For dog lovers

[PinkyPuff]

And that's why I prefer dogs

[wibble]

cute !!

[ronaldo]

I have seen this a few times and tried to put it on when our very own ruffdog was ill to try and cheer im up

[ruffdog]

That was brilliant!! Just home from a wet and soggy walk round town and walk home and this waiting for me.
Gotta cuppa and Vape and watched it through. Now I have a smile lol.
+ had vape mail waiting too. Double yay!!

I could never be as well trained as that wee dog though!.

Ruffie

[mart166]

Cute
Little story, 5 minutes ago walking back from garage and at entrance to square where I live is a turnstile type affair to stop cyclist (another story), in front of me 3 adults one child, I hear no come back come back, bounding along beautiful grey puppy, pointer or setter type, all tongue and legs, he runs up to those in front obviously wanting fuss and attention, they froze lifted their arms and looked like a rottie was about to attack, he got bored with them and went on to me for fuss stroking and bit of play biting of my arm, great fun, owner runs over appologises to people in front explaining puppy and not yet trained, they gave him look like something the puppy had pooped and walked off disgusted, he appologised to me who had hold of the little bugger by then and i laughed and said no my pleasure lovely dog.

Some people !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MP

[djs]

Terriers, eh? Damn smart little dogs. Impressive tricks indeed!

If I ripped off my missus duvet at 6.00am and nuzzled her breasts, I'd be up for re-homing.

[Ripshod]

There was a jack terrier at one of the farms I visit, seemed to latch onto me straight away. There was a basket of golf balls at the door to a chicken shed and the farmer showed me how the terrier would search and search til he found every single ball. Throw 3 at once and they'd all come back one by one.

The thing that amazed me though I found by accident, the farmer couldn't believe it himself. Alongside the field there's a dyke, there's loads round here. One golf ball I threw found it's way into the water. This is middle of winter, snow on the ground. This terrier went into 10 inches of water, and walked about 20 metres searching with it's paws. The bugger found the ball. Wasn't a fluke either. Wherever the balls went, they came back.

[djs]

Aug 8, 2014 16:14:49 GMT Ripshod said:

There was a jack terrier at one of the farms I visit, seemed to latch onto me straight away. There was a basket of golf balls at the door to a chicken shed and the farmer showed me how the terrier would search and search til he found every single ball. Throw 3 at once and they'd all come back one by one.

The thing that amazed me though I found by accident, the farmer couldn't believe it himself. Alongside the field there's a dyke, there's loads round here. One golf ball I threw found it's way into the water. This is middle of winter, snow on the ground. This terrier went into 10 inches of water, and walked about 20 metres searching with it's paws. The bugger found the ball. Wasn't a fluke either. Wherever the balls went, they came back.

Right, I'm getting one.

Saves picking them up.

[mart166]

Aug 8, 2014 15:49:17 GMT djs said:

Terriers, eh? Damn smart little dogs. Impressive tricks indeed!

If I ripped off my missus duvet at 6.00am and nuzzled her breasts, I'd be up for re-homing.

Keep trying it but still at home

MP

[Phoenix .]

If only my little dog could be so well trained, the only trick I was able to teach him is to sit like a meerkat and lick his lips when he wants his water bowl filling up.
He loves it when I throw his ball up the stairs and he flies up to get it, now he sits with it on the landing and pushes it down the stairs with his nose, I didn't teach him that so he must be trainable.
I must try harder.

[Ripshod]

AH, no training for this one. It wondered in one cold day and decided to live there, kinda feral like. Ironically I was the only one who could get close enough to touch him. And they never fed him. His diet was rabbits and rats.