Ace of Spades Pet Thread [Misanthropic Humanitarian]

Sit or lie down where you can. Curl up in a ball or stretch out, it's that time again for the Ace of Spades Pet Thread.

Silly, Fun & Interesting Pet News

Pet Advice Question
227 I can never get to this thread until much later, but I'm asking for some moron help. I am looking for a Scottish Deerhound puppy. This will be my last dog and when I lost my 17 and 14 year old miniature dachshunds I want to go back to the large breeds.
Posted by: Ben Had at March 26, 2016 04:49 PM (k9iTk

This is a good question regarding a breed that isn't very common. But, the advice given would be the same for any other breed. You can contact the AKC to see if they have AKC approved breeders. Is there an AKC dog show close to you? If so, go to the show and talk to the breeders. The dog show world is very political at times. But all of the breeders love to talk about their dogs and their specific breed. Often they can inform you of upcoming puppy liters. Is there a Natioanl Club and/or local club for the breed you are looking for? In this situation, yes. There is The Scottish Deerhound Club of America. We hope this helps you and others searching for a dog. Good luck in your search!!!!

Meet the Pet Morons

Thanks Aviator for sharing your Labs with us. Meet Sierra on the left and Rocky on the right. It looks like they enjoy snow.

ThunderB's little buddy Mac had ACL surgery. Poor little guy, surgery is bad enough. But the cone of shame?

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Lurker Steve Skubinna shared a photo of his shelter rescue pooch named Lilinoe or Lilli for short. He adopted her this past October. Being on the couch is not an issue apparently.

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ABQ 767 thought so highly of his wife and 4 "kids" that he shared a photo of them. Meet ABQ, his wife, and the kids, Rocky, Gizmo, Chino & Reggie. Nice looking family.

Traye has 2 buddies named Patrick Henry & Freedom.

There wasn't much information provided by William Hodor other than that lucky pooch is Hodor the Hound.

Argent wanted us to know her cat, Lucy, is a liberal. All it does is demand to be fed and given attention.

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Meet Dozer a 142# Bullmastiff owned by Fly. Dozer was an AKC champ by age 1. He now has a rough life of being a stud dog.

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Meet Katie, The Mutt & Jasper, The Boston Terrier. These little critters live in the Joncelli household.

Sabrina Chase was kind enough to send in this photo of Ronin & Opal. Unfortunately Ronin is no longer with Sabrina. She described him as a Moron with oafish charm.

Please meet Roko and Tigger. These felines own theothercoyote.

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Lurker Butch, shared this photo of Oblio with us. Butch didn't say much about his pet except it is an awesome one.

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Doomed wanted us to tell Kindlot the following, "No hostage demands. This one, "Deedle," is useless. Send address and I'll FedEx this one. You can have a matched set...double the Tortitude, double the fun."

Lizabth is the owner of these 2, Jakob & Lena. No, there is no Lena joke anywhere in this post. Beautiful dogs, thanks for sharing.

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Last, but definitely not least is this poorly mistreated pooch by the name of Jack owned by Goatexchange. Jack's punishment at times is to be confined to the furniture with a blanket no less.

Thank you Morons for the pet photos. If you wish to send us a photograph of your "family member" please do so at petmorons at gee mail dot com. Thank you for your patience as we get to everyone's pets.

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Comments

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1 It's Caturday!

Posted by: Skip at April 02, 2016 02:37 PM (1J6E6)

2 yay

Posted by: m at April 02, 2016 02:37 PM (S/1cF)

3 NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! BASTARDS!

Posted by: thread below the gardening thread at April 02, 2016 02:38 PM (vhTN7)

4 Cartoon is too funny. But what's this "allowed" business?

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 02:40 PM (dFi94)

5 Meow, woof, etc

Posted by: fluffy at April 02, 2016 02:40 PM (2hcmo)

6 Yay, the food thread!

Posted by: Barack O at April 02, 2016 02:44 PM (kTF2Z)

7 Goatexchange - what kind of a dog is Jack? At first glance I thought he might be a Greyhound, but maybe it's just the way his blanket is wrapped around that sweet little face.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 02:46 PM (dFi94)

8 Howdy. Happy weekend all! My lovely girl cat brought in a baby mole to play with. I hate having to mercy kill little critters. But really don't want grown moles in my yard.

Posted by: Beth M at April 02, 2016 02:46 PM (kiy9d)

9 I am my own dog. And I shall be top dog. And Huma shall be my bitch.

Posted by: Hillary Clinton at April 02, 2016 02:46 PM (vhTN7)

10 Nice group this week!

Posted by: Weasel at April 02, 2016 02:46 PM (e3bId)

11 I'd sent in a picture of my dumb, departed Emma, but I don't know how to send a photo. Stop laughing. I'm old.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 02:47 PM (dFi94)

12 Goatexchange - been trying to catch up with you about your trip.

Posted by: Skip at April 02, 2016 02:48 PM (1J6E6)

13 grammie, does your email client allow you to attach a file?

Posted by: fluffy at April 02, 2016 02:49 PM (2hcmo)

14 There's a lady who comes to the dog park here w/ a deerhound and a wolfhound, that's a lot of dog she has. I'll ask her where she got the deerhound when/if I see her.

Our dog had ACL surgery last fall, never had to wear the cone of shame. Great old vet up in Rockford, IL named Dr. Heller. He operated on my folks' dog over 30 yrs ago after she was hit by a train.

Posted by: Farmer at April 02, 2016 02:49 PM (3hlFs)

15 fluffy - I think so. You mean attach a photo file in an email and send it to whatever the address is? Ya, I know how to do that. Is that how you do it?

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 02:50 PM (dFi94)

16 Poor little WeaselDog has seasonal allergies. Watery eyes, sneezing & wheezing... 1/3 of a Benadryl tab helps a lot but now she's sleepy!

Posted by: Weasel at April 02, 2016 02:50 PM (e3bId)

17 Yay, the food thread!
Posted by: Barack O at April 02, 2016 02:44 PM (kTF2Z)

Hey genius, dogs are unclean. You should know this

And why are there dogs on this thread? Why must you continually provoke us into attacking you?

