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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: betty on December 16, 2010, 02:57:34 PM
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this is my silly pitbull tank....chasing a lazer light, watch how he jumps at it, its hilarious!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNfpo48MKuE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNfpo48MKuE)
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just saw it on FB. hilarious! :lol
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(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v99/dichotomy/Demotivational/LaserPenUsage.jpg?t=1292533358)
;)
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Here one of my dog as a pup discovering ice cubes...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66jween7MYY (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66jween7MYY)
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cool doggies :)
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tank is so funny, he will play with shadows and reflections off car windows as they drive pass my house all day long! he wont eat or nothin even if you put a steak down if he has a light to play with....
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lol doggie lazer stomp attack!
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:salute made my day, dog knows where its at :salute :lol
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pm me now
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My family does this with my mutts too. We call it "light bug". My blue healer/minpin mix will sit and stare at the carpet long after we have stopped in anticipation of light bug's return. :rofl
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Are all of your dogs that stupid?
Now my cat, on the other hand...
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my dog sits there nice and calm while your drilling holes in walls general DIY etc, drop a sock in the next room he thinks someone is breaking in :banana: if someone did break in i would not get involved until my German Shepard had calmed down :old:
We have a sign on gate Large dog they still open and walk in :old:
Hose pipes and buckets are his scene by the way
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I used to have a Shepherd/Malamute mix... that dog was INCREDIBLE! Smarter than many people I know. If you looked in his eyes you can actually watch him thinking and trying to figure things out. If a kid walked down the street he knew it wasn't a threat and just a quick glance was all it took to verify that. If you told him to get one of his toys, he knew exactly which one you were talking about and would bring it.
When my dad got injured, he stayed with us for awhile and I set him up in the semi-finished corner of the basement. He told us about twice a night he'd wake up due to feeling the dog rubbing against his hand or leg (hanging off of the twin bed he was on) almost like the dog was making his rounds and checking to see if he was ok. He said that this actually comforted him and made it easier for him to get through the whole ordeal (mom left him.. couple years later when he got hurt his G/F dumped him for staying with me... then after he went back to work they fired him.. he's been through a lot).
Anyway, my wife left me almost two years ago and took the dog with her. Earlier this spring, my G/F adopted a puppy, and she did the 'typical woman' thing of "AWW HE'S SO CUTE! LETS GET HIM" and don't get me wrong he's a good dog, but he's DUMB AS A ROCK! Barks at everything that moves... he goes nuts when the other dogs in the neighborhood go nuts (whether he actually sees something or not)... but I looked outside the other day to see what all the dogs were barking at, I saw a kid jumping the fence and cutting through my back yard, and my dog was just sitting there... not barking... watching him walk by. What a DORK!
As much as I'd hate to say it, we'll probably end up giving him away if we can find a family that would appreciate him. He's a good dog don't get me wrong, but he wants constant attention and just want to run ALL of the time! He needs to be on a farm with a family with kids. The G/F is at wits end with him and once I go back to work next year he'll be locked up outside or in the kitchen 75% of the day anyway.. it's just not a good life for him. I just can't trust him to have the house to himself during the day.
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pm me now
who? and why?
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I used to have a Shepherd/Malamute mix... that dog was INCREDIBLE! Smarter than many people I know. If you looked in his eyes you can actually watch him thinking and trying to figure things out. If a kid walked down the street he knew it wasn't a threat and just a quick glance was all it took to verify that. If you told him to get one of his toys, he knew exactly which one you were talking about and would bring it.
When my dad got injured, he stayed with us for awhile and I set him up in the semi-finished corner of the basement. He told us about twice a night he'd wake up due to feeling the dog rubbing against his hand or leg (hanging off of the twin bed he was on) almost like the dog was making his rounds and checking to see if he was ok. He said that this actually comforted him and made it easier for him to get through the whole ordeal (mom left him.. couple years later when he got hurt his G/F dumped him for staying with me... then after he went back to work they fired him.. he's been through a lot).
Anyway, my wife left me almost two years ago and took the dog with her. Earlier this spring, my G/F adopted a puppy, and she did the 'typical woman' thing of "AWW HE'S SO CUTE! LETS GET HIM" and don't get me wrong he's a good dog, but he's DUMB AS A ROCK! Barks at everything that moves... he goes nuts when the other dogs in the neighborhood go nuts (whether he actually sees something or not)... but I looked outside the other day to see what all the dogs were barking at, I saw a kid jumping the fence and cutting through my back yard, and my dog was just sitting there... not barking... watching him walk by. What a DORK!
As much as I'd hate to say it, we'll probably end up giving him away if we can find a family that would appreciate him. He's a good dog don't get me wrong, but he wants constant attention and just want to run ALL of the time! He needs to be on a farm with a family with kids. The G/F is at wits end with him and once I go back to work next year he'll be locked up outside or in the kitchen 75% of the day anyway.. it's just not a good life for him. I just can't trust him to have the house to himself during the day.
yeah....tank isn't the brightest but he is hella funny! always good for a laugh, stuka on the other hand is just so mellow
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I have a boxer who is about 12 and he barks at everything that goes by, he'll even bark at me and my dad until we get within about 10 feet of him. Although it could be attributed to him being partially blind and partially deaf.
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I am forwarding this thread and the film to the SPCA
Just kidding...
I had roommate years back that had a cat (I am not a Cat person). I used to take a laser pointer and get the cat all worked up by tracing squiggles on the floor...then moved the laser rapidly toward the nearest solid vertical inanimate object...or my Dog...who was also not a Cat person.
Meow
<---Guilty
:bolt:
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who? and why?
Oops sorry wrong post :o
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My rott loves laser lights, when hes got his ima hypnotized by the laser gameface on he can bump into alotta stuff lol.
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I am forwarding this thread and the film to the SPCA
Just kidding...
I had roommate years back that had a cat (I am not a Cat person). I used to take a laser pointer and get the cat all worked up by tracing squiggles on the floor...then moved the laser rapidly toward the nearest solid vertical inanimate object...or my Dog...who was also not a Cat person.
Meow
<---Guilty
:bolt:
:rofl
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we used to do this with the station dog. one day we put the laser on her collar, funniest thing i've ever seen. dog actually bit a wall trying to get it.
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we used to do this with the station dog. one day we put the laser on her collar, funniest thing i've ever seen. dog actually bit a wall trying to get it.
tank is forever trying to bite the crazy light! he slobbers all over the carpet when its on the floor! its ucky but hilarious to watch him jump on the light tryin to get it!
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I wonder if Kojak would be up for that? hmmmmm :D