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Waiting for her buddy Coco the goldendoodle she just spotted
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Waiting for her buddy Coco the goldendoodle she just spotted
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Had an awesome 5 days of skiing with Maisie recently up at Shames. Pow would have been nice, but she certainly enjoys ripping groomers.
Jowls
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Homeboy ate one of my wife’s insulated kinco gloves last night. All except for the cuff and about half the liner. Wft?! Seems ok today….
Nom nom nom.
Hi Yeah hi
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The Bitch just won her 3rd consecutive Neck Roll World Championship
Elite performer
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Where we going?
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OMG. I'm going to go ahead and guess that it's a bit difficult to say no to this handsome animal.Quote:
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Living his best life. Beautiful 8 mile run today.
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Not really into the ball game (campground).https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...a344e3fc2f.jpg
Rocky likes the pendleton and loves snuggling his brother when he finally tires out. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...0d6d78fee5.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...e7a1d23a86.jpg
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Maisy goes crazy for the snow and girl has some springs.
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Kudos to whoever took those pics and put them up on the internet for friends to alert me.
That launch is incredible! So cool someone got that shot.
Full send!
Awesome shot!
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Rocky gives it to the big blonde.
No pictures but I am very stoked that Moira returned home on her own after a four-hour jaunt in the woods on a deer scent. I tracked her for about two hours, finally gave up and headed home due to guests arriving, thankful for the compass and map on my phone as I got a bit turned around. No point having a lost dog and a lost husband at the same time. She finally staggered back in the mushy snow, then slept for about 12 hours.
It's a tough call. Bad dog for running off and ignoring the human, good dog for coming home. Need to work more on redirecting for the prey drive.
Any suggestions welcome, though I am not going to buy the Spot-On collar, cool as it is.
I’ve never returned home without my dog. But I’ve lost him for up to an hour and my heart was just broken.
Glad your dog found his way home.
You can get GPS collars for 250ish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Multiglisse
Those are so rad!Quote:
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This needs to go on we rate dogs or something. So coolQuote:
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You got a damn fine Maisy buddy.Quote:
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I'm in love with my Maisie, but WA Maisy ain't no slouch, great shot!
Thanks. It's pretty much impossible to keep up with a dog in the woods, and she does have an excellent track record (7 for 7) of returning home after running off after something. So I was banking on that and it paid off.Quote:
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This would be the best collar option for Moira, at least we'd know where she is.Quote:
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I'm pretty sure I've suggested this to you before so feel free to ignore it but I'd highly recommend an electric shock coller. It lets you give instant consequences when your dog is being a shithead. Being able to nip bad behavior right off is great! That said I've got an idiot of a lab/Rottweiler that is anxious to please rather than a dog that has a high prey drive.Quote:
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It can seem kind of inhumane shocking your dog but I think it's way better than having your pup on the loose for a long period of time risking getting hit by a car or similar.
Yeah, I am open to the collar idea, just which one? Basic shock, GPS, virtual fence? Or the low cost option of keeping her on-leash forever.Quote:
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