Posted by: Muhammad at April 02, 2016 02:50 PM (vhTN7)

18 Your dog got hit by a train and there was something left to operate on?

Posted by: Duke Lowell at April 02, 2016 02:51 PM (kTF2Z)

19 Just love this thread! So nice every Caturday to see everyone's fur babies. Just wondering how long you want us to wait to see our own pets before we start bugging you about not including them? Patience is not a known quality amongst morons...

Love the addition of the links as well. Haven't checked 'em out yet, but has everyone seen the Salina PD April Fools Cat Drug enforcement officer?

http:// kutv.com / news/ local/ salina-police-in-central-utah-fool-citizens-with-feline-unit without the spaces

Posted by: RedDish at April 02, 2016 02:51 PM (5eXg1)

20 Farmer -- I miss Rockford. Even in the 70s, a vital and bustling place. Even the 'bad' neighborhoods were tolerable. I went through a few years ago and was dismayed to see the wasteland.

Posted by: mustbequantum at April 02, 2016 02:51 PM (MIKMs)

21 A friend asked me why I get up at 3.00 in the morning to let the cats out, structure my day around their feeding times, and leave the closet open so my big tom can sleep on the top shelf.

I told her it was just easier that way.

Posted by: Kindltot at April 02, 2016 02:52 PM (aKchR)

22 Years ago watched online while pet people transported a dog across country. Someone agreed to adopt him and people volunteered to pick him up at a state line, take him half way or to the other state line and someone else wd pick the pup up and continue on. They managed to get this dog from the east coast to the southwest. It was impressive.

Posted by: Bruce With a Wang! at April 02, 2016 02:52 PM (iQIUe)

23 Great pet pics this week. Is Jack a whippet? I may be confusing my breeds but I think thats the one that looks like a small greyhound.

Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 02:52 PM (3kUGE)

24 I went through a few years ago and was dismayed to see the wasteland.

Posted by: mustbequantum at April 02, 2016 02:51 PM (MIKMs)
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Yeah, Rockford is not ..... pleasant anymore.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 02:53 PM (dFi94)

25 Jack is lovely in her burqa, but she should be wearing a veil.

Posted by: Muhammad at April 02, 2016 02:53 PM (vhTN7)

26 grammie, that's how it's done.

Posted by: fluffy at April 02, 2016 02:55 PM (2hcmo)

27 Around the holidays I ask those who insist on buying gifts to make a donation to the local animal shelter instead.

Posted by: Weasel at April 02, 2016 02:55 PM (e3bId)

28 Pale Rider - yes, whippets look like a smaller version of a Greyhound - about a medium size dog. Then there is the Italian Greyound which is very much smaller. It was once my ambition to have all three. Small, Medium and Large. I only ever had the large. We got her when she retired from the track.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 02:55 PM (dFi94)

29 Thank you fluffy - I think I'll hunt up a picture and send it in. Thanks again.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 02:56 PM (dFi94)

30
Most of the nice towns in Ill have gone to crap. For a long time I lived in Urbana. Now it has gang problems.

Posted by: Bruce With a Wang! at April 02, 2016 02:59 PM (iQIUe)

31 I have to admit....I don't know any Lena jokes. And Lena, being a Very Serious sort of German shep, would probably not approve anyway. Thanks for sharing my puppies!

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:00 PM (3v3uS)

32 I have to admit....I don't know any Lena jokes.
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Hey dere. Yust Google "Sven, Olie and Lena" and you vill get pages of dem. Ya shur.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 03:03 PM (dFi94)

33 Deedle would fit in quite nicely with my tortie babies...don't tempt me. (Actually, they're quite a bit older, but I can dream)

Posted by: Oschisms at April 02, 2016 03:05 PM (ZsN9X)

34 I have to admit....I don't know any Lena jokes. And
Lena, being a Very Serious sort of German shep, would probably not
approve anyway. Thanks for sharing my puppies!

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:00 PM (3v3uS)
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We always had German sheps growing up and the best thing about them was their sense of humor. Yes, they are very serious when they are about their self-appointed duties (as pets), but watching one of ours throwing a bowling ball around the backyard was always side-splittingly fun. When we got rid of the rope swing and Dad tied it off so kids didn't play when they weren't home, that dog made it a point to jump up and grab the knot to swing by her teeth.

Posted by: mustbequantum at April 02, 2016 03:05 PM (MIKMs)

35 Looks like Traye has a Great Pyrenees. We got one as an informal rescue. Friend of my dad's was helping a church member rehome it. She had gotten a GP as a big watchdog type for her 3 daughters, but living in town it didn't work out for her. We have 10 acres and no sheep herd but Mia can be outside and bark w/o hassles.

I think the GP drive to watch their herd and bark to warn off predators is quite strong, Mia accepted our horses, especially the minis as her herd to protect although she used to look really longingly at a goat herd of a neighbors when I would take her for a walk the first couple of years she was here.

Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 03:05 PM (3kUGE)

36 I should mention, Jakob, in the background of that shot, was a rescue. He was pretty horribly neglected his first year, almost starving to death. The animal control people broke him out of his jail, and a shelter rehabbed him until we adopted him. Such a sweetheart. A really magnificent German shepherd...smart, brave and true.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:08 PM (3v3uS)

37 Less furbabies! More real babies! No handbabies!

Posted by: Pope Francis at April 02, 2016 03:09 PM (vhTN7)

38 Love it Lizabth. Both Lena and Jakob look very regal and serious.

Mustbequantum. LOL at your playful GS.

Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 03:11 PM (3kUGE)

39 GSD can be silly, that's for sure. Jakob once grabbed the riding mower by the tire, and popped the thing. I don't know if he thought it was fun, or if he saw the mower as a threat. Needless to say, he doesn't come out when I mow any longer. And Grammie...I will look up those jokes..thanks!

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:12 PM (3v3uS)

40 Mis Hum, thanks for posting Katie and Jasper. They're both rescues. Jasper was given up by an older lady who just couldn't take care of him any longer. Katie was found wandering the streets of Newark, NJ. Both of them are annoying and lovable all at once.

