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Dogs pics from clearing trails yesterday.
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Great pics, except for the snow.
 
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LOL she has that "I could use a treat" look!
Our dog gets treats every time she comes in the house (when we call or when she comes and is known to have been a "good girl"). She is to stay outside until we un-dawn gear and get ready for her onslaught- need to toss out the arresting gear- my arm! She can get all goofy and try to run around and jump on stuff she ought not to when she's wet (a 95 lb wet missile)! Have to get her toweled off. If she is good she gets a treat. And even IF she hasn't been good she'll settle down (what happened to to rambunctious, crazy dog?), sit and then stare at you in that same "OK, what about the treat now?" look.
 
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Our dog gets treats for good acts such as urinating where she's supposed to as well but some days she'll come with me to the mailbox and then stares at me "hey, where's my treat?" I tell her why but you wonder if they understand why....
 
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I posted a pic of Sophie back on page 378 but I came across a couple more good ones while deleting images on my phone. They are of her with fawns. The first one is near the house, I was sitting on the porch and went to investigate when I heard her barking in the woods. The fawn was holding its own and head butting toward her when she tried to approach it. The next one was on a different part of the property, she must have heard or got scent of a fawn in high grass and was walking through it when the fawn jumped up and ran. She ran after it (and me after her), the fawn had the presence to run in the pond and Sophie doesn't like swimming and will only walk out in ankle deep water.
We walked a couple hundred yards away then sat and observed the fawn. After 15 minutes or so it walked out of the water and curled up in the weeds along the edge and we walked home. I came back about an hour and half later alone with binoculars to watch it from a distance and it wasn't long until the mother walked right to it and they both walked over in the woods.



 
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I posted a pic of Sophie back on page 378 but I came across a couple more good ones while deleting images on my phone. They are of her with fawns. The first one is near the house, I was sitting on the porch and went to investigate when I heard her barking in the woods. The fawn was holding its own and head butting toward her when she tried to approach it. The next one was on a different part of the property, she must have heard or got scent of a fawn in high grass and was walking through it when the fawn jumped up and ran. She ran after it (and me after her), the fawn had the presence to run in the pond and Sophie doesn't like swimming and will only walk out in ankle deep water.
We walked a couple hundred yards away then sat and observed the fawn. After 15 minutes or so it walked out of the water and curled up in the weeds along the edge and we walked home. I came back about an hour and half later alone with binoculars to watch it from a distance and it wasn't long until the mother walked right to it and they both walked over in the woods.



You are much more brave than us. We've had does charge us while holding a puppy in our arms and her fawn was somewhere near by...... They are quite fearful of k-9's.
 
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You are much more brave than us. We've had does charge us while holding a puppy in our arms and her fawn was somewhere near by...... They are quite fearful of k-9's.
You're right and I'm aware the mother can and likely will do what she can to defend her fawn.
 
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You're right and I'm aware the mother can and likely will do what she can to defend her fawn.
One of my cattledogs once chased a doe out of a field as she had done dozens of times before. Little did either of us know that there was a fawn hidden nearby. As the dog was returning to me all proud of herself, up comes momma from behind us with bad intent. I was able to get the doe to back off but I am glad I turned around when I did. Just glad it wasn't one of our elk. we don't have moose here, I would not want to be around an upset momma moose.
 
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I've heard similar deer and dog stories, an elk would be more formidable, much less a moose!
 
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...Lets see your mutts...!
This is my 18 month old retreiver...doing what he does best...!
This is my new puppy. He’s 5 weeks old and I pick him up at breeders at 8 weeks.
 

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