded insensitive to a sick dog. I didn't mean it that way.
Oh no I wasn't upset at all!! It just baffles me that he would eat a rock that would make him so damn sick. We still laugh about it! @Tacklewasher
My dogs like to chew on rocks. It's bizarre. They'll chase each other around trying to get their paws on whatever tasty rock one of them has. Meanwhile there are toys and bones everywhere... but not as appealing as a particular rock. Haven't swallowed any big ones, thank god. That can cause a serious block and make them really sick, requiring surgery...1 -
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OMG, all of this doggie destruction is cracking me up. The only thing that my girl has ever destroyed was a brand new cashmere sweater. I guess she has expensive taste.3
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Making fresh tracks6 -
Clover meeting our mini Donkey
Clover in her DIY wood crate coffee table I built over the weekend.
Our new Irish Setter puppy Clover
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gearhead426hemi wrote: »Clover meeting our mini Donkey
Clover in her DIY wood crate coffee table I built over the weekend.
Our new Irish Setter puppy Clover
Oh my god! I love Clover so much! And your mini donkey! Out on our walk just a bit ago we passed by an Irish Setter or possibly a golden retriever wet and cowering in somebody's driveway. No address or phone number on the tag, but I noticed the gate to the front yard was unlatched, so I let her in and latched it. As soon as she was in she started barking at us, so I'm pretty confident it was her yard. Have seen a golden in that yard before... hopefully she lives there and is now safe and warm inside... or somebody is wondering how the hell this poor pup ended up enclosed in their yard.2 -
I think we need a separate thread for the dog destruction photos, I have a bunch of those thanks to my daughter's Jack Russel Terrorist that has lived with me for a year now. She is the one in front to the left, don't let that cute face fool you for a second, she has the busiest brain of any dog I have ever owned.
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My girl Hazel when she was about 10 weeks old.
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