Posted by: joncelli at April 02, 2016 03:12 PM (1FhAQ)

41 Just attempted to send a pic to the e-mail address. Not the pic I meant to send, actually, so the location description might be off, but it's a decent enough pic of the beast.

Posted by: Lincolntf at April 02, 2016 03:13 PM (2cS/G)

42 grammie, what are the temperaments of greyhounds like? Are they hard to train?

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:13 PM (2x3L+)

43 For Ben Had - I have relative who raises them. Email in nic.

McGyver, out

Posted by: McGyver at April 02, 2016 03:15 PM (ExVB8)

44 Unofficial AOSHQ mascot cat. His name is Ace. You can see why.

http://tinyurl.com/pkgnohc

Posted by: creeper at April 02, 2016 03:16 PM (fqrJe)

45 Lincolntf, we got it. Great looking doggeh

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:17 PM (2x3L+)

46 Your dog got hit by a train and there was something left to operate on?
Posted by: Duke Lowell at April 02, 2016 02:51 PM

Yes, it was my folks' dog, tho from a litter we had. She must have been grazed, don't remember details other than she had broken bones. Doc fixed Sadie right up he did.

Posted by: Farmer at April 02, 2016 03:18 PM (3hlFs)

47 I love zis thread! I vill send you pics of some cuddly Syrian refugees for next week.

Posted by: Angela Merkel at April 02, 2016 03:18 PM (vhTN7)

48 Great, thanks, L,Elle!

Posted by: Lincolntf at April 02, 2016 03:18 PM (2cS/G)

49 I sent in a picture of the kitteh a while back.

Posted by: steevy at April 02, 2016 03:18 PM (B48dK)

50 Farmer -- I miss Rockford. Even in the 70s, a vital and bustling place. Even the 'bad' neighborhoods were tolerable. I went through a few years ago and was dismayed to see the wasteland.
Posted by: mustbequantum at April 02, 2016 02:51 PM

Indeed. I was Guilford class of '73. You?

Posted by: Farmer at April 02, 2016 03:20 PM (3hlFs)

51 I love to see the moron pets, all of them delightful in their own ways.
That Jakob is beyond handsome!

Posted by: Margarita DeVille at April 02, 2016 03:21 PM (T/5A0)

52 I have a pet Ewok. Name is ace. Ornery little critter!

Posted by: Donald Trump at April 02, 2016 03:21 PM (vhTN7)

53 Grammie: small, medium, large, that's wonderful !

Posted by: sock_rat_eez at April 02, 2016 03:21 PM (gUoN4)

54 grammie, what are the temperaments of greyhounds like? Are they hard to train?

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:13 PM (2x3L+)
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Forget about training. They are probably the third dumbest creature on God's green earth. That's why they are good racers. They are too stupid to realize that they won't ever catch the "bunny" that goes before them in the race. The dumb ones are the best racers, because they never figure out they could just cross the track and meet up with the bunny. So if you get one off the track, they are exceptionally stupid. They are also completely unaccustomed to the outside world, so they may try to walk through your patio doors, not realizing that they are glass, the TV will scare them, lakes will scare them - almost everything will scare them. It usually takes them about 6 months to adjust to life in the real world. They will not know how to climb stairs, for instance, since they have never encountered them before.

It helped that we had a Golden Retriever at the time. Emma the Greyhound would watch Annie the Golden, for cues as to what to do. She always followed her, never the other way around.

As far as temperament - sweet, so so sweet. Docile. Quiet. Low energy, low maintenance. Gentle and, again, dumb.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 03:21 PM (dFi94)

55 Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 03:05 PM (3kUGE)

Daughter's rescued GP doesn't mind the horses or the cats or other dogs on "her" property. but loves to spend an afternoon outside woofing at any animal that dares to move beyond the fence line. And with a quite impressive woof, I might add!

Posted by: Hrothgar at April 02, 2016 03:22 PM (wYnyS)

56 Now if you get a Greyhound that has never raced (they start trying to race them at 2 years) that sometimes means that they are not quite as docile and stupid. My daughter had a Greyhound that failed at racing, so was adopted out at two. He was a handful and she had to return him to the farm, as he just was not suited to be in a house. He wanted to remain a kennel dog.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 03:25 PM (dFi94)

57 I'm curious if anyone else has a similar situation with their dog or cat.
I play piano, just for my own amusement. Some wouldn't call it playing, but there you go...
Anyway, when I sit down to practice, my dog, bless her heart, runs to get her squeek toy and brings it over behind me and starts chewing on it.
She does this EVERY time I practice - and she gets tired of it after a few minutes and goes off to something else, but still. I swear she thinks she is accompanying me on doggy squeek toy and probably thinks she's better than me.
Sure, the jokes write themselves, but just wondering if any of you have a musical pet.

Posted by: Last at April 02, 2016 03:27 PM (8HiDF)

58 I know some of you are waiting to see your pet morons show up, and you're waiting patiently. MisHum and I have tried to put the pics up that included all basic info first (blog nic, pet name, breed). That proved impossible bc so many submissions were missing info. Our new way of choosing pics is half regulars and half lurkers. We're also averaging 15 new pics each weekend so they're piling up in our Inbox. It's encouraging to see so many lurkers send in pics.

I promise we will get through all of them. Your pet will be Ace famous one day

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:27 PM (2x3L+)

59 They are probably the third dumbest creature on God's green earth.

Interesting. Who are the other two?

Posted by: Joe Biden and Sheila Jackson-Lee at April 02, 2016 03:29 PM (vhTN7)

60 Just wondering if anyone else here has experienced FGA or CGA. I refer, of course, to Feline or Canine Gravitational Anomalies. These happen to me frequently when a dog or cat gets into my lap, becomes comfortable, and is able to increase its effective weight by a factor of at least three when I try to pick it up and put it on the floor.

Posted by: Hrothgar at April 02, 2016 03:29 PM (wYnyS)

61 Someday I will get pictures together. In the meantime, I get to see everyone else's mistakes! I mean pets, not mistakes.

Lovable, friendly animals.

Except that one.

Posted by: Merovign, Dark Lord of the Sith at April 02, 2016 03:29 PM (wB8Tg)

62 Snow limited visibility = Yeti Attack.

Posted by: DaveA at April 02, 2016 03:30 PM (DL2i+)

63 @58 Thanks again MisHum and L, Elle that is what I was wondering. You guys rock!

