FTWingRiders
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Haha!! My two will be fast asleep under the pool table, then go nuts.. somehow they “hear” a squirrel in the yard.. 
Let's See Your Garage Dog
- Thread starter Dan in Pasadena
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This is my buddy, he's been with us for 11 years. He comes from the greek island Crete, where he was abandoned as a tiny pup. I don't understand how anyone could do such a thing. I hope he's forgotten it by now.
We've had much fun through the years, one knee surgery, two displaced discs, of which one needed surgery that cost us all our savings at the time, one brain-seizure-kinda-thing which the special dog neurologist I had to go to couldn't figure out. Anyway, he's fine, but getting a bit slow of age and is very sleepy all day.
kaymccampbell
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Just don't let him eat the polyfill, or he'll bind up and strain to **** dreadlocks. It isn't fun teasing dreadlocks out of your puppy's ***.The nightly ritual, and doesn't he look pleased with himself.
Had a dog once who would tear apart tug-o-war ropes and eat the string from them. Got pearls on a string out the other end.
Bulldog13
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FTWingRiders
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Cooper does enjoy a morning roll on the grass.
Slowly but surely, Olly has become ball crazy.
Faych would chase a ball occasionally, but he was always scent and food motivated, a ball was a distraction. My first cocker Hafey was 1000% ball crazy though, it didn't matter where the ball went, he was going after it.
Circa mid 1980's retrieving his ball from the river -
Circa late 1980's and a toddler DFB, notice his eyes locked on the prize.
Faych would chase a ball occasionally, but he was always scent and food motivated, a ball was a distraction. My first cocker Hafey was 1000% ball crazy though, it didn't matter where the ball went, he was going after it.
Circa mid 1980's retrieving his ball from the river -
Circa late 1980's and a toddler DFB, notice his eyes locked on the prize.
LeonardY
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Oh yeah... I'm judging you.
Roger M
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We went camping last week along the Spokane River. Roxi is a great camper, but hates swimming. I threw her off the dock just once, when the temperature was at 100 degrees. She can swim, but chooses not to.
Slednut
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Lainey my 8 month old shetland sheep dog is always by my side.
kaymccampbell
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Watching the neighbor's kitty.
LeonardY
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Where's momma?
FullRaceMerc
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Fozzie is supposed to be riding in the back. But he likes to stick his nose up front. Doesn't look comfy to me.
Outlawmws
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Fozzie is supposed to be riding in the back. But he likes to stick his nose up front. Doesn't look comfy to me.
He's looking for fresh air. Maybe the breeze from the A/C?
FullRaceMerc
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Back seat has its own vent. And my armpit is not a good source of fresh air.
captain14
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He’s just keeping an eye on you. You might be providing in flight snacks.
KnightRaider
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FullRaceMerc
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That's true. I am in charge of any in flight snacks.
He's not looking at me. His eye is on the road ahead. He's very aware of when we are getting close to home & is prone to do this for the last couple of miles. Most of the ride he's either laying down or watching out the side window.
Our other dog Astrid is "The Tailgunner". She always stays at the back window & watches behind. And barks at whoever or whatever she feels needs to be barked at.