Bet my dog's head is harder then your dog's head!!!
10-19-2011, 04:46 AM
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I have had two Olde English Sheepdogs. First girl Sophie was wise beyond her years; so super intelligent and eager to please. Her successor, Maggie was nothing but an idiot too. Used to refer to her as my ditzy blonde. She wasn't worth a hoot until she was three, finally calming down and listening. Remained very flaky the rest of her life but she was unwaveringly loyal and a happy, friendly girl. Hang in there, your teen will come around.
10-19-2011, 05:44 AM
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lol. maybe she needs a hard hat! It is amazing the stories we can tell about our pets! Years ago we had some friends help us with a barn raising and fed them ribs at luch. I thought we had the ribs up high enough when we went back out, but had so many we didnt notice any of them gone when we came back in.. When we went to collapse in bed that night... you know how you always fluff your pillow up when you lay down? Well, we had ribs hidden under our pillows! I think we laughed for an hour after cleaning it up! Enjoy!
10-19-2011, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by cizzors
She's a 42lb idiot boxer-a perpetual puppy. Never missed a beat chasing the cat. Everyone is ok. I honestly don't think she felt a thing.
BTW - my big boy thinks that he has to chase the cat when we get home. Don't know why, but every time we walk in w have to yell at him to leave the cat alone.
Here is my chaser
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And his usual chase-ee
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10-19-2011, 06:37 AM
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My hubby and I were driving down the street in his black sports car. A dog similar to yours was running as fast as he could across the street to go up a cul de sac. I yelled for my hsband to stop. He did just as the dog plowed into the door of our car. The dog got up, shook his head and ran on up the cul de sac. We found where he lived to see that he was alright. He was fine. Our car had $2000 worth of damage. Just a note of info. because the dog hit us it was under homeowner's insurance rather than car insurance. Good point to know if you out there ever have a deer run into you.
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