Posted by: RedDish at April 02, 2016 03:30 PM (5eXg1)

64 @51 Thank you! He is gorgeous, and has the most beautiful gliding gait I've ever seen on a GSD. Apparently he was purchased for stud for a breeding operation, which fell into some serious acrimony which led to the neglect. Excellent blood lines and it really shows....he would have made an fine stud, but of course the rescues nip 'em before adoption, which is a totally understandable action.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:32 PM (3v3uS)

65 Hrothgar, sounds familiar. Mia barks at coyotes, I used to let our mutt (probably lab/pitty cross) Ole who stays in the house out to actually run them off (Ole slips thru the fence) when she was alerting but he'd chase the coyotes for an hour or more before coming back so after a few rounds of that my nerves and desire to get a full nights sleep ended that practice.

Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 03:32 PM (3kUGE)

66 goat, you are Hell on that dog.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 03:33 PM (9ym/8)

67 Yeah Goatexchange's pooch looks like he's having a terrible life

Posted by: Christopher Taylor at April 02, 2016 03:34 PM (39g3+)

68 Palerider, I've had dogs all my 47 years and Patrick Henry is the best, so smart and protective of his herd and flock. And I could see the barking at whatever is out there at night being an issue in town. Our aim is to breed Freedom when she gets grown and keep a 4 dog pack working at a time.

Posted by: Traye at April 02, 2016 03:34 PM (H2ceg)

69 Posted by: Farmer at April 02, 2016 03:20 PM (3hlFs)

Rockford College: started in 1975 left in 1978 (another small college bettered my scholarships). Back then, even had a PhiBetaKappa branch there and most of the professors' Phds were from the best of the best. High energy, big endowments and scholarships -- the library was to die for. I have no idea what happened with all of it. Beautiful city and amenities.

Posted by: mustbequantum at April 02, 2016 03:35 PM (MIKMs)

70 I was just remembering, about training. Every night we would give each dog a treat. We tried and tried to get Emma to sit. After about a year we gave up. We'd just say "Annie - sit!" and "Emma - stand!" Then they would each get a treat and Emma thought she had done something swell.

I swear that dog didn't even know where she was half the time. I still dream about her. I loved that dog.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 03:35 PM (dFi94)

71 Coyotes. When I go out with the telescope to look at stars, Jakob comes out with me as guard. The coyotes are sometimes hooting and hollering down field, and Jakob lets loose with one of his magisterial barks. Immediate silence down field.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:36 PM (3v3uS)

72 Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 03:32 PM (3kUGE)

We once had a Viszla that could scale any fence we could afford to put up. He'd range the neighborhood for an hour or so and then scale the fence to get back in. Always scared me because some dogs had been shot in that neighborhood (one reason we moved).

Neatest thing is that he never was roaming at dinner time, he was right there waiting. And he was always home at dark, because he was afraid he'd get left outside and couldn't guard the family overnight.

Posted by: Hrothgar at April 02, 2016 03:37 PM (wYnyS)

73 Musical pet: Mom's siamese cat. Would come running, and sit on the piano while Mom played. Cat seemed to like Beethoven best.

Posted by: JQ Flyover at April 02, 2016 03:38 PM (044Fx)

74 Lizbeth, Jakob & Lena......German Shepard mixes?

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 03:38 PM (9ym/8)

75
Moving to a bigger house this month....and since it's out of the town's jurisdiction, it means we can have chickens again!

I'd like to try raising some of the rare breeds, just for fun, (along with the more common breeds for eggs, and meat). The most interesting of the rare breeds, the Ayam Cemani, has black feathers. Black skin. Black meat. Black bones. Even black organs. Pricey though, at 200 dollars per chick.

Posted by: Sticky Wicket at April 02, 2016 03:38 PM (0IhFx)

76 grammie, what are the temperaments of greyhounds like? Are they hard to train?
Posted by: L, Elle
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The particular one that I've been around was a retired racer. She was a sweet dog, no bad habits, except for snitching food off of the kitchen counter.

Posted by: Mike Hammer, etc., etc. at April 02, 2016 03:40 PM (9mTYi)

77 Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 03:35 PM (dFi94)

Sounds like Emma has learned how to train humans very well. Good for her!

Posted by: Conor T. Hrothgar at April 02, 2016 03:40 PM (wYnyS)

78 grammie, Emma sounds like such a funny dog. The Golden sounds like she was a great companion for her.

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:40 PM (2x3L+)

79 Cool Traye, I couldn't tell if Freedom was a puppy or a different breed.

Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 03:41 PM (3kUGE)

80 No..they are purebreds, both from German working lines.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:41 PM (3v3uS)

81 >>>Patience is not a known quality amongst morons...Posted by: RedDish

Procastination is, though. I'm thankful for that, as I still haven't sent in a picture of my wonderful Maggie Mae Duke (AKA, the AmeriDog).

Posted by: AmeriDan at April 02, 2016 03:42 PM (Rfm75)

82 grammie, Emma sounds like such a funny dog. The Golden sounds like she was a great companion for her.

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:40 PM (2x3L+)
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They were great together. Emma needed a teacher, and Annie was dutiful enough to show her the ropes, even though you could tell she thought it was thoroughly beneath her.

Posted by: grammie winger, watching the fig tree at April 02, 2016 03:42 PM (dFi94)

83 "No..they are purebreds, "

Good pic.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 03:45 PM (9ym/8)

84 She's our new girl, about 8 weeks in the picture.

Posted by: Traye at April 02, 2016 03:45 PM (H2ceg)

85
I'd be afraid if my dog chased coyotes bc often I see them in packs of 3. Might be a coyote trap!

Posted by: Bruce With a Wang! at April 02, 2016 03:45 PM (iQIUe)

86 And, Fly, "Dozer" is an ever so appropriate name for your puppy. Meaty looking dude.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 03:46 PM (9ym/8)

87 StickyWicket, Holy Moly, $200 a chic???!!! Mine were like $3 each. I like my hens but I got stuck with this awful mean rooster, a Delaware. He hates me. He was super sweet as a chic and then turned into a total jerk.

