I had to nip my dog in the face today to remind her who is in charge. I also made it a point to carry her home an entire block for the same reason. She's still in her kennel.
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I had to nip my dog in the face today to remind her who is in charge. I also made it a point to carry her home an entire block for the same reason. She's still in her kennel.
Our girls would be spoilt teenage princesses...
My Chocolate Lab "Dude" who just passed would have been my running for the last 15 years.
He joked around with me all the time, we like the same things, getting out, hunting, fishing, hiking, camping. Good workout partner too
He was a great wing-man with the ladies and could chill on the couch, watch the game without excessive talking and discussion.
Lastly he was laid back and very friendly but didn't take any sh#% or tolerate a bunch of BS.
ya, I would say he would be a good mate.
Griff
I sometimes pretend my dogs can talk and try to figure out what their voice/dialect would be. I base it off their general manurisms and what not. But that's about as human as I wish they'd be.
My one dog would be great, quiet, well behaved, excited about life most of the time.
the little female Lhasa apso would really piss me off if she could even talk. She is very sweet then all of a sudden she turns into a dumbass, does what she wants when she wants and looks you in the face while she's doing it. She would also talk back all the time, and she would be a little whore as well. I'm glad she isn't a human!