Pet pics thread - Page 21

Cutty72 · 07-14-2010, 08:48 PM

Lol, same website, just a different page on the site!

Adeptus_Minor · 07-14-2010, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Cutty72

Lol, same website, just a different page on the site!

So are they referring to these:

or

Mine is a Kelpie (and lab mix), which is yet another Australian herding dog

caveman · 07-14-2010, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Adeptus_Minor

So are they referring to these:

or

Mine is a Kelpie (and lab mix), which is yet another Australian herding dog

I like the first set. Short hair and very cool looking. Love the blue looking fur with the cool white spots

Tsunami · 07-14-2010, 09:17 PM

Anyone have experience with giving their dogs enzyme powders? Trying to get rid of Puggys stank breath. Vet said it wasn't her teeth or gums.

HokieDNA01 · 07-14-2010, 10:21 PM

Australian sheperds are the second pic you posted. the first is the Australian Cattle dog (heeler). They did originate in Australia

Adeptus_Minor · 07-15-2010, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by HokieDNA01

Australian shepherds are the second pic you posted. the first is the Australian Cattle dog (heeler). They did originate in Australia

Cool, that's what I thought.
Just to keep it relevant, here's another pic of my kelpie mix.

Quit looking at me with those sad doggy eyes... Make your own damn sammich!

wildchild · 07-15-2010, 09:04 AM

our little poodle used to dig, A LOT, as in all you'd see would be her butt sticking out of the hole and flying dirt. she just got tired of it or being scolded I guess because she quit after a couple weeks.

I knew a lady who would fill the hole with water and dunk her dogs head in it. I don't have the heart to do that to one of my dogs. she claimed it worked. I would consider squirting him with water if you catch him in the act. although some dogs like that. LOL

not all dogs jumping around like idiots is bad training, my dog sees other people maybe twice a year and other dogs about the same. she goes ape shit when it happens. not aggresive but going crazy. is it training? I don't know the other day she was chasing a cat and immediately dropped chase and came to my side when I called her. I'd say her training is pretty good. you can't remove all traces of "animal" from an animal.

boxers are known for being very hyper. she lives up to her calling.

as for the blue heeler, do you have lots of running room for him? I've also heard they're prone to run off if not preoperly fenced or tied. it's the hunting instinct. critter runs by and the chase is on.

Tmall · 07-15-2010, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by wildchild

our little poodle used to dig, A LOT, as in all you'd see would be her butt sticking out of the hole and flying dirt. she just got tired of it or being scolded I guess because she quit after a couple weeks.

I knew a lady who would fill the hole with water and dunk her dogs head in it. I don't have the heart to do that to one of my dogs. she claimed it worked. I would consider squirting him with water if you catch him in the act. although some dogs like that. LOL

not all dogs jumping around like idiots is bad training, my dog sees other people maybe twice a year and other dogs about the same. she goes ape shit when it happens. not aggresive but going crazy. is it training? I don't know the other day she was chasing a cat and immediately dropped chase and came to my side when I called her. I'd say her training is pretty good. you can't remove all traces of "animal" from an animal.

boxers are known for being very hyper. she lives up to her calling.

as for the blue heeler, do you have lots of running room for him? I've also heard they're prone to run off if not preoperly fenced or tied. it's the hunting instinct. critter runs by and the chase is on.

I have two boxers and neither jump on people or are too rough with other dogs. Proper socializing takes care of them jumping up on people. You said it best, they don't see people or other pets often, so they just get over excited.

We bring ours to the park several times a week. They're to the point that they just walk away from aggressive dogs. It's actually funny, the other dog will be snarling and lunging, my two don't even acknowledge it being alive.

racedoll · 07-15-2010, 01:05 PM

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Oh gawd. Can anyone assist with digging? Or um, throwing oneself at doors and windows?

Now, it's bedtime, according to his owner he was an outside dog, but he periodically throws himself at the back door and starts scratching. Or at the window next to the bed.

Gas hit is with why he is digging, I think.

Window throwing - watch out, reminds me of my sister's boxer that jumped through a window while she wasn't home. I think it was separation anxiety on why the dog did it.

Amber Lamps · 07-15-2010, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by HokieDNA01

Australian sheperds are the second pic you posted. the first is the Australian Cattle dog (heeler). They did originate in Australia

Smart broads are so sexy!

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wildchild cruiser Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: on the run Moto: '09 HD superglide, 16 Yamaha FZ 09 Posts: 2,749	our little poodle used to dig, A LOT, as in all you'd see would be her butt sticking out of the hole and flying dirt. she just got tired of it or being scolded I guess because she quit after a couple weeks. I knew a lady who would fill the hole with water and dunk her dogs head in it. I don't have the heart to do that to one of my dogs. she claimed it worked. I would consider squirting him with water if you catch him in the act. although some dogs like that. LOL not all dogs jumping around like idiots is bad training, my dog sees other people maybe twice a year and other dogs about the same. she goes ape shit when it happens. not aggresive but going crazy. is it training? I don't know the other day she was chasing a cat and immediately dropped chase and came to my side when I called her. I'd say her training is pretty good. you can't remove all traces of "animal" from an animal. boxers are known for being very hyper. she lives up to her calling. as for the blue heeler, do you have lots of running room for him? I've also heard they're prone to run off if not preoperly fenced or tied. it's the hunting instinct. critter runs by and the chase is on.