He is just asking "Any yummies for me or you are disturbing me for nothing? "
Let's See Your Garage Dog
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Jayman17
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Your dog is thinking “when are you going to finish this project so we can go for a drive?”
Zebedeewesty
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Julius K9 is the makers of the harness. As she's from Bosnia we reckon she's possibly crossed with some sort of Livestock guardian dog.
Michael B.
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Here’s my shop security team. They’re siblings and were born with bobbed tails. The brown and black is Bob and Storm is the little grey female. They will be 1 in July.
JRC3
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You ***** magnet. Not sure what's going on with that flag though. I'm a bit of a flag etiquette Nazi. 
lol
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Dan in Pasadena
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Need the pictures!
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Dan in Pasadena
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Wow, those are some unusual looking garage dogs!Here’s my shop security team. They’re siblings and were born with bobbed tails. The brown and black is Bob and Storm is the little grey female. They will be 1 in July.
(I like cats too. Hell, I like ALL animals even the dangerous ones as long as I don't get hunted by one. My SO is allergic to cats or I'd have one...or two...)
rmmiller
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That's exactly what he's thinking, if the door is open he's in it ready to go!
NDJ
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Thats a cute dog. Whats his specs. Looks like a corgi of some flavour
Boostingaz
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The lookout crew......
We stopped for your silly pictures dad, now let us out for some rabbits.....
We stopped for your silly pictures dad, now let us out for some rabbits.....
Zebedeewesty
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Holly confused about why these huge black and white dogs don't bark. 
JRC3
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Reminds me of my dog the first time he saw a horse.
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Zebedeewesty
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Our old border collie used to try and get the calves in the field next to the house to play by running backwards and forwards along the fence line. She used to love it when they all chased her.
smackey05
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His mother bought him a pool..... He's thrilled 
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Zebedeewesty
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Met some sheep this morning. She didn't care about them at all. 
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Dan in Pasadena
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She looks like a pup still. Has bees and butterflies to chase!
Zebedeewesty
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Shes about half the size of an adult German Shepherd now. Not sure how much bigger she's gonna grow as she'll be 8 months old on Sunday. Maybe a little bit more growth.
Butterflies are fair game. They're slower and do a lot less damage than catching a bee too.
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Dan in Pasadena
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Joey, 14 year old miniature poodle in the bed of my ‘55.
We adopted him & his sister, Sugar when they were 6. Their owner had gotten a terminal diagnosis and made his sister promise to keep them. She didn’t. Gave them to my B-I-L who left them outside all the time. NOT right for these little lap dogs. We took them both. Sugar passed due to a brain tumor several years ago. Both were/are very friendly and super devoted….to me!
We adopted him & his sister, Sugar when they were 6. Their owner had gotten a terminal diagnosis and made his sister promise to keep them. She didn’t. Gave them to my B-I-L who left them outside all the time. NOT right for these little lap dogs. We took them both. Sugar passed due to a brain tumor several years ago. Both were/are very friendly and super devoted….to me!
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captain14
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They know who their friends are! Bet you could not go anyplace in the house without your “shadows”.
My first GR/Lab mix did his best to be nearby all the time.
My first GR/Lab mix did his best to be nearby all the time.
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Dan in Pasadena
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You're exactly right. He's near at hand at ALL times. All three are now. It didn't take the 2 adoptees long before they figured out who feeds them, pets them, talks with them.
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Dan in Pasadena
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So this is Max, we adopted him with Fifi (Post #4342) a couple months ago. We have our three granddaughters ages 4, 8 & 8 with us this week and they were playing with chalk on the back pool deck. Making drawings, etc. Max decided he LIKED the chalk so he rolled around in it for awhile!
I can't state how much he HATES being combed or bathed. I had to wash him in the garage sink and it was a literal fight. He was scrambling, clawing, trying to jump out while I'm hanging on with one hand on his collar and the other on the pullout faucet while still trying to soap him, scrub him, etc. A "dogfight". I won if you can call it that. I am as wet as he is!
I can't state how much he HATES being combed or bathed. I had to wash him in the garage sink and it was a literal fight. He was scrambling, clawing, trying to jump out while I'm hanging on with one hand on his collar and the other on the pullout faucet while still trying to soap him, scrub him, etc. A "dogfight". I won if you can call it that. I am as wet as he is!
Zebedeewesty
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Its funny how dogs love being in the sea, ponds, rivers and muddy puddles but try and wash one in a sink or bath and they hate it so much.So this is Max, we adopted him with Fifi (Post #4342) a couple months ago. We have our three granddaughters ages 4, 8 & 8 with us this week and they were playing with chalk on the back pool deck. Making drawings, etc. Max decided he LIKED the chalk so he rolled around in it for awhile!
I can't state how much he HATES being combed or bathed. I had to wash him in the garage sink and it was a literal fight. He was scrambling, clawing, trying to jump out while I'm hanging on with one hand on his collar and the other on the pullout faucet while still trying to soap him, scrub him, etc. A "dogfight". I won if you can call it that. I am as wet as he is!
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Dan in Pasadena
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Exactly!Its funny how dogs love being in the sea, ponds, rivers and muddy puddles but try and wash one in a sink or bath and they hate it so much.
He can't get enough personal attention. Petting, scratching, belly rubs, etc. But bring out a comb or brush and even when done lightly he scrams as fast as possible. I'm trying to periodically comb him lightly for like 10-15 seconds before he notices then stop so he gets used to it. I doubt I'll be successful but I'm trying.
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ronjon1190
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My boy Jax is the same way. He will climb all over me and force me to pet him, scratch him, rub him, beat him, (kidding, I don't beat my dog!) anything for contact. I could sit there and pull his coat out by the fistful, and he would stand there and smile and wag his tail and mush on me to get more. He has a long coat that sometimes gets matted, and if I have a comb in my hand, he won't come within 30 feet of me and will sit over there and bark at me. Same for scissors to cut out the offending mats. Scissors are bad. Every time my wife leaves a pair of her craft scissors within reach, he steals them and chews the handles off of them. (It has happened more often than I would like to admit.)
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Stedlin
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This is Milly with her winter coat. It may be June but we’re in Duluth and the high today is 50F.
She’s a Dorky.
She’s a Dorky.
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Dan in Pasadena
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Now this is a TRUE garage dog. But dude, get him a fluffy garage bed. He deserves one and it needs to be in your way or it won't be where he really wants to be!
Jazz1
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Joey, 14 year old miniature poodle in the bed of my ‘55.
We adopted him & his sister, Sugar when they were 6. Their owner had gotten a terminal diagnosis and made his sister promise to keep them. She didn’t. Gave them to my B-I-L who left them outside all the time. NOT right for these little lap dogs. We took them both. Sugar passed due to a brain tumor several years ago. Both were/are very friendly and super devoted….to me!
He does not know he won The Forever Home Lottery. Bet he’d like to do some bird hunting here with my Freddy
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Dan in Pasadena
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Freddy is a great looking pup. Most people don’t know poodles we’re bred as hunting dogs and love doing their work. Good on you!
Renegade1LI
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Truth is he likes that little area of exposed concrete, that’s why there’s no matting there, doesn’t like soft bedding.
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Dan in Pasadena
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My new little dog, Max likes the cold on his man goodies so he lays spread eagle on the tile in front of our fireplace to keep 'em coooool. Ha ha
LeonardY
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You need one of these.
It works.
ITGuy1998
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New Golden puppy - future garage dog in the making. She's already attached to my hip...
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Dan in Pasadena
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I’ve posted it before but I’ll post it again:
“Dogs are better than people and it ain’t even close”