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Calliesmom said:
he eats lots of things that maybe he shouldn't:winkgrin:
he loves to pick things up- twigs, sticks, pine cones, leaves and sometimes even his toys and chews that he's supposed to play with:smile2:
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Mine used to be like that! I’m sure Piper will still try to eat the weeds…I think he’s part goat too lol. Blueberry used to dig…I think she forgot after her first winter haha. Fortunately!
 
woof said:
Love that clip and how he wanted you to let that other dog in and why weren't you doing something about that other dog in that glass thingy... Someone is going to need a new rug that one will have a ring carved in it soon:)
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He was one of two puppies and everyone in the kennel that I saw was Sable. I honestly think he thought he was Sable and that was a different dog to play with. The along came Spitfire the Sable :ROFLMAO:

His name roughly translated to Mirror Gazer for a reason.

Now Ian being the circling maniac has actually worn a trail. Including a spot with no grass where the septic line is I think as there is a dip from settling. Leap, land and turn. It is the Ian way. He would REALLY like Davy to come by again so they could chase :ROFLMAO:
 
SheepOfBlue said:
He was one of two puppies and everyone in the kennel that I saw was Sable. I honestly think he thought he was Sable and that was a different dog to play with. The along came Spitfire the Sable :ROFLMAO:

His name roughly translated to Mirror Gazer for a reason.

Now Ian being the circling maniac has actually worn a trail. Including a spot with no grass where the septic line is I think as there is a dip from settling. Leap, land and turn. It is the Ian way. He would REALLY like Davy to come by again so they could chase :ROFLMAO:
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Davy would love to run with Ian- Reggie currently isn't big enough for Davy to really run with as Davy easily outruns him and then rolls him:rolleyes2:
it's requiring closer supervision and separation:winkgrin::yes:
 
Calliesmom said:
he eats lots of things that maybe he shouldn't:winkgrin:
he loves to pick things up- twigs, sticks, pine cones, leaves and sometimes even his toys and chews that he's supposed to play with:smile2:
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Yes, they munch on anything they can find! Mine was rooting out pieces of charcoal from last year's grilling. The thing that bugs me is that they get so preoccupied with every stick and blade of grass that they get distracted from doing their businesses.
 
Mignarda said:
Yes, they munch on anything they can find! Mine was rooting out pieces of charcoal from last year's grilling. The thing that bugs me is that they get so preoccupied with every stick and blade of grass that they get distracted from doing their businesses.
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I used a puppy pen outside when Blueberry came home (she’s 4 now)…plus she came home in January. It was much easier than chasing her around the yard! lol
 
Piper's mom said:
I used a puppy pen outside when Blueberry came home (she’s 4 now)…plus she came home in January. It was much easier than chasing her around the yard! lol
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Oh yes! When I lost Dickens in January i told myself I wouldn't get another dog until around the end of summer, but loneliness got the better of me and I settled for early April. Still a bit cold a nasty, but at least you're not chasing them around in the cold and snow and whatever else comes down! I spent ten minutes chasing Mr. Pip on the second day I had him, and he thought it was the best kind of fun. Next day we worked on recall, and meantime I leashed him when we were outside. I'd thought of the pen, too, but he's a bit older than a lot of new pups at seventeen weeks and I was able to get him to come to me when called ... most of the time. The other times he was too distracted to notice me coming up on him! Then it was gotcha!
 
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