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I have a dog question too.

Why does my bigger dog walk over and lift his leg and tinkle on the little dog? What's that all about? I feel so bad for John when Rudy does this! Is that the alpha dog thing?
 
Johnrudy said:
I have a dog question too.

Why does my bigger dog walk over and lift his leg and tinkle on the little dog? What's that all about? I feel so bad for John when Rudy does this! Is that the alpha dog thing?

That's just not right!!!! Unless, Rudy wants everyone to know that John is his????
 
Caught her in the act. I got a rock..I got a rock..yeah yeah yeah for me I got rock! At least that is what I think she is thinking:clap_1:

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30ARules said:
Caught her in the act. I got a rock..I got a rock..yeah yeah yeah for me I got rock! At least that is what I think she is thinking:clap_1:

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Beautiful dog. What's her name?
 
Johnrudy said:
Beautiful dog. What's her name?
That would be Moose, AKA "moose a moose" AKA "Moosie beans" AKA "Beanies" AKA "Don't do that"

Depends on who is talkin to her and what she is doin:cool:
 
If it makes you feel any better, here's my story. We spent the day yesterday panting our annuals and plugging in a few perennials that we lost over the winter. At the end of our day as we walked back through the yard to admire our days work.......there sat our little schnauzer Guinness, with the remains of one the plants in his mouth and the rest strewn across the lawn with big ol' holes where he had dug each of them up. :pissed: He tried to sit very still. I guess he thought we wouldn't notice his silly a** sitting there with the plant hanging out of both sides of his mouth. If we weren't so old and tired we would have chased him into the next county. Let's just say Mr. Guinness is in the "dog house".
 
gotothebeachmom said:
If it makes you feel any better, here's my story. We spent the day yesterday panting our annuals and plugging in a few perennials that we lost over the winter. At the end of our day as we walked back through the yard to admire our days work.......there sat our little schnauzer Guinness, with the remains of one the plants in his mouth and the rest strewn across the lawn with big ol' holes where he had dug each of them up. :pissed: He tried to sit very still. I guess he thought we wouldn't notice his silly a** sitting there with the plant hanging out of both sides of his mouth. If we weren't so old and tired we would have chased him into the next county. Let's just say Mr. Guinness is in the "dog house".
GTTBM - Love the name Mr. Guinness!:cool: We have another mutt named J??ger, and yes he is named after the "I did what last night?" liquor:clap_1:
 
30ARules said:
GTTBM - Love the name Mr. Guinness!:cool: We have another mutt named J??ger, and yes he is named after the "I did what last night?" liquor:clap_1:

Actually he's just Guinness. The Mr. was plugged in to show the trouble he's in. He has a little sister named Bailey. We love them dearly. Even when they are ripping our landscaping out by the roots! :funn:
 
30ARules said:
Does anyone know how to explain to a 100 pound lab that no one wants her precious "giant" rock collection, and therefore her over zealous attempt to burry it all over the yard is not required? Mowed the grass today and nearly broke my leg due to her need to secure her bounty!:bang:

Our last discussion about the "squirrel" incident did no good, so I am at wits end.. I just don?t speak lab. Any help greatly appreciated.:idontno:


I have a solution for you!! A real solution. I discovered this trick myself when my Halle Sue was a baby and thought she had to dig holes all over the backyard-she liked to bury the treasures she found and then dig them up later.

I got a Pooper Scooper, and I picked up her little (?) piles of waste all over the backyard. I proceed to then dump her waste into her holes. She was watching me the whole time, and she appeared horrifed, like 'Mom, what are you doing to my holes? :pissed: You are desecrating them!' Needless to say, she left the holes alone after that and didn't try to keep digging in them. She has her scruples, you know. You just can't dig around poop. She also eventually stopped trying to dig new holes, since she knew what I would do to them and the fun was gone.

That's my answer...
 
MKH said:
I have a solution for you!! A real solution. I discovered this trick myself when my Halle Sue was a baby and thought she had to dig holes all over the backyard-she liked to bury the treasures she found and then dig them up later.

I got a Pooper Scooper, and I picked up her little (?) piles of waste all over the backyard. I proceed to then dump her waste into her holes. She was watching me the whole time, and she appeared horrifed, like 'Mom, what are you doing to my holes? :pissed: You are desecrating them!' Needless to say, she left the holes alone after that and didn't try to keep digging in them. She has her scruples, you know. You just can't dig around poop. She also eventually stopped trying to dig new holes, since she knew what I would do to them and the fun was gone.

That's my answer...
Thanks MKH. I pooper scoop as well, but never thought about putting it in her rock holes:idontno: Seems like a good idea. I will try it and let you know how moose responds:cool:
 
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