The DOG thread - Page 195

john70t · 05-20-2017, 05:14 PM

Those ACDs could walk on hind legs backwards, do figure 8s backwards through her legs, bounce off different parts of her body, and obstacle course of course.

I missed the shot but this tuned out to be a saturday night fever pose on hind legs.

That will do, pig. Yes. That will do.

bugstrider · bugstrider's Garage

Found this little feller on the front porch when I got home from work. Now canvassing the neighborhood looking for its owner.

Now at an emergency vet to see if he is chipped. My wife slugged me when I called him "ballsack" since he is unaltered and wants to pee on everything. I should explain that particular thought ran through my head when I went to move the little guy to my lap when the wife got out of the car at the vet. When I moved him, I got a handful of dog-balls, hence the name. Of course, she promptly reminded me to be sure to "cup the balls". Yup, her sense of humor is as twisted as mine.

Fell asleep in the car while driving with his nose under my hand. Must be stressful running loose in coyote country. Those buggers have been very active recently. Will guarantee an instant awake feeling when a pack fires off behind your house.

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bugstrider · bugstrider's Garage

Update time;

Ok, so after a run to the vet, no chip, collar or any other identifying info, we found the owner of " Peanut". But only after asking around some more homes on the lower portion of our road downhill of our property. Which led us to some homes occupied by some serious bushokies.

Is it bad when you want to smack the owner in the head and yell... "Collars with ID tags do wonders!. ID chips are not evil!!" Especially when they respond with, "he'd come back eventually." Keep thinking that F-Tard, not so much with the coyote activity as of late. Those little bastards have been firing off at 0230 just below our house.

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Give 'em hell, Bugs!

At a client's late Friday and they have an invisible fence for their Aussie. Well a neighbor's dog is running around with their dog but there's traffic at the intersection where they live and the neighbor's dog keeps running out into the road. Unlike "Lucy' because of the invisible fence.

Dumb neighbor didn't realize his dog was out running around.

Dumb neighbor didn't have an invisible fence.

Dumb neighbor shouldn't be allowed to have a dog.....let alone human children probably.

Fark.....

bugstrider · bugstrider's Garage

Thanks Baz,

Pet ownership isn't for everyone.

Sir Lump all content in mum's lap

asphaltgambler · 05-22-2017, 08:29 AM

^^^^Our new addition - Scottish Rough Coat Collie / Male 8 weeks. We had such a hole in our lives after losing our Chow to basically old age.

All my adult life had Chow Chows, but with increasing insurance regulations we needed to choose a different breed that also suits our lifestyle. I had a collie when I was a kid, an older dog who 'found' us. He was really such a good overall dog. So with that I went on the 'search'

I found this little gem just outside of Richmond, Va from an extremely reputable breeder. We are so excited! He is settling in already, very sharp as well. I'll be posting pics here as he grows.

asphaltgambler · 05-22-2017, 08:35 AM

Another

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Craig T · 05-25-2017, 08:22 PM

Given the choice of filet mignon or an empty peanut butter jar...I think he'd choose the peanut butter.

Jeff Alton · 05-25-2017, 08:32 PM

Catching up on some paperwork, emails and getting organized for a busy day tomorrow. They seem content to wait for their walk....

RKDinOKC · RKDinOKC's Garage

Went to grocery store this evening and took Pepper, my 2yo Golden Retriever. I leave the back seat windows down which is only half way while I am getting groceries. Got a call on the PA to come to the service desk about my dog trying to get out of the car.

If Pepper sees anyone in a 6 car radius in the parking lot she sticks out the window as far as she can wiggling excitedly like a puppy trying to get attention, but doesn't bark. People walking anywhere near the SUV come over, giver her attention, push her back in the car, then report that she is trying to get out at the grocery store's service desk. Pepper never jumps or falls out of the window. She is just happy to get attention.

This is a new grocery store. The one I used to go to closed. At the old store the girls that collect the cars just love Pepper. When they see me walk in the door they wave at me and go give Pepper attention under the guise of collecting the carts in the parking lot. If someone reported her trying to get out, instead of paging me the manager would go out and give Pepper more attention. They all seem genuinely disappointed when I went to the grocery store without Pepper.

Guess it will take some time to train the new people at the grocery store. Though they already seem like they like Pepper already.

R K T · 05-26-2017, 03:21 PM

bugstrider · bugstrider's Garage

Our Helicopter mechanic's new mascot. Ferocious attack guard dog.

Puppy action shots, hence why nothing is in focus.

Dang, WTH with the old man hands?!?!?!?

Happy Saturday and thank you to all our Veterans.
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bugstrider · bugstrider's Garage

Sir Lump getting ready to visit his favorite older human

What? Human

Ruff morning

Riddle me this Batman,
Why is it people, when they walk their dogs think they are being responsible by picking up after their dogs while on their morning stroll and then..............................

Feel the need to leave the little blue bag of crap for others to find while on their morning walk. Rather than disposing of it properly?
People make me laugh