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Jul 18, 2017 09:20:20   #
Bevos
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Good for her!! Work work work and stay healthy!!!

That has been my montra for years, still at it, never smoked and still work in the garden, take long walks and spend time every day training dogs. I just wish NPP were as healthy as I am, but his health problems are mainly genetic. He keeps pushing himself and I haven't decided if that is why he is still alive, or shortening his life. What ever, it is his choice, mine is to work until I drop and the doctors say that looks as if it is years away, SO THERE!!
SWMBO
Good for her!! Work work work and stay healthy!!!... (show quote)


GOOD for you!!! That was my Parents philosophy, and they both lived to almost 100. Dad 94, and Mom 96. Unfortunately, I was a smoker and now have COPD, so I can't function like I used to. The WANT TO is still there but the ability is not. I was ALWAYS a HARD worker, and my BIGGEST regret is that I cannot still work like I used to!!! But I DO still work AT it whenever I can.
You must be NPP's wife? Welcome to the club!!!

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Jul 18, 2017 10:27:46   #
archie bunker Loc: Texas
 
Bevos wrote:
That is what my Lab is. He was a stray, when the people took him in, that I got him from. AND he HAS to be petted BEFORE he will eat. So far, I am HIS protector. But he is still basically a pup. About 1&1/2 yrs. old. Loves anybody that will pet him. Guess I need to get another female. I used to have a Sheltie puppy, and I got her at about 7 wks old. RIGHT AWAY she thought she was my protector. If anyone walked up to me she would plant herself right between us and growl. She was always friendly, but always watchful of my safety.

Tomato juice for getting rid of skunk smell. We always kept it on hand when I was growing up. My Mom canned it herself. We had 5 dogs, and they were always chasing something. Skunks were plentiful there too.
That is what my Lab is. He was a stray, when the p... (show quote)


We had a Corgi who would protect my wife at all costs. We had to put him down a while back after 15 years.
That legless lunatic was always getting either skunked, or snakebit. The last time he confronted a rattlesnake, he took 5 bites on the snout because he would never leave well enough alone. It was a miracle that one didn't kill him, but he survived.
We tried tomato juice for his skunky adventures, but it didn't work very good. Maybe because his fur was so thick? We found some stuff at Petco that is made just for that, and it worked really well. It is kind of expensive, but my wife spent the money because God forbid that sawed off little maniac ever spend a night outside.

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Jul 18, 2017 11:14:48   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
archie bunker wrote:
We had a Corgi who would protect my wife at all costs. We had to put him down a while back after 15 years.
That legless lunatic was always getting either skunked, or snakebit. The last time he confronted a rattlesnake, he took 5 bites on the snout because he would never leave well enough alone. It was a miracle that one didn't kill him, but he survived.
We tried tomato juice for his skunky adventures, but it didn't work very good. Maybe because his fur was so thick? We found some stuff at Petco that is made just for that, and it worked really well. It is kind of expensive, but my wife spent the money because God forbid that sawed off little maniac ever spend a night outside.
We had a Corgi who would protect my wife at all co... (show quote)


Years ago, my wife and I had a wolf/German Shepherd hybrid. She would not chase the neighbor's cattle, but she would roll in cowcrap and go chase deer. (We lived on the edge of the National Forest). Then she would come home a day or so later, waltz into the house if we weren't looking, and plop her ass down on the couch. Yech!

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Jul 18, 2017 11:35:57   #
archie bunker Loc: Texas
 
Loki wrote:
Years ago, my wife and I had a wolf/German Shepherd hybrid. She would not chase the neighbor's cattle, but she would roll in cowcrap and go chase deer. (We lived on the edge of the National Forest). Then she would come home a day or so later, waltz into the house if we weren't looking, and plop her ass down on the couch. Yech!


Lol! Just the other morning I saw a little foo foo dog (Shitzu I think) who lives down the road from us on his back, rolling on a road killed racoon that has been there for more than a week. The little guy looked like he was having the time of his life.
Why do dogs do that? Roll in smelly crap, I mean? We have had dogs do the same thing, and it almost makes you want to disown em!

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Jul 18, 2017 11:38:36   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
archie bunker wrote:
Lol! Just the other morning I saw a little foo foo dog (Shitzu I think) who lives down the road from us on his back, rolling on a road killed racoon that has been there for more than a week. The little guy looked like he was having the time of his life.
Why do dogs do that? Roll in smelly crap, I mean? We have had dogs do the same thing, and it almost makes you want to disown em!


Instinct. It kills the dog (predator) smell. My Pit got into some road kill once when she was small. It not only killed the dog smell, it damn near killed me. I have a very strong stomach, and I lost the contents. Then I had to bathe her. Then I had to bathe me. Twice.

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Jul 18, 2017 11:55:24   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
Bevos wrote:
GOOD for you!!! That was my Parents philosophy, and they both lived to almost 100. Dad 94, and Mom 96. Unfortunately, I was a smoker and now have COPD, so I can't function like I used to. The WANT TO is still there but the ability is not. I was ALWAYS a HARD worker, and my BIGGEST regret is that I cannot still work like I used to!!! But I DO still work AT it whenever I can.
You must be NPP's wife? Welcome to the club!!!
GOOD for you!!! That was my Parents philosophy, an... (show quote)


Yes, thank you for the welcome. I am lucky enough to be married to NPP for over half a century. If you see SWMBO (She Who Must Be Obeyed) you will know it was me.

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Jul 18, 2017 12:03:02   #
archie bunker Loc: Texas
 
Loki wrote:
Instinct. It kills the dog (predator) smell. My Pit got into some road kill once when she was small. It not only killed the dog smell, it damn near killed me. I have a very strong stomach, and I lost the contents. Then I had to bathe her. Then I had to bathe me. Twice.


Oh yeah! It's horrible! I just can't see that little dust mop with no handle being much of a predator though! Lol!

Years ago, I was hauling sugar beets from the field to the beet dump, and there were two Schnauzers, bows, and all eating from the ass of a dead calf in the ditch about a quarter mile from a brand new, beautiful brick home in the middle of nowhere. I always imagined them going back home, licking mama's face and being all over the furniture. It still amuses me to think about, because those well groomed little darlings weren't country type dogs.

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Jul 18, 2017 14:58:10   #
Ricktloml
 
Bevos wrote:
That is what my Lab is. He was a stray, when the people took him in, that I got him from. AND he HAS to be petted BEFORE he will eat. So far, I am HIS protector. But he is still basically a pup. About 1&1/2 yrs. old. Loves anybody that will pet him. Guess I need to get another female. I used to have a Sheltie puppy, and I got her at about 7 wks old. RIGHT AWAY she thought she was my protector. If anyone walked up to me she would plant herself right between us and growl. She was always friendly, but always watchful of my safety.

Tomato juice for getting rid of skunk smell. We always kept it on hand when I was growing up. My Mom canned it herself. We had 5 dogs, and they were always chasing something. Skunks were plentiful there too.
That is what my Lab is. He was a stray, when the p... (show quote)


The best treatment for skunk I've found is cheap toothpaste-smear it on the dog, leave it on a few minutes then bathe. Of course the dogs, with their sensitive noses hate the strong mint scent, and drool like crazy, so you can't leave it on too long, I find it's better to repeat than tax the dog too much. Funny the skunk scent doesn't bother them nearly as much

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Jul 19, 2017 10:43:05   #
Bevos
 
archie bunker wrote:
We had a Corgi who would protect my wife at all costs. We had to put him down a while back after 15 years.
That legless lunatic was always getting either skunked, or snakebit. The last time he confronted a rattlesnake, he took 5 bites on the snout because he would never leave well enough alone. It was a miracle that one didn't kill him, but he survived.
We tried tomato juice for his skunky adventures, but it didn't work very good. Maybe because his fur was so thick? We found some stuff at Petco that is made just for that, and it worked really well. It is kind of expensive, but my wife spent the money because God forbid that sawed off little maniac ever spend a night outside.
We had a Corgi who would protect my wife at all co... (show quote)


Sawed off little maniac? LOLOL!! I've heard that said about Corgis before. Sure do him miss though, don't you?

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Jul 19, 2017 10:45:54   #
Bevos
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Yes, thank you for the welcome. I am lucky enough to be married to NPP for over half a century. If you see SWMBO (She Who Must Be Obeyed) you will know it was me.


I LIKE the Name!! LOL!! GOOD to know!!!

And NPP IS a good guy!!! AND a LUCKY guy!!!

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Jul 19, 2017 10:55:43   #
Bevos
 
archie bunker wrote:
Oh yeah! It's horrible! I just can't see that little dust mop with no handle being much of a predator though! Lol!

Years ago, I was hauling sugar beets from the field to the beet dump, and there were two Schnauzers, bows, and all eating from the ass of a dead calf in the ditch about a quarter mile from a brand new, beautiful brick home in the middle of nowhere. I always imagined them going back home, licking mama's face and being all over the furniture. It still amuses me to think about, because those well groomed little darlings weren't country type dogs.
Oh yeah! It's horrible! I just can't see that litt... (show quote)


THAT is why I don't like Kitty in my face. He goes into his litter box, and does not clean up well after. He keeps getting on my computer trying to put HIS two-cents in, and I keep putting him off it.

He has to be right next to me all of the time. The dog too, if he is in the house, or I am outside with him. I sometimes feel like I am being MAULED. I hug, quite a bit, but I am NOT a TOUCHY-FEELEY kind of person. But for some reason they BOTH think they HAVE to be TOUCHING me all of the time. I have NEVER seen anything like it!!!

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Jul 19, 2017 10:59:08   #
Bevos
 
archie bunker wrote:
Lol! Just the other morning I saw a little foo foo dog (Shitzu I think) who lives down the road from us on his back, rolling on a road killed racoon that has been there for more than a week. The little guy looked like he was having the time of his life.
Why do dogs do that? Roll in smelly crap, I mean? We have had dogs do the same thing, and it almost makes you want to disown em!


It's their PERFUME!!! The STINKIER the BETTER!!!

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Jul 19, 2017 11:01:30   #
Bevos
 
Loki wrote:
Instinct. It kills the dog (predator) smell. My Pit got into some road kill once when she was small. It not only killed the dog smell, it damn near killed me. I have a very strong stomach, and I lost the contents. Then I had to bathe her. Then I had to bathe me. Twice.


I did not know that. I was always told that it was perfume to them!!! Maybe it works for BOTH!!!

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Jul 19, 2017 13:45:47   #
Ricktloml
 
Bevos wrote:
THAT is why I don't like Kitty in my face. He goes into his litter box, and does not clean up well after. He keeps getting on my computer trying to put HIS two-cents in, and I keep putting him off it.

He has to be right next to me all of the time. The dog too, if he is in the house, or I am outside with him. I sometimes feel like I am being MAULED. I hug, quite a bit, but I am NOT a TOUCHY-FