you would be correct....it does irritate me that people who think owning a dog is all about just buying one and throwing it in a back yard and all of a sudden it makes them "real" dog owners.Quote:
Originally Posted by ff_jeff
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you would be correct....it does irritate me that people who think owning a dog is all about just buying one and throwing it in a back yard and all of a sudden it makes them "real" dog owners.Quote:
Originally Posted by ff_jeff
This is a real dog. Not a fake.
http://www.puppydogweb.com/gallery/c...dog_abadia.jpg
This is not a real dog. This is a fake.
http://www.chihuahua-chic.com/files/sxc_chihuahua8.jpg
HAHA. Yes. True statement Justin.Quote:
Originally Posted by pl4yboy
You are implying thats what I did? :LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by brobradh77
You mean evolving rodent. Its more a hybrid rat mouse thingie.Quote:
Originally Posted by pl4yboy
werd. Cracks me up when I see women carrying these in a purse.Quote:
Originally Posted by trx2stroke4life39
since we are on the real dog/fake dog topic.........
fake dog
http://i570.photobucket.com/albums/s...p/99f2dea8.jpg
REAL dog!
http://i570.photobucket.com/albums/s...p/6f42187b.jpg
http://i393.photobucket.com/albums/p...0/IMG_0847.jpg
Both real dogs, both incredibly well trained and very smart. I have a beagle that won't take off unless someone is with him is carrying a gun. (Yep he still hunts and does a damn good job) and he always comes back, not once have we had to go looking. The retriever will go get the paper as soon as he sees it, doesn't need to be asked. It takes time and patience
That is odd about your Beagle, cause they will usually just run and won't come back. But yes, dog training take a lot of time and patience.
I honestly think the beagle learned more from the retriever as far as just hanging around the house goes, I mean instincts still kick once in a while and he's gone for maybe 3 hours, no big deal.