When "Good" Dogs go Bad! Video Evidence!
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take4roll10
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So funny! I just wish shelties would use their brain for good instead of evil.
Mignarda
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My daughter owned a rogue Schipperke who would wait until she left the house, then run to the front window, tear open the blinds and look after her until the car left the premises. Then he'd promptly get into the trash, or whatever else he could find.
She actually managed to get that dog civilized until the fateful day when he ran out into the street and got so absorbed in what he was doing that he didn't see the car that hit him.
By far the most hilarious and still-unexplained piece of dog deviltry I've ever seen came from a little mutt dog I once owned. My wife and I took him to the shopping mall one day and left him in the car along with our other dog. The car was a Ford Maverick; a small car with a sloping back window and a tiny ledge between the top of the back seat and the window. We were in the mall about half an hour, and when we got back what should we see but a great big dog turd lying right on that ledge! To this day we can't figure out how that little mutt (it had to have been the little one!) managed to do it. One only wonders what people thought as they passed by the car!
She actually managed to get that dog civilized until the fateful day when he ran out into the street and got so absorbed in what he was doing that he didn't see the car that hit him.
By far the most hilarious and still-unexplained piece of dog deviltry I've ever seen came from a little mutt dog I once owned. My wife and I took him to the shopping mall one day and left him in the car along with our other dog. The car was a Ford Maverick; a small car with a sloping back window and a tiny ledge between the top of the back seat and the window. We were in the mall about half an hour, and when we got back what should we see but a great big dog turd lying right on that ledge! To this day we can't figure out how that little mutt (it had to have been the little one!) managed to do it. One only wonders what people thought as they passed by the car!
OntarioSheltie
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Haha, what a little brat!
When we went into the basement we could hear my parent's sheltie Milo jumping up and down to check out what was on the table, but could never actually catch him doing it. Would love a video like that!
When we went into the basement we could hear my parent's sheltie Milo jumping up and down to check out what was on the table, but could never actually catch him doing it. Would love a video like that!
SheepOfBlue
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I bet Sca could also but he is much to well behaved. Spitfire is shorter and that is a good thing since he is well....
When we are home, she doesn't ever beg (she's never been given human food and never fed anything from the table). At meal time she lays quietly under my husband's chair. THis is why is was such a huge surprise to us the first time we came home and found a hot dog bun wrapper in the middle of the floor with 4 missing buns. Weeks later, we left an empty tupperware container (lid off) in the middle of the dining room table. Unfortunately, cupcakes had been in the tub and they had florescent icing, some of which that had stuck to the lid and even though I have tried, tried and tried, I have a huge blob of hot pink on my white carpet. Sigh.
This reminds me of a story an old boss of mine used to tell. She and her hubby had a poodle named Princess Winifred, that they called Winnie. Her husband had gone blind due to macular degeneration, and they used to eat dinner out almost every night. He would leave his house slippers in a certain spot in their bedroom so that he could easily find them to put on -- and periodically Winnie would poop IN HIS SLIPPER when she was mad at them for leaving her. Since he was blind, he'd slide his feet into the slippers, and you can imagine his response...
Spiteful little creature.
Chris
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I'm rolling on the floor here!! This is hysterical! 
BarbV
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Killing myself here too! Love how she keeps circling the table.....A herding dog for sure.....herding food! Ever diligent!
p.s. Haven't seen pictures of her in a while.....still has her curly coat, I see! What a pretty girl!
p.s. Haven't seen pictures of her in a while.....still has her curly coat, I see! What a pretty girl!
Emmasmom
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I thought Liam was well behaved. I blame my sister for leaving cookies on the table the first time. Now he jumps up on the table to look out the window. I'll have to send him down to see Sca for some Southern gentleman training.