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Posted By: EdM Dawgs - 12/01/21
Growing up. The elder blue 14 months and the pup red 4 months. Buddies.

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Posted By: dye7barrel Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Both look sound asleep.
Posted By: slumlord Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Mine would chew the hell outta them beds
And that basket, that leash, wooden rope totem pole cat scratcher thing.

😃

You got some good dogs 👍
Posted By: Raferman Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Not to mention your old lab is a cucumber thief.
Posted By: SamOlson Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
A fine combo!



A cowgirl helped look for strays yesterday, she is a dog and horse whisperer.


Her border collie pup was one of the best dogs I've ever seen. It was only it's third trip out for an all day ride and did great.

Super smart and well trained.
Posted By: EdM Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
They are sharp without question Sam. I'd say brilliant... As Bristoe wrote when we got the first pup, "she needs a cow". We get them out on 4 mile "walks" daily and they run the yard but I inevitably feel guilty that they should be running with you or big Jim. That said, they are happy here as are we.
Posted By: Beaver10 Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by EdM
Growing up. The elder blue 14 months and the pup red 4 months. Buddies.

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Hint...

Floor rugs....Big floor rugs!

LOL

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Posted By: ltppowell Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Gotta love a dog thread. I've got two Aussies, a Catahoula and a JRT, but to be honest, it's feeling more like a canine hospice every day. Damn old dogs. They are my heart.
Posted By: 10gaugemag Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by slumlord
Mine would chew the hell outta them beds
And that basket, that leash, wooden rope totem pole cat scratcher thing.

😃

You got some good dogs 👍

First thing my Airedale would do is find the cat.

Wouldn't need that scratcher after that!!
Posted By: 10gaugemag Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
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Posted By: EdM Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Nothing like feeling the cheek scabs on the elder when the younger just hangs there.
Posted By: 10gaugemag Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Wait til he bites you on the ass!
Posted By: JLimbo Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
I'm sorry Pat. Since my brother lost his red heeler I've been dog less. I haven't owned one in decades but in my former life I had at least 1400 dogs that were my pal.

Didn't matter if it was three times or 16 times a year when I saw them they still remembered me and knew they would get treats and I would stop and play/pet with them all. After I retired my boss who had to cover for me most of the next year would call and bitch about how I spoiled the dogs on the route.

Then I would remind him about how I spoiled his red heeler. I'd go to there house and play with her and all I would hear don't let her chew ect ect. I'd go home with hands that looked like Huntsman 22's after Fin and Lorena got through with them and then later hear how she somehow calmed down.

I know Ingwe would school me but in 15 years only got bit bad 3 times. Worst bite was a golden retriever. Go figure.

Posted By: add Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by EdM
Nothing like feeling the cheek scabs on the elder when the younger just hangs there.



So, no vets around there, chief?
Posted By: SamOlson Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Dogs are like brothers.
Posted By: SamOlson Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Best friends evah.
Posted By: Beaver10 Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
UPS Driver?

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Posted By: 10gaugemag Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
I like em better than I like most people, a lot better that is.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
They grow up fast Ed.

Better watch out or you'll end up with three sometime down the road.

One elder to keep the others in line, the middle one as playmate and teacher to the younger, and the young one to move up into the vacated spot when the elder one passes and the middle moves up to elder.

Good job on the walks, it's what dogs love to do.
Posted By: JLimbo Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Nope delivered propane. Got to ride the bomb.
Originally Posted by Beaver10
UPS Driver?

🦫
Posted By: SamOlson Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by Valsdad


Good job on the walks, it's what dogs love to do.




For sure Geno.


Good for humans and dogs.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Yeah, our middle guy, Breeze, hasn't had one in a coupla days due to us dealing with the injured pup.

He's been following me to the door, and the mud room where the leashes hang, every time I head that way.

Told him tonight, I promise tomorrow he gets one.
Posted By: 10gaugemag Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
He cannot stand her. He is 8# and she's just shy of 80# so he doesn't have much choice in the matter.


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Posted By: 10gaugemag Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Now this one thinks she is his girlfriend. Wife cannot stand it when he humps on the Airedale, I just cheer him on.

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Posted By: jaguartx Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by SamOlson
A fine combo!



A cowgirl helped look for strays yesterday, she is a dog and horse whisperer.


Her border collie pup was one of the best dogs I've ever seen. It was only it's third trip out for an all day ride and did great.

Super smart and well trained.


No Pics? Sheesh. What are you good for? Oh yeah, beef. Never mind.
Posted By: Idaho_Shooter Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
About the time Momma and I got married, winter of '82. I was gifted a gorgeous blue Aussie pup.

About the time the pup hit 3 months, I taught her, at a snap of my fingers, to leap off the ground and harmlessly nip Momma on her cute little Wrangler clad butt. Momma was less amused than I.

The pup really needed some livestock, so before she was a year old I gifted her to a lady with horses and cows. The dog had a much better life than if she had stayed in a yard in town.
Posted By: slumlord Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21

Firewood action yesterday with Renegade50

Yellow lab approves of this hickory


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Posted By: 10gaugemag Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Appears to be a big ass hickory.

