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So here I am, prepping lunch, and I carefully place the two eggplant rollentinis into a pan and leave it on top of the stove, waiting for the oven to heat. I had a few minutes, and came back in to fire up my laptop, and then go back out to put things in to heat... and there is only one rollentini now in the pan.
Quickly looking to the family room, and our two Huskies, I see halos over each of their heads, while above the halos float the bold red words, 'WHO ME?' Even the 'sniff their breath' test failed, and no red sauce on their lips.
Damn but they're good - though I highly suspect the female as I did teach her to stand on her back legs quite nicely.
This image is of Kona as she was napping yesterday. You just can't help but smile, and when ever you feel stressed over one thing or another, a head mysteriously appears under your hand and you find yourself massaging ears and fur.
Best dam dogs ever! I mean, who can fault them for liking Italian food?
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Quickly looking to the family room, and our two Huskies, I see halos over each of their heads, while above the halos float the bold red words, 'WHO ME?' Even the 'sniff their breath' test failed, and no red sauce on their lips.
Damn but they're good - though I highly suspect the female as I did teach her to stand on her back legs quite nicely.
This image is of Kona as she was napping yesterday. You just can't help but smile, and when ever you feel stressed over one thing or another, a head mysteriously appears under your hand and you find yourself massaging ears and fur.
Best dam dogs ever! I mean, who can fault them for liking Italian food?
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Oh absolutely they are beautiful... and I always get to laughing when watching Sergeant Preston. In one episode it showed them putting the dogs into harness, and the dog handlers grabbed the dogs, keeping them on their back two legs, and walking them to the sled like that. I knew exactly 'why' they did it this way - if they didn't, those dogs would have been out of there. They are born to run.
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Our derpy Husky-mix Winston can't counter-surf, he's just a little too forward-heavy. I did have an acrobatic Australian Cattle Dog girl who had no trouble levitating high enough to look me in the eye. Made to jump! I learned to keep everything on the back of the counter.
With rescue dogs sometimes their mental state is so fragile that you have to be very careful with any sort of discipline.
My Belgian, Reid, was just such a dog. One time after I'd first got her I'd left a ham and cheese sandwich on the coffee table for all of 15 seconds while I got a bottle of water. When I returned the two pieces of bread were on the floor and Reid was sitting facing the wall and shaking. Well, it was kinda my fault for putting that sort of temptation right at mouth level, and she was punishing herself already, so I couldn't discipline her. And even though I said nothing the whole event still broke her for days. It took many months for her to relax and become a normal, happy dog.
My Belgian, Reid, was just such a dog. One time after I'd first got her I'd left a ham and cheese sandwich on the coffee table for all of 15 seconds while I got a bottle of water. When I returned the two pieces of bread were on the floor and Reid was sitting facing the wall and shaking. Well, it was kinda my fault for putting that sort of temptation right at mouth level, and she was punishing herself already, so I couldn't discipline her. And even though I said nothing the whole event still broke her for days. It took many months for her to relax and become a normal, happy dog.
Geez, this reminds me of the stunt our Winston pulled (https://www.deviantart.com/morgankhat/art/The-Prince-162176082) 15 some years ago. We were having a grilled salmon dinner with a lady friend of ours and he got into an empty chair (like he'd done a few times before) and calmly surveyed the goings on. We'd just plated the fish when I got up to get something from the kitchen. I heard a whoop and a holler, turned around and saw my wife and our friend laughing hysterically...and my plate devoid of salmon. The little bastard had jumped to my chair, snagged my filet and dragged under the table where we couldn't get to him easily. (He never did like me much, but that's another story.) I wanted to kill him but I was too busy laughing with everybody else. How the little dickens scarfed down 5 ounces of fish in less than a minute is beyond me. He didn't barf any of it up later either.
The ladies were kind enough to share some of theirs so I'd have something to eat. Nice of them considering I grilled it. LOL
The ladies were kind enough to share some of theirs so I'd have something to eat. Nice of them considering I grilled it. LOL
It does make it harder to pin down a culprit where there are multiple critters in the house. With three cats, it's often anyone's guess who's guilty of what unless we witness the transgression.
That picture makes me want to rub her belly. But I know what kind of 'snow storm' that would likely release.
That picture makes me want to rub her belly. But I know what kind of 'snow storm' that would likely release.
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