It's a dog, dog, dog, dogworld

by **Uncle Milty** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 19:26:55

Mine started a new "trick" a little while ago.

She occasionally "hides" in the bedroom while I"m in the bathroom/shower and then bum rushes me when I walk out. Guess I took too long tonight because she fell asleep under the bed.

So I hear her yawn, she crawls out, stretches and THEN rushes me. I still acted surprised since it makes her so happy.

by **Bucky** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 19:41:01

by **The B1G Piece** » Wed Apr 29, 2020 20:34:19

Rescue dogs test your patience with training.

by **Monkeyboy** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 00:24:14

The B1G Piece wrote:Rescue dogs test your patience with training.

Did you get that in a fortune cookie or something?

by **Uncle Milty** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 07:06:00

Bucky wrote:[youtube]

That's the idea but Winifred is not nearly that good as hiding. She's also much more excited post ambush.

by **Phred** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 08:38:06

Uncle Milty wrote:Phred did you adopt that dog?

I adopted A dog but not THAT dog. Sal was already adopted by the time I my meeting was scheduled.

I adopted Dash, a 9 year old Shar Pei mix from the Humane Society. They had named him Dasher but that was too reinderrish for me.

I'd post pics but I can never remember how.

by **The B1G Piece** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 13:54:48

Monkeyboy wrote:
The B1G Piece wrote:Rescue dogs test your patience with training.

Did you get that in a fortune cookie or something?

No, speaking from experience. Our next boxer girl is a handful and it's just hard to pinpoint her triggers without knowing what level of abuse she received previously.

by **The Savior** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 20:12:31

I’ve been trying for 4 weeks to rescue a dog and cannot get anyone to even really call me back. Got approved by 1 rescue org but no follow ups. Booo

by **The Savior** » Thu May 28, 2020 06:19:54

The Savior wrote:I’ve been trying for 4 weeks to rescue a dog and cannot get anyone to even really call me back. Got approved by 1 rescue org but no follow ups. Booo

It’s happening!!!!

by **Uncle Milty** » Thu May 28, 2020 06:46:30

Congrats

by **The Savior** » Fri May 29, 2020 22:33:59

Picking her up this weekend. My wife told me that the pup was first posted for adoption on the day of our old dogs birthday. It’s been 10 months since we’ve lost him and there’s been a void missing in the family. Really excited.

by **Wheels Tupay** » Fri May 29, 2020 23:23:09

Get em

by **Monkeyboy** » Sat May 30, 2020 02:15:56

Stop by my parent's house today as I was right down the street and I don't get to see them much. We sat in one room and they sat in another. We tried to have a conversation, but their little yip-yip dog seemingly never stops barking about nothing. If you try to get up and walk, the damn thing runs and bites your feet while barking non-stop. It has bitten both my kids, though never drawing blood. I pretty much love all animals, but I have despised every one of my mom's dogs. They all have been the same, which no doubt means they are doing something to create the little monstrosities. My mom blames it on my kids, who had the audacity to sit quietly at the kitchen table, nevermind that the dog was like this before my kids were born.

Sorry, I know this is usually a thread about good dogs, but this little fucknut and poor excuse for a dog demands a few words. Is it bad that I want to take the dog out back and punt it to the moon?

Bad dog!

by **06hawkalum** » Sat May 30, 2020 06:25:19

Monkeyboy wrote:Stop by my parent's house today as I was right down the street and I don't get to see them much. We sat in one room and they sat in another. We tried to have a conversation, but their little yip-yip dog seemingly never stops barking about nothing. If you try to get up and walk, the damn thing runs and bites your feet while barking non-stop. It has bitten both my kids, though never drawing blood. I pretty much love all animals, but I have despised every one of my mom's dogs. They all have been the same, which no doubt means they are doing something to create the little monstrosities. My mom blames it on my kids, who had the audacity to sit quietly at the kitchen table, nevermind that the dog was like this before my kids were born.

Sorry, I know this is usually a thread about good dogs, but this little fucknut and poor excuse for a dog demands a few words. Is it bad that I want to take the dog out back and punt it to the moon?

Bad dog!

It sounds like your parents do something that makes their dogs nervous wrecks. Cesar Milan to the rescue?

by **Uncle Milty** » Sat May 30, 2020 08:02:35

Certainly sounds like nurture over nature.

by **Bucky** » Sat May 30, 2020 09:41:50

THIS EXPLAINS A LOT

by **Bucky** » Sat May 30, 2020 09:42:01

by **Slowhand** » Tue Jun 09, 2020 21:51:12

by **Monkeyboy** » Wed Jun 10, 2020 03:46:07

Uncle Milty wrote:Certainly sounds like nurture over nature.

yes, it definitely is. We don't say that out loud though.

by **Monkeyboy** » Wed Jun 10, 2020 03:47:32

Bucky wrote:THIS EXPLAINS A LOT

yeh, I knew I was setting myself up, but my dislike of the dog forced me to post it.

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