One of my girls has also trained me to lift the covers so she can burrow down and sleep under them. The other sleeps quite happily in her own bed, but has a habit of jumping on my husband when she wakes up, so he will give her a belly rub. Let's face it - they all train us - we have only what input they allow.
Great pictures and the video too. I love the one where Maya is trying to kill the snow..
Wow, you got lots of snow..here we have no snow but cold 32 high, with windchill of 12..and that is cold for Houston, TX, so very cold..
Thank you, all, for the compliments!
Ty's registered name is Apex Tyvola. He just turned 3 and is recently retired from the show ring. Zeenie is between 11 & 13 and is a BRAT dog originally found in Illinois: I've had her 9 years now and she is an angel (w/ horns, occasionally:rolleyes:)
I usually run mine nekkid anyways, but never seen or heard of anyone having collar troubles around here. People use muzzles as well, which could cause the same potential problem I guess. I do use those now always.
Most of our oval races are continuous loop. But of course the straights are drag.
@snorky998:
Looks like the video worked well. Buddy recalled to the TV instantly:D Now all you have to do is imitate the wonderfully silly voice and he'll come running every time:D Let us know how that works out!!
Thanks for the clip. It was adorable.
That's correct! The high pitched "SPREEEEE"! That's the dogs name (Spree) in the video. So it will have to be "BUDDEEEEE! I will have to work on the high pitch.
Lovely pictures and really good ones for coming from a cameraphone. My pics always suck from the phone, and forget trying a moving target. The dogs looks as if they are loving it, good for you for finding such a treasure, an enclosed area where the dogs can be dogs-safetly.
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