Lotta tire checkers in there!!
Posted By: Raeford Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Ours have it pretty ruff!

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Posted By: JPro Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by EdM
Nothing like feeling the cheek scabs on the elder when the younger just hangs there.


That's no lie. The little pit mix we adopted is so happy to have our 3yr old brindle to play with, but she's just now learning to play "nicely". The big dog's chest and neck were littered with scabs for weeks. They still have worn a 10' circle in my fenced backyard where there's not a stitch of grass, but there's now less blood involved in the tussling. We've had dog beds, but they always wind up sleeping on the couch anyway. Chewing up stuff is kept to a minimum with a bunch of rope toys and Kong bones.


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White dog despises her, so she must have snuck in close while he was asleep.
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There's also lots of snoozing in the chair.

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Our pack of dogs is a hodge-podge, but if we were without any pups, I'd likely consider getting a pair of Heelers / cattle dogs. This guy followed me around the other day on a job site and he was too cool.

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Posted By: Rooster7 Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Great looking dogs and all but I want to see Sammo's cowgirl...
Posted By: BillyGoatGruff Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
I love my dogs. Like a lot.

But they aren't people. Lots of childless couples "adopt" dogs and refer to them as their "kids" or "fur babies". That is sick as phugk.

FWIW, my new pup is 70 lbs at +/- 5 months. And full retard, Happiest retard in the county. Thinks he's a 30lb house dog lol.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by Rooster7
Great looking dogs and all but I want to see Sammo's cowgirl...

Bingo!
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
I love my dogs. Like a lot.

But they aren't people. Lots of childless couples "adopt" dogs and refer to them as their "kids" or "fur babies". That is sick as phugk.

FWIW, my new pup is 70 lbs at +/- 5 months. And full retard, Happiest retard in the county. Thinks he's a 30lb house dog lol.



Better watch that.

He'll grow on you and you'll start thinking of him as more than a dog. wink
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Appears to be a big ass hickory.

Lotta tire checkers in there!!



I was thinking along the same lines.

Looks like it would make some staves for ball bats or tool handles at least, if not lumber.


we burn scraggly old juniper that isn't worth much more than firewood. Probably one in a hundred trees can you get a decent board out of. It will make decent fence posts though.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by JPro


There's also lots of snoozing in the chair.

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One of the better pics on the fire in weeks, maybe months!
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Sure is a quiet house now, with only 1 goofball !

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Posted By: wabigoon Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by wabigoon
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?


You mean like this;

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or this;

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???
Posted By: wabigoon Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
When you don't want them to.
Posted By: slumlord Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by wabigoon
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?

Knee him in the brisket
Posted By: scrooster Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
My favorite of all time was an old blue my Son named god as a kid (acronym for Good Ole Dog) ... he was the god dog of this farm for sure. He ran the herd and the pack. Greatest healer I've ever owned. He limped over and said goodbye to me on Thanksgiving Day 2014 while I was frying a turkey ... last I ever saw of him. 14 years old, blind with cataracts ... had been kicked and bit and broken so many times I lost count. Only had two teeth left but he was still walking and he would still come over and getting his petting. Heart of a lion. Amazing animal. I remember the day I brought him home as a pup like yesterday ... he fell out of the truck, jumped up and went after a feral cat walking by the barn door like he owned the place.

He chose me ... we chose each other.

I miss that dog.

Thanks for sharing the pics Ed.

Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by wabigoon
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?

Knee him in the brisket

Or a leash, and you step on it so he can't jump.

Ignoring them when they do scheidt like that works too. No eye contact, nothing until they sit.

You do have them trained to sit, right wabi?
Posted By: Cheesy Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
My fur babies. (Just kidding. That pisses me off just like BGG. I love to blow the minds of the purebred shorthair Facebook city dwellers with pictures of them retrieving dead birds and laying in kennels.)

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Posted By: wabigoon Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
To train a dog, you first need to be smarter than the dog.
Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Nice field there that your dogs are working.

CRP?
Posted By: slumlord Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by wabigoon
To train a dog, you first need to be smarter than the dog.

Youre screwed
Posted By: BillyGoatGruff Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by wabigoon
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?

Knee him in the brisket

Or a leash, and you step on it so he can't jump.

Ignoring them when they do scheidt like that works too. No eye contact, nothing until they sit.

You do have them trained to sit, right wabi?


Or give them a cookie that works too
Posted By: BillyGoatGruff Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by wabigoon
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?

Knee him in the brisket


If you are 90 years old and "rural" but don't know how to not break your dog from jumping on you then you open up a lot of questions.
Posted By: JPro Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by JPro


There's also lots of snoozing in the chair.

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One of the better pics on the fire in weeks, maybe months!


Appreciate it. Very kind-hearted kid and a sweet little dog (when she's sleeping). She's still sweet and friendly when awake, but she's got some super-crazy energy at times. Work in progress!
Posted By: BillyGoatGruff Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
I love my dogs. Like a lot.

But they aren't people. Lots of childless couples "adopt" dogs and refer to them as their "kids" or "fur babies". That is sick as phugk.

