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I can absolutely see our dog doing this
austin20
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If any thing gets dropped on the floor, get out of the way. They have decided anything on the floor is theirs and act accordingly!!
This one will eat nearly anything he can reach
Buddy is usually exceptionally good about not bothering my food. He has however robbed me about twice. Bites of minute steak left on a plate on the living room coffee table, if I remember correctly.
He knew he had done wrong. (Picture Nanuq907's "is this a Seal, or a Pit Bull" thread.)
If I even wag my finger at him, he goes in to that mode.
Too funny to get mad at him.
One day they were over and I had had burgers on the grill. We were sitting there eating when Ox grabbed my cheese burger right out of my hand. Without even thinking about it I quick as a flash grabbed the hide on the side of his neck and gave a firm shake with a stern NO. That cheese burger hit the deck about a nanosecond ahead of Ox. Every inch from rump to chin was down and his eyes rolled up lookin' to me for further instructions. Delbereeny looked like someone had shoved a porkypine up his butt.
I piled a bunch of other stuff on my plate and got a chicken leg and later got it in my pocket and hidden. I could hardly keep from laughing as I watched all the rest enjoy the fried chicken. Kinda wished I had not seen that big hound chewing on that chicken, it sure looked good fried but I could not enjoy.
While on the way home I asked my wife if she enjoyed the fried chicken. Did not tell her until couple weeks later what I seen.
Them neighbors were city dudes from Buffalo, New York and had made the hound a inside house dog.
Them were city people had bad rashes from scratching. When I told them they had chiggers they had never heard of such and wanted to know what chiggers looked like. They guy wanted to know how to treat them chigger bites around his ankles and in the groin area. He said his testicles were raw from scratching. I told him to take a strong lysol bath in hot water to get rid of the chiggers and he would stop scratching afterwards. I was not ever invited back for another friendly supper. I enjoyed giving New Yorkers Okie/Arkie advise.
Apparently no chiggers reside in buffalo, New York area.
The more people I meet the more I like my dogs.
Reese (because she looked like she had peanut butter smears on her face and feet) could catch any food tossed at her. If it got close to her it vanished -- never seen a dog as quick.
Except the time we got a "Little Ceaser's" pizza. She was watching for her treat as I opened the box so I tossed her the pepper they used to put in the box.
It arced through the air and was intercepted but continued on it's path to hit the floor.
Reese then gave me that look -- "That wasn't a nice thing to do to doggie" -- that dogs have mastered.
Mom had a Cairn Terrier when I was in High School that kept eating the cat's dry cat food, so Mom decided to try mixing the cat food and her dry dog food.
Mom gave up and just fed her cat food.