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:47 PM (2x3L+)

88 L'elle, was I supposed to send a pic of my Ace cat to you? I posted a Flickr link above.

Posted by: creeper at April 02, 2016 03:48 PM (fqrJe)

89 Thanks...they are great subjects for the lens. Lena is a great runner and jumper. I get some stellar action shots from her.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 03:48 PM (3v3uS)

90 "I'd be afraid if my dog chased coyotes "

I used to have a dog (Dragon was his name) that would chase coyotes. For about ten seconds and then he was done.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 03:49 PM (9ym/8)

91 well off to play with the horses. I am nicely soothed by this thread which makes things that much easier with the steeds so thanks L'elle, Mis-Hum, Chi and all the horde pet people.

Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 03:50 PM (3kUGE)

92 I wouldn't call Tucker musical, but he dances like he's on crack when dinnertime rolls around.
He's almost got a full pirouette down pat.

Posted by: Chi at April 02, 2016 03:50 PM (LUPlG)

93 Same here Bruce. I have a lot of coyotes on my hillside. Ocassionally, I see one by itself, but they usually roam in packs of 3. My vet says they trick dogs and lure them in to play and then attack the poor doggie and it eat it alive. My biggest fear is my puppy dying this way.

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:51 PM (2x3L+)

94 Yeah, creeper, if you wouldn't mind sending it to petmorons at the gee mail dot com. It's easier when we have all the pics in one place to put together the post. Thanks!

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:53 PM (2x3L+)

95 I'm in love with the pet thread. Thanks for doing all the work to put it together. Love the stories too. Always the happiest thread here all week long.

Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 03:53 PM (zOTsN)

96 "I'm in love with the pet thread.

ThunderB"

Hope Mac is coming along, TB. Yeah, it's a great thread.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 03:54 PM (9ym/8)

97 We have lots of coyotes but they do not cross the line that Patrick has established for them. He does his business out on the property perimeter and I haven't seen coyote tracks or other sign on our side in over a year. He's good at his job, even to the point of noticing hawks and moving them on about their way.

Posted by: Traye at April 02, 2016 03:56 PM (H2ceg)

98 Love the pet thread. It's the only thing that makes me wish I had more pets, so I could submit more photos.

Posted by: BeckoningChasm at April 02, 2016 03:57 PM (AroJD)

99 Mac doing well. He thinks he is a big dog in that little body. He was trying to get a possum that was sitting frozen on top of the fence. He's 9 years old but you would t know it. Big personality. See the baleful look in his eyes for being made to wear the cone

Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 03:58 PM (zOTsN)

100 My brother's two chickens provide fresh eggs but are causing some marital discord. They like to look in the windows at their humans, but that means the wrap-around porch is always getting pooped on. Bro and SIL are trying to come up with some way to repel them from the porch aside from a physical barrier.

The birds get along with the Jack Russell, so the dog isn't any help.

Posted by: stace at April 02, 2016 04:00 PM (ozZau)

101 Bruce, that was a bit of concern, although Ole in his prime wasn't going to seem like a snack even to a pack of coyotes since they are less than half his size so part of my nerves was some neighbor was going to think Ole had been stalking chickens or something if they saw him after he'd chased coyotes thru.

Although one time I was riding Shade and leading my old guy GreyMoun fairly early in the morning and a pair of coyotes seemed to be stalking Ole, he noticed it too and came up close to us rather than his normal oblivious sniffing around.

Another time there was a coyote pup and he and Ole were playing, coyote was barking to get Ole to chase it. It was a warm day and I was nervous there might be a pack that would move in after the dog was overheated but looking back I decided it was just a pup newly on its own and feeling bored.

Posted by: PaleRider at April 02, 2016 04:01 PM (3kUGE)

102 L, Elle.

Yep, 200 dollars each, unsexed. Although there is a european breed that has the same mutation that sells for about 100 dollars each.

I don't believe the wife would approve my purchasing a few of either breed. So, I'll focus my attention on the slightly less rare, and much less expensive breeds. The jungle fowls, phoenixes, duckwings, and sebrights, along with a few hens that lay blue eggs.

Posted by: John Kasich at April 02, 2016 04:01 PM (0IhFx)

103 "See the baleful look in his eyes "

Yes. That's a proud man looking to regain his pride in the most post haste manner.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 04:01 PM (9ym/8)

104 I have three cats whose pics I must eventually submit, but giving their details will be a daunting task. Why do we call Flurry "Weasel"? Why do we call Duke "Lord Fluffington"?. Why do we call Omaha "Measel" (okay that one I know, it's because he's Siamese and I started calling him Measy, which kind of rhymes with Flurry's secondary name of "Weasel"), so on and on and on...

Posted by: Lincolntf at April 02, 2016 04:01 PM (2cS/G)

105 Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 03:58 PM (zOTsN)

But just look at his classy, luxurious couch. My dogs are jealous.

Mac is a cutie.

Posted by: stace at April 02, 2016 04:02 PM (ozZau)

106 Off sock

Posted by: Sticky Wicket at April 02, 2016 04:02 PM (0IhFx)

107 I have some good Lena and Jakob shots on my instagram. Lizabtha. I esp love the shot of him getting a bath after being skunked at 4am. Fortunately it was summertime. Oof.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 04:02 PM (3v3uS)

108 Mac does have classy luxorious orange hair. He does it with grass and ear wax

Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 04:04 PM (zOTsN)

109 "But just look at his classy, luxurious couch."

I wasn't going to say anything......but.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 04:04 PM (9ym/8)

110 "He does it with grass and ear wax "

All natural.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 04:05 PM (9ym/8)

111 Wish I could spell. Cone is off, and having one leg shaved makes it look like a chicken leg. Still not dignified

Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 04:07 PM (zOTsN)

112 102 there is a person near us who breeds nearly all those except seabrights. I'd love to have fancy pretty chickens but I can see that be more of an outgo than an income. We have at least 12 breeds and then hybrids of those to the tune of over 200 chickens and they walk around feed themselves and lay 33� eggs.

Posted by: Traye at April 02, 2016 04:08 PM (H2ceg)

113 I keep forgetting to send in some pics of the horses. They're not exactly pets, but two out of three of them have been in the house, so... close enough.
Right now, the big ones are a bit sore and cranky because they got their shots yesterday and that makes their necks swell a bit. I feel bad for them but they'll be fine in a few days. The mini gets a break because he only gets a rabies shot, though he fusses so much, you'd think he was getting stabbed by a knife, not a tiny little needle!
Ridiculous creatures, but I love them to bits.

Posted by: right wing whippersnapper- quietly rebellious at April 02, 2016 04:08 PM (26lkV)

114 I have to know

Why were your horses in your house?

Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 04:09 PM (zOTsN)

115 I'd love to see horse pet pictures. I had no idea they had to get rabies shots.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 04:10 PM (3v3uS)

116 114 I have to know

Why were your horses in your house?
Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 04:09 PM (zOTsN

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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and venture that booze was involved.

Posted by: Duke Lowell at April 02, 2016 04:11 PM (kTF2Z)

117 So no ampersands and also no cent symbols

Posted by: Traye at April 02, 2016 04:11 PM (H2ceg)

118 We had a pack that tried to lure my dog many, many years ago. Were walking in the desert watching more for Mojave Green rattlesnakes than coyotes when a single coyote came over a hill; jumping, bouncing, yipping acting just like a puppy that wants to play. Bundy (my Queensland Heeler cattle dog--real name Bundaberg for the rum) started towards it, but in a move completely out of his character, came right back to my call. As we crested that hill, saw a pack of three running away. So they do try and entice the dogs into their traps. Scary.

Posted by: RedDish at April 02, 2016 04:12 PM (5eXg1)

119 93 Same here Bruce. I have a lot of coyotes on my hillside. Ocassionally, I see one by itself, but they usually roam in packs of 3. My vet says they trick dogs and lure them in to play and then attack the poor doggie and it eat it alive. My biggest fear is my puppy dying this way.
Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:51 PM (2x3L+)
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I've heard their howling when they got some poor creature. My neighbor said she saw a coyote with a little dog in his mouth running away. Read in the paper where a woman was tending her garden with her pup about 8 feet away. Coyote jumped the hedge, grabbed the dog, and jumped over the hedge and was gone. I see them out early in the mornings and especially on trash pick up day. I feel sorry for them but I love pets more.

Posted by: Bruce With a Wang! at April 02, 2016 04:15 PM (iQIUe)

120 That vine of the dog in the link is hilarious

Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 04:15 PM (zOTsN)

121 Yeah, chickens are a big old money loser. They're interesting birds to observe though. There is such a thing as a pecking order. They're kind of cliquish and the equivalent of mean girls in junior high. Mine chose one hen and shunned the poor thing.

Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 04:16 PM (2x3L+)

122 I have to know

Why were your horses in your house?
Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 04:09 PM (zOTsN

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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and venture that booze was involved.
Posted by: Duke Lowell

It's all lies. Slanderous lies.

Posted by: John Kerry at April 02, 2016 04:16 PM (vhTN7)

123 3 of them came into my yard eyeing my neighbors toy poodles. I thought they would be scared of me but they werent. I yelled and threw things at them and they would just retreat a few feet. Finally had to chase them away by running right at them yelling like a mad man.

Posted by: Bruce With a Wang! at April 02, 2016 04:18 PM (iQIUe)

124 The mini came in the house because there was a bushel basket of apples on the kitchen floor. He was grazing on the lawn, the door was open, and he followed his nose right to the apples. Made one hell of a mess, and the whole house smelled like a cider press for a few days after.

Penny came in the house because she's weird like that. She was grazing on the lawn, the door was open- seeing a theme here?- and she wanted to see where the people kept going. That was a bit tricky because she's a 1200 lb Quarter Horse, and her butt's nearly as wide as the door. I had to back her out the door with about half an inch of clearance on either side, then down the (stone) steps. Lucky for me, she didn't panic and try to turn around inside the house. That would have been interesting.

Posted by: right wing whippersnapper- quietly rebellious at April 02, 2016 04:18 PM (26lkV)

125 Lizabth- Horses are too curious for their own good, so there's a chance that they'll see a rabid raccoon/opossum/whatever and try to make friends with it, only to get bitten. And you have to have a valid rabies certificate to bring a horse to most shows/rodeos/ etc.

Posted by: right wing whippersnapper- quietly rebellious at April 02, 2016 04:21 PM (26lkV)

126 Finally had to chase them away by running right at them yelling like a mad man.
Posted by: Bruce With a Wang! at April 02, 2016 04:18 PM

If that happens again we need video.

Posted by: Farmer at April 02, 2016 04:23 PM (3hlFs)

127 Hereabouts, we use coyotes for fertilizer.

Posted by: Mike Hammer, etc., etc. at April 02, 2016 04:23 PM (9mTYi)

128 Oh my word...what an excellent horse story! Now you have to send in pictures so we can put faces with the mayhem.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 04:26 PM (3v3uS)

129 'd love to see horse pet pictures. I had no idea they had to get rabies shots.
Posted by: Lizabth

One time, Teresa saw me with shaving cream on my face and tried to shoot me.

Posted by: John Kerry at April 02, 2016 04:27 PM (vhTN7)

130 BRAG ALERT:

My mixed breed dog- that mostly looks like a mid sized Akita- is six and has been with me since her birth, and I've never had to house train her.

She just knew to walk to the door and sit if she needed to go outside to do her business. She also will not do it in the yard. I walk her to an empty lot across the street. Yes, I still bag lt.

I've never tried to keep her off of the furniture yet she still won't get on a couch/chair when anyone's looking. Of course, by amount of hair on my recliner when I arrive home from work, she enjoys lounging around watching the teevee I leave on.

I work a rotating shift and she easily slips into any time line I'm in.

We're a team.

Posted by: AmeriDan at April 02, 2016 04:27 PM (Rfm75)

131 " The mini came in the house because there was a bushel basket of apples on the kitchen floor."

Near my house in town there is a small patch where someone has some goats grazing and in the mix are a burro and a Shetland. That little Shet' is the biggest prick. He/She'll butt the Hell outta that donkey who's doing nothing. For no reason. Donk' takes it in stride.

Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 04:32 PM (9ym/8)

132 128 Oh my word...what an excellent horse story!

Those who forget horsestory are doomed to repeat it.

Posted by: John Kerry at April 02, 2016 04:32 PM (vhTN7)

133 If Ben Had wanders in - check with a rescue organization. ?
A simple search showed me multiple links to a Gentle Giant Rescue dot com. Good luck.

ThunderB,
Mac looks so pitiful (in the cutest way possible!). I agree that he wants his dignity back.
An opossum? I was worried for a while because Tucker is pretty small & they can be mean. But he has brought me 3 dead ones now, so I don't worry much about them anymore.
I know all about "10 pounds of personality in a 5 pound package."

Chickens. I have been thinking of this topic...
I'm in the city, but on an acre. I've wanted to have a few, and may even meet the requirements to do so legally - I'll be verifying that this week.
If I decide to do it, I'll have plenty of questions, I'm sure.
Biggest fear is the dog wanting to eat them.

Posted by: Chi at April 02, 2016 04:32 PM (LUPlG)

134 Posted by: Ricardo Kill at April 02, 2016 04:32 PM (9ym/

Yep, ponies are obnoxious little bastards. It's like they have the same amount of character as a big horse, but super condensed into a little body. I've never met one who didn't think it was at least as tough as a normal horse.

Posted by: right wing whippersnapper- quietly rebellious at April 02, 2016 04:37 PM (26lkV)

135 Love the pet thread.
Anyone have musical cats?
We have a piano and if we leave the lid open, Dexter (featured last Sat.) will paw at some notes. Hits a cluster, the occasional diad.
Then he will mount the keyboard and walk up and down, low notes to high notes, and vice versa.
Also next to the piano is my bass violin, on a stand, which he will stand on his hind legs and pluck the E string.
I don't mind it so much until he started doing it at 4 in the morning.
Youtube has a video of a cat drumming on a cardboard box and his owner drumming on drums. They have a pretty good duet going on.

Posted by: navybrat at April 02, 2016 04:39 PM (8QGte)

136 When I kept chickens, we had two German shepherds, Anna and Fritz. When I brought the chicks home, we made it really clear to the dogs that "No". Anna took to mothering them, once bring one to me because she thought it was in distress. It had a funny wing ever after. Now Fritz, he didn't mind them until the chick were bigger and more or less chickens. He never tried to eat one, but he sure kept them in line. At dusk, we'd tell him, "Fritz, go get those chickens in". He'd race off and herd them in concentric circles until they were in a tidy group and put them in the shed for us. Only ones he got feisty with were the roosters, and we didn't mind that much because it kept them humble. The main thing is to spend time with dog and chicks right from the start, and the dog will learn that he is to guard and be nice to the little fowl, not eat them.

Posted by: Lizabth at April 02, 2016 04:39 PM (3v3uS)

137 >>It's all lies. Slanderous lies.
Posted by: John Kerry

Yes it is.

Posted by: Sarah Jessica Parker at April 02, 2016 04:41 PM (c7vUv)

138 If the primary doesn't go the way I like, I'm gearing up to start a write-in campaign for my cat.

Kira 2016! I can vouch that she was born in the U.S. (specifically, my bedroom closet), and that she is over 35 in human years.

If elected, she pledges to be a do-nothing President, spending most of her time sleeping and licking herself. And isn't that all we really want in a President?

I can't promise that she won't hack up a hairball on the Resolute Desk, though, although she usually prefers the carpet.

Posted by: rickl at April 02, 2016 04:41 PM (sdi6R)

139 Oh, I forgot to thank the owner of the handsome black labs. Beautiful dogs. Strange, but I miss my old one who was kind of like the movie/book Farley. Not really trainable, but good-natured and funny -- after I got over the embarrassment and irritation with whatever public humiliation he was expert at executing. Yeah, training. Whatever.

Posted by: mustbequantum at April 02, 2016 04:42 PM (MIKMs)

140 Bought some flavored vodka by mistake. This stuff is truly gross. Why do people like this disgusting sweet shit?

Posted by: angela urkel at April 02, 2016 04:42 PM (vhTN7)

141 Posted by: L, Elle at April 02, 2016 03:53 PM (2x3L+)

Done. Sent you my one-eyed Ace and the mouth of Murphy, my stray ragdoll.

Posted by: creeper at April 02, 2016 04:42 PM (fqrJe)

142 "Bought some flavored vodka by mistake. This stuff is truly gross. "

Observe and confirm.

Posted by: Maginot Line at April 02, 2016 04:45 PM (9ym/8)

143 Posted by: navybrat at April 02, 2016 04:39 PM (8QGte)

That's cute and funny. My cats don't have any musical talent, but the older female loves church music. If I have hymns playing on the computer she will come sit beside me on a chair. Doesn't seem to have the same interest in other sorts of music. I don't know if she's Baptist or United Mehodist or what church she favors-just likes the old hymns.

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at April 02, 2016 04:45 PM (w4NZ8)

144 Yes my cat runs the house and he has no problem letting you know it too. I sure wish he wouldn't keep telling me that at 0430 every morning though!!

Posted by: Andrew Gruber at April 02, 2016 04:47 PM (2Xl3z)

145 What is the point of having a couch if you don't have a dog on it to snuggle with?

Posted by: tcn in AK at April 02, 2016 04:52 PM (+YMhA)

146 I can't promise that she won't hack up a hairball on the Resolute Desk, though, although she usually prefers the carpet.
Posted by: rickl at April 02, 2016 04:41 PM (sdi6R)

Having a cat for a mayor has worked out beautifully for Talkeenta. Don't know why it wouldn't work for the good ol' USA.

Posted by: tcn in AK at April 02, 2016 04:54 PM (+YMhA)

147 after I got over the embarrassment and irritation with whatever public humiliation he was expert at executing. Yeah, training. Whatever.
Posted by: mustbequantum at April 02, 2016 04:42 PM (MIKMs)

Oh, yeah, my dog was called Mr Faux Pas as a youngster. Think of the most embarrassing thing to do in a given situation and he'd do it. Someone comes to visit in a rented Cadillac, so what does he do? Jumps into the drivers seat and pees in it.