FWIW, my new pup is 70 lbs at +/- 5 months. And full retard, Happiest retard in the county. Thinks he's a 30lb house dog lol.



Better watch that.

He'll grow on you and you'll start thinking of him as more than a dog. wink



I've had more than a few over the years, and shed a lot of tears and done my due diligence and spent what I could to take care of them.

They're still not kids.

I'm no houndsman that puts a load of high brass #6 into the back of his beagle's head for eating shidt in front of my hunting buddies.

But I don't pretend my dogs are children.
Posted By: SamOlson Re: Dawgs - 12/01/21
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by Rooster7
Great looking dogs and all but I want to see Sammo's cowgirl...

Bingo!





She is great help and has a boyfriend.


And no, no pics.

You guys know I'm a total professional...

Her dog is in a boring vid that I haven't downloaded.
Posted By: Rick n Tenn Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Brothers from 2 different litters, same mother .

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Posted By: Valsdad Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
I love my dogs. Like a lot.

But they aren't people. Lots of childless couples "adopt" dogs and refer to them as their "kids" or "fur babies". That is sick as phugk.

FWIW, my new pup is 70 lbs at +/- 5 months. And full retard, Happiest retard in the county. Thinks he's a 30lb house dog lol.



Better watch that.

He'll grow on you and you'll start thinking of him as more than a dog. wink



I've had more than a few over the years, and shed a lot of tears and done my due diligence and spent what I could to take care of them.

They're still not kids.

I'm no houndsman that puts a load of high brass #6 into the back of his beagle's head for eating shidt in front of my hunting buddies.

But I don't pretend my dogs are children.



Yeah, Roger that.

Just pullin' your chain some.
Posted By: Cheesy Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Nice field there that your dogs are working.

CRP?


Yeah. That was kind of a swampy corner in a crop field. Not sure if official CRP or just set aside because it was wet.

Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by wabigoon
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?

Knee him in the brisket


If you are 90 years old and "rural" but don't know how to not break your dog from jumping on you then you open up a lot of questions.



That’s another great one for the purebred Facebook groups.

“Fi-Fe won’t quit jumping on everybody, she’s so rambunctious, silly girl, any online classes we can take to help solve this?”

“Yeah, kick her in the throat every time she does it and she will stop after the third time”

Minds blown. Think they called the ASPCA on me.
Posted By: BillyGoatGruff Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by Valsdad
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
I love my dogs. Like a lot.

But they aren't people. Lots of childless couples "adopt" dogs and refer to them as their "kids" or "fur babies". That is sick as phugk.

FWIW, my new pup is 70 lbs at +/- 5 months. And full retard, Happiest retard in the county. Thinks he's a 30lb house dog lol.



Better watch that.

He'll grow on you and you'll start thinking of him as more than a dog. wink



I've had more than a few over the years, and shed a lot of tears and done my due diligence and spent what I could to take care of them.

They're still not kids.

I'm no houndsman that puts a load of high brass #6 into the back of his beagle's head for eating shidt in front of my hunting buddies.

But I don't pretend my dogs are children.



Yeah, Roger that.

Just pullin' your chain some.



wink. No worries man. Some folks (like Clarke) think I dote on my dogs too much lol
Posted By: DouginAlaska Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Originally Posted by EdM
Growing up. The elder blue 14 months and the pup red 4 months. Buddies.

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Very nice looking ACDs you have there. Looks a lot like what I have lying in the living room. I've had heelers for many years, great dogs. Nice Bentleys on your dogs, they look good.
Posted By: Birdwatcher Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Originally Posted by EdM
They are sharp without question Sam. I'd say brilliant... As Bristoe wrote when we got the first pup, "she needs a cow". We get them out on 4 mile "walks" daily and they run the yard but I inevitably feel guilty that they should be running with you or big Jim. That said, they are happy here as are we.


Will they retrieve? One of my heelers loved to, fetching raquetballs became the “job” she needed, she bacame an ace at catching them on in the air on the bounce. Retrieving gave me a way of giving her a workout to the point that she would become tired.

I’d make it challenging for her to give her brain a workout, like tossing the ball into tall grass where she would have to methodically search by scent or toss it into moving water where she’d have to anticipate the movement of the current.
Posted By: Birdwatcher Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Now this one thinks she is his girlfriend. Wife cannot stand it when he humps on the Airedale, I just cheer him on.

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Similar size ratio, genders reversed. A nephew’s dogs up in NY state. The little one was one of the pups from the stray dogs I took in. Guess which one is the alpha 🙂

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Posted By: TNrifleman Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Gotta love those Heelers.
Posted By: EdM Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
The elder, young.

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Posted By: CrowRifle Re: Dawgs - 12/02/21
Originally Posted by slumlord
Originally Posted by wabigoon
An the topic of dogs, how do you break a dog from jumping on you?

Knee him in the brisket


This. Broke all my bird dogs this way.
Posted By: OldGrayWolf Re: Dawgs - 12/03/21
For dogs with webbed paws, like labs, squeeze the webs of their paw when they jump, just until they whine a little. Couple times of this, and they may still jump, but they studiously avoid putting a paw on you.
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