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These come from a place called “Perfect Timing”...
Yes, Trinity is an Italian Greyhound aka IG for those who don’t know the abbreviation. My baby girl dog.
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
My dogs have learned to team up. My son was eating dinner on the couch. The bulldog walked up next to him to get petted. When my son reached over to pet him, the beagle snatched some chicken from his plate. They have several versions of this ploy.
Here they are looking innocent.
Here they are looking innocent.
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Love it! One time, I'd just finished grilling a porterhouse and had managed one bite, when I decided I wanted a beer. In the 30 seconds I had my back turned, my 8 lb Chihuahua jumped from the couch back onto the table, grabbed the entire porterhouse and dragged it and my silverware onto my chair and then the floor!
But I got to it before the 5 second rule expired, so I ate it anyway.
The brown dog, Britney,
Got to about 2 before she was allowed inside. Her first experience of the great indoors was completely taken up lying in front of the fire thinking it was the total goods. Well apart from the bit about drinking in how all this was working. But she didn't plan this right through. As inexperienced dogs so often don't. And she had to go outside. Where she was promptly forgotten. When I got up the next morning, she'd made a little stack of firewood outside her kennel. And after that day she spent about a month cycling various objects through her stack before giving up on her project. Speculation was that she was after the ignition component.
I can't prove she was trying to light a fire. But it all looked exactly like it would if she was.
Got to about 2 before she was allowed inside. Her first experience of the great indoors was completely taken up lying in front of the fire thinking it was the total goods. Well apart from the bit about drinking in how all this was working. But she didn't plan this right through. As inexperienced dogs so often don't. And she had to go outside. Where she was promptly forgotten. When I got up the next morning, she'd made a little stack of firewood outside her kennel. And after that day she spent about a month cycling various objects through her stack before giving up on her project. Speculation was that she was after the ignition component.
I can't prove she was trying to light a fire. But it all looked exactly like it would if she was.
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Love it! One time, I'd just finished grilling a porterhouse and had managed one bite, when I decided I wanted a beer. In the 30 seconds I had my back turned, my 8 lb Chihuahua jumped from the couch back onto the table, grabbed the entire porterhouse and dragged it and my silverware onto my chair and then the floor!
But I got to it before the 5 second rule expired, so I ate it anyway.
A number of years we rescued a pit bull. It had spent a year as a puppy on the cold winter streets of Massachusetts, and was literally a day from being put to sleep when rescued. Her first day with us, my wife had made a lamb roast, and it was on the dining room table - our new pittie got up on her hind legs and ate it whole in a flash. I couldn't be (too) mad at her - it was probably more food than she could imagine (and I was used to bulldogs, who are more "two dimensional" dogs).
''Wot, us cunning thieves? No!''
Your Pit looks like our Casey...
Oh, Lord...what have we done? A contractor that works for my wife just gave us...
Old dog and a young dog. Good move. Former can teach the latter new tricks. When Casey starts slowing down, you might want to organise a chill out space for him. We let the old dog indoors. But puppy got to wait until s/he is the old dog.
May not be tactful to mention, but the OD/YD continuity takes a lot of the sting out of it when the OD passes on.
May not be tactful to mention, but the OD/YD continuity takes a lot of the sting out of it when the OD passes on.
Our poor little guy isn’t taking well to this remote learning. It is cutting into his beauty sleep.
You are gonna be very, very busy for the next few months.... What a cute dog!!!
Mira (5) and Birk (11 and a rescue), Manchester Terriers, both spoilt rotten, but we love them. Cheers from Norway.
