balane
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There's nothing like a Border Collie! You have years of interesting experiences ahead of you. That boy needs to keep busy. Congrats on the beautiful dog.
Let's See Your Garage Dog
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There's nothing like a Border Collie! You have years of interesting experiences ahead of you. That boy needs to keep busy. Congrats on the beautiful dog.
dittle fart around
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gonmad54
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My pup Leo
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dodge610
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. Meet Mr. Bo this is my new garage dog he loves to be outside in the garage with me. He is a lab shepard mix and a real people personSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Red89gt
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Awesome good luck with mr bo
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bodyguy16
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Or like i think we took a wrong turn theres nothing but gorgeous scenery around and you said we would go for ice cream!
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gonmad54
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He gets his ice cream when he gets home. Yes that is Frosty Paws (ice cream for dogs) haha.
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bodyguy16
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Thats great! We have some local parlors that do the same thing
He gets his ice cream when he gets home. Yes that is Frosty Paws (ice cream for dogs) haha.
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shedfullatools
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Dan in Pasadena
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.... Dexter the great Pyrenees, Dexter has become a small horse since those pictures though
A Shetland Puppy?!
shedfullatools
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OMG yesssA Shetland Puppy?!
Name suits him nicelyshedfullatools
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I love springers, really cute dog. I have to say though if one of ours touched a single snap-on tool they wouldn't be coming in the house for a while
being a springer she always wants to help,,,by sitting right on top of you, also likes chewing anything with a soft handle, has done 2 of my snapon ratchets, apparently this isnt covered under warrenty?
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Dan in Pasadena
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OMG yesss
It's what I used to call my Sooner (avatar). He wasn't anywhere near as big as a Great Pyrenees but he was huge for a Lab. He was pedigreed but just too big for the standard. Vet said he was among the biggest Labs he'd ever seen.
I miss my boy more than I can say. Nearly every day I see his bed or drive HIS truck and say, "I miss you boy, I hope you're in Heaven"
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Dan in Pasadena
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Good on you Steve for saving him. Looks like he'll grow up to be a great companion. Now take him off that lead and let him RUN!
Great looking dog and great beer too! Love me some Beer Camp.
SteveeP
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Dan - We sooo much would like to take him off the lead/run, but are so afraid he will bolt off after some scent. We had a cocker spaniel some years back that was hit in the road and the bastards did not stop. Thinking about invisible/pet fence... but have mixed feeling on it. It was a good feeling rescuing this cute little guy...and then a big bonus when we see what a good dog he is.
Jimmy_B
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Try the invisible fence. I've used it for almost 20 years with a few different dogs. They learn the boundaries very quickly, it gives then some freedom and keeps them off the 55 mph road i live on. Great looking dog you have there!
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Dan in Pasadena
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Steve,
Sorry, I didn't mean to make it sound like you're doing something wrong or cruel. Clearly, you're not - my apologies. You're protecting the little fella, kudos to you for it.
I live in suburbia and don't relate to non-fenced lots so I just figured you had a fenced yard. I've heard good and bad about those electronic fences. They work, I don't think they're cruel but I've also heard certain dogs learn to take a running start at the shock area to get past it fast. Maybe install one and have him approach it slowly on a lead and bit by bit over the course of days show him the full extent of it. Give the little guy some scratching behind the ears for me!
racinfarmer
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"Hey! Pay attention to me instead of those Cats!"
IPACA9
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Bones has come out with in the garage the last couple of days. Despite me trying to fix a spot up for him, he wants to be right beside me. I grabbed my phone and while under the Mustang, snapped this pic.
captain14
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Bones has come out with in the garage the last couple of days. Despite me trying to fix a spot up for him, he wants to be right beside me. I grabbed my phone and while under the Mustang, snapped this pic.
So how much cleanup is needed for Bones since he is underneath helping?
volvo
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>>>>Bones has come out with in the garage the last couple of days>>>>>
....Before you know it he will have learned enough to hand you a needed 5/8" or 3/4" wrench without you even asking. What a beautiful dog.
....Before you know it he will have learned enough to hand you a needed 5/8" or 3/4" wrench without you even asking. What a beautiful dog.
goofiefoot
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Frank is my little shadow, but usually goes out to lay in the sun when I'm in the garage. As you can tell he's not thrilled getting his picture taken. It's 95° out, and he'd rather be laying out on the hot concrete. Weirdo.
N.Quigs
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My garage dog, Ace. He used to love sitting in the Jeep while I was working on it. Now that it's gone he usually just lays in the worst possible spot to get in the way of whatever I'm doing haha.
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SB440R/T
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That is an interesting and good looking combo.
Fortunately, he hasn't made any messes and the bottom of the car is clean so he doesn't get dirty either. I've cleaned the floor so it's not too dirty so all is pretty much good.