We dressed him up for a neighborhood dog parade, so during the parade he 1. steals a Poptart from a little girl spectator and 2. jumps up on a woman and makes her spill her coffee on herself.

All of his victims had great senses of humor, bless them.

Posted by: stace at April 02, 2016 04:56 PM (ozZau)

148 145 What is the point of having a couch if you don't have a dog on it to snuggle with?
Posted by: tcn in AK
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Wait - what?
I'm allowed to sit on the couch, too?

Posted by: Chi at April 02, 2016 04:58 PM (LUPlG)

149 ThunderB, if you remember where you got mac's couch, I need something like that for my doggehs.

Posted by: stace at April 02, 2016 05:00 PM (ozZau)

150 I got it at soft surroundings about four years ago

Posted by: ThunderB at April 02, 2016 05:06 PM (zOTsN)

151 145 What is the point of having a couch if you don't have a dog on it to snuggle with?
Posted by: tcn in AK

My toughts too, but as I commented earlier, Maggie Mae wants to keep up the illusion that she doesn't get on furniture.

Bed time is a different story though... she does leave me a small area of surface space to lay down myself. Bless her heart.

Posted by: AmeriDan at April 02, 2016 05:09 PM (Rfm75)

152 Bought some flavored vodka by mistake. This stuff is truly gross.

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Funny line about that from Joy on My Name is Earl.

Flavored vodka? That stuff's for pregnant women and homosexuals.

Posted by: Duke Lowell at April 02, 2016 05:12 PM (kTF2Z)

153 Dexter is the only cat I have ever owned that likes when we play music.
My wife plays the piano (and sings, that's why I married her) and I play the bass. Whenever we play music Dexter is right there, sitting up, watching us.
Then when we put the instruments down, he will go over to them and strum on them or press piano keys down.
He is cute as heck.

Posted by: navybrat at April 02, 2016 05:18 PM (8QGte)

154 wonderful pics again. I love this thread.

Posted by: CaliGirl at April 02, 2016 05:18 PM (egOGm)

155 from Joy on My Name is Earl.
Posted by: Duke Lowell

Loved her! Did you see the movie Ringmaster based on making an episode of The Jerry Springer Show? She is awesome playing a guest on the show.

Posted by: AmeriDan at April 02, 2016 05:18 PM (Rfm75)

156 I've never had problems getting dogs and chickens to coexist peacefully. Mostly they, (the dogs), want to play with them, (the chickens), or herd them. Roosters, the assholes of the fowl kingdom, will eventually try to attack dogs, which provides an excellent educational opportunity for both. Once they mutually agree that the dog is the top of the pecking order, they'll actually start to play with each other.

Posted by: Sticky Wicket at April 02, 2016 05:23 PM (0IhFx)

157 I so enjoy seeing everyones fur babies!! They are all beautiful. They give us such joy don't they?

Posted by: Jewells45 at April 02, 2016 05:24 PM (CNHr1)

158 155 from Joy on My Name is Earl.
Posted by: Duke Lowell

Loved her! Did you see the movie Ringmaster based on making an episode of The Jerry Springer Show? She is awesome playing a guest on the show.
Posted by: AmeriDan at April 02, 2016 05:18 PM (Rfm75)

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Haven't seen it, but I could see her in that role.

Posted by: Duke Lowell at April 02, 2016 05:28 PM (kTF2Z)

159 Highly recommended. The movie is hilarious. Much better then an actual show.

Posted by: AmeriDan at April 02, 2016 05:31 PM (Rfm75)

160 #59, laughed so painfully! My dad had a greyhound--so sweet and pretty. Hardly shed, real couch potato, but FAST. Caught a bird in mid-air once.

Posted by: Quint&Jessel, Sea of Azof, Bly, UK at April 02, 2016 05:34 PM (IN4IS)

161 Thanks, ThunderB

Posted by: stace at April 02, 2016 05:35 PM (ozZau)

162 Here I am at the end of a dead thread , but I would like to thank everyone that offered a suggestion for my search for a Deerhound. McGyver , your link did not work for me but I will try some other avenues to reach you. My special thanks to L,Elle for remembering to ask for me.

Posted by: Ben Had at April 02, 2016 06:24 PM (joDbq)

163 I re-rolled this video to correct for Jack's birth year, so I figured I'd link it again ICYMI.

The Fur Flies - starring Jack the Cat
With just a shake of the head
Video webwork, slightly less than 1 minute. Might need a serious-size screen to really see the "action."

On my website:
http://bit.ly/fur-flies
___

[And BW, if you see this, I don't like to leave misunderstandings standing: I hope you did or will come to understand that, stupid I may be, but last week I was not upset, just confused, because I hadn't realized that I had neglected to include the link and didn't realize why you had done me the favor you did.]

Posted by: mindful webworker - pet-owned at April 02, 2016 06:28 PM (5a8XA)

164 I'm on my 6th German Shepherd. Those are some beautiful dogs Liz. Jakob looks like my first, when I was a kid.

Posted by: freaked at April 02, 2016 06:55 PM (BO/km)

165 Grammie,
Do you have an I-phone or other phone that can take pics? You can use your phone to take a pic of the pic and e-mail it from your phone.

Posted by: CaliGirl at April 02, 2016 06:58 PM (egOGm)

166 Thank you for posting that picture of Oblio.

In addition to being the most spoiled cat in the world, she is very sweet and affectionate.

Posted by: Butch at April 02, 2016 08:17 PM (hXu8T)

167 Had a Guinea pig who loved music. Whenever I started playing an instrument, he would run out, sit up straight right in front of me and listen. When I quit playing, he then went back to his previous activities.

Posted by: French Jeton at April 02, 2016 11:41 PM (WMvHw)

168 Ben Had keep us posted on your search

Posted by: Misanthropic Humanitarian at April 03, 2016 08:43 PM (voOPb)

169 Ben Had - I'm really late to this thread but I wanted to weigh in on the request for information about Scottish deerhounds. I've had two and am pretty well versed on the community in both the U.S. and UK. If you answer this I'll give give you my junk email if you want more info.

Ann

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