Dog pics

Jstpssng · Sep 1, 2019

^^^^^
Now that's a dog pic!! :laughing:

Alien · Sep 1, 2019

Our dogs rarely watch TV but if a car blows its' horn in a movie they run to the door going nuts.

JHurt · Sep 2, 2019

This is how we bath our bulldogs now. Neither one of them like water!

Jstpssng · Sep 2, 2019

JHurt said:
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This is how we bath our bulldogs now. Neither one of them like water!

Both my current and previous Labs love water and swimming, yet getting a bath is like anathema to them. Of course, finding something really smelly to roll in afterward is an antidote.

goeduck · Sep 3, 2019

My neigbor is on vacation and his wifes sister is sitting his 2 dogs and has her own 2 dogs. Between the properties is a gate that my Heeler plays fence aggression with one of my neighbors dogs, harmless and we open the gate so they can play. The sisters two dogs are not getting along with my Border Collie and the Border Collie started joining in on the fence aggression with the other 4 dogs.

Today I let my dogs out and they ran to the gate. I am thinking no big deal but by the time I get to the (closed) gate my Border Collie has my Heeler pinned to the ground by the throat. I break it up and make sure my healer is okay and buttsore the Border Collie. An hour later it is like nothing happened. I know these things happen and are part of the way dogs are but my Heeler is old and not able to defend herself very well. Why a dog turns on its own pack when in this situation, I do not know. I have seen it many times but usually it is just a nip, not like today.

grnspot110 · Sep 3, 2019

Squirrel watcher:

Citydude · Sep 5, 2019

Another squirrel watcher.

wheelbuilder · Sep 5, 2019

This is Truman, a neo mastiff/black lab mix who thinks he's a lap dog. He was busy eating wild blueberries.

wheelbuilder · Sep 5, 2019

goeduck said:
My neigbor is on vacation and his wifes sister is sitting his 2 dogs and has her own 2 dogs. Between the properties is a gate that my Heeler plays fence aggression with one of my neighbors dogs, harmless and we open the gate so they can play. The sisters two dogs are not getting along with my Border Collie and the Border Collie started joining in on the fence aggression with the other 4 dogs.

Today I let my dogs out and they ran to the gate. I am thinking no big deal but by the time I get to the (closed) gate my Border Collie has my Heeler pinned to the ground by the throat. I break it up and make sure my healer is okay and buttsore the Border Collie. An hour later it is like nothing happened. I know these things happen and are part of the way dogs are but my Heeler is old and not able to defend herself very well. Why a dog turns on its own pack when in this situation, I do not know. I have seen it many times but usually it is just a nip, not like today.

Back when I had 2 dogs, my older dog would usually just need to give the younger one a hard look or nudge. There were times when Truman (the younger dog) wouldn't take a hint, and Maggie would put he mouth right around his neck and pin him to the ground. It was pretty gently done, considering Maggie went about 230 and Truman is 120. No yelping from Truman and no marks on him, he'd remember his place.