goeduck
Super Member
My border collie growls at me when she want attention or food. Not in a mean way at all. Somehow she doesnt know how to whimper and whine.
Strange things your pets do...
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2LaneCruzer
Super Member
My little Boston, Molly, liked to ride in my truck. Whenever I opened the door, she would jump in and I couldn't coax her out, until I took her for a ride around the cul-de-sac...and then she was happy!
goeduck
Super Member
I can leave my dogs in the truck for an hour if the sun is not out. They take a nap and later are just as happy to get out, as if I took them somewhere.
old and tired
Veteran Member
We had a rescue golden that was deathly afraid of vehicles... until he figured that he will not be left behind if he got in. Then it became his dog house and he didn't want to leave it...
My dog will stay in the truck for hours. He generally goes with me anyways, although age and old injuries are keeping him out of the woods more and more. Often when I'm home and working outside I will put him in one of the trucks, open the door and leave him there to watch me.
Citydude
Elite Member
These guys like to enjoy birdwatching from the great indoors.
oosik
Epic Contributor
This morning, while outside, Brownie( chocolate Cocker Spaniel) met his first porcupine. I couldn't see what it was but his barking told me it was important. My heart dropped to my knees when I saw it was a porky. This is how I lost my previous puppy. Brownie advanced on the porky. The porky hissed at him. Brownie rapidly retreated and sat down, right at my feet. I was so happy - I almost cried. The porky is "gone" and Brownie got one of his very special treats for being such a good boy. This was the first porky I've seen on the property in over ten years.
There are porcupines out there but normally way out on the property. Eating the bark on the tops of small pines.
There are porcupines out there but normally way out on the property. Eating the bark on the tops of small pines.
goeduck
Super Member
My 15 YO red heeler is very hard to spot in the woods this time of year with all the leaves on the ground. Plus she has picked up a habit of stopping where she is at when I call her rather than returning to me. So no movement, red on brown is very hard to spot, particularly if she stops behind a tree or rock. Our woods are thick and it has me thinking she will stay in the truck next time.
oosik
Epic Contributor
Or you could put one of those flaming orange fluorescent dog jackets on the red healer. They are so bright - they will glow, even in the daylight. Maybe she would realize that the jacket makes her visible at any moment.
