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Spud 12-21-2009 09:59 AM

Vash you are so right about that.. Our girl likes to snorkle in her bowl. Fortunately they are so easy to train, we trained her to stay in the laundry room after she gets a drink, she'll lay in there until somebody comes by and dries her face. :D

crustychief 12-21-2009 10:17 AM

Shadow even keeps skunks out of the backyard!
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Westy 12-21-2009 10:17 AM

I thought only my Lab drank like a Rain Bird. Gotta love those wet toilet seats!

Superman 12-21-2009 11:26 AM

I've got a friend who raises guide dog puppies. From about 8 weeks to one year. The dog is trained and evaluated, and if it has what it takes, it goes on to "guide dog college."

If the dog does not have what it takes, then the dog gets a "career change," and becomes somebody's pet. For a donation to the non-profit (the folks who train these dogs), those dogs can be bought. They are NICE dogs, since they have been trained and handled for one year by folks who understand dog training.


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Originally Posted by dan88911 (Post 5079601)
Yeah, labs are cool wish I had the time for one. No time for the training and the maintenance. I 'd want to be able to take it anywhere without problems like them see and eye dogs.


robs944 12-21-2009 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 5079624)
only downside to all my LABS...messiest water drinkers EVER!

How True :)

My 13yr old
Herc
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MT930 12-21-2009 02:04 PM

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Stella The Wonder Dog

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My old friend long gone.

Chocaholic 12-21-2009 02:14 PM

Murph. Well, mostly Lab (70%). A little Boxer and dollop of Chow for flavor:

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Type911 12-22-2009 05:24 AM

Cosmo !!!

Dec 1997 - Nov 2009

My first Labrador and the best dog in the world. Miss you pal...

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pookie 12-22-2009 06:41 AM

Here's my favorite one of our wonder dog. This was a few years ago, he's about 8 in the pic, he's 11 1/2 now. Not much has changed except his goatee has gotten grayer. By far the best dog ever...In fact my wife says he has to live forever, I sure hope she's right.

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'89cab 12-22-2009 08:42 AM

They love to go for rides...

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lowyder993s 12-22-2009 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by MT930 (Post 5082781)

A honkers worst nightmare...I'd share a blind w/ that hound anyday...looks like he was a good doggie

Rikao4 12-22-2009 10:09 AM

rumor has it ..
he could deal cards..

mine..well having 2+pool +dog-door
=..lot's of towell laundry..
love them

Rika

Moses 12-22-2009 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by pookie (Post 5083873)
Here's my favorite one of our wonder dog. This was a few years ago, he's about 8 in the pic, he's 11 1/2 now. Not much has changed except his goatee has gotten grayer. By far the best dog ever...In fact my wife says he has to live forever, I sure hope she's right.

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Man, that picture tells a story! What a beautiful dog. You can just see his personality.

vash 12-22-2009 10:42 AM

sorry to burst all your bubbles..but BISHOP the black lab, was the best dog ever. he was very very young when he retrieved his first duck. the bird was as big as he was...he ran into the reeds, and had to back out with the mallard. it warmed the heart. one of my brother's hoochie mamma girlfriends taught him to fetch rocks...errr, no so good since the world is basically made from rocks. nothing more annoying than watching ducks set their approach pattern, to see Bishop out there in the water with his head submerged looking for rocks..

Hendog 12-22-2009 12:33 PM

This past summer we rented an ocean front cottage for two weeks. The dogs loved it as did we. I'd get up in the morning, make coffee and go out and throw the ball for the dogs. They'd laze around until it was time again in the afternoon to fetch that ball. Ahhh, dogs and summer...

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jhynesrockmtn 12-22-2009 04:10 PM

My two boys, almost 11 now. This picture is 4 or 5 years old. Kona is the bigger one and a rescue I've had 6 years. He's the dumb stoner surfer dude. Hooch I've had since he was a pup and he is as smart as a whip. They are the best dogs I've ever had. Kona has been a project though and spent several nights in the doggie ER after ingesting various non food items. 4 years ago around this time it was what ended up being 12 pounds of christmas wrapping paper. It looked like he had swallowed a basket ball.

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MT930 12-22-2009 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by lowyder993s (Post 5084280)
A honkers worst nightmare...I'd share a blind w/ that hound anyday...looks like he was a good doggie

Thanks! He preferred the geese wounded it was more sporting for him. He would dispatch them quickly. He made it to just shy of 15 years old. That picture he was 8 or so In the prime of the waterfowl days.

RIP Gunner

lowyder993s 12-22-2009 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by MT930 (Post 5085053)
Thanks! He preferred the geese wounded it was more sporting for him. He would dispatch them quickly. He made it to just shy of 15 years old. That picture he was 8 or so In the prime of the waterfowl days.

RIP Gunner

I got 15 out of Tule...he was a sweetheart...

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dan88911 12-22-2009 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Superman (Post 5082510)
I've got a friend who raises guide dog puppies. From about 8 weeks to one year. The dog is trained and evaluated, and if it has what it takes, it goes on to "guide dog college."

If the dog does not have what it takes, then the dog gets a "career change," and becomes somebody's pet. For a donation to the non-profit (the folks who train these dogs), those dogs can be bought. They are NICE dogs, since they have been trained and handled for one year by folks who understand dog training.

Hey thanks Superman, I'll look into that.SmileWavy

juanbenae 12-22-2009 08:10 PM

man. its puppy time. mcqueen is 10 come january. 40's 1st then a pup,,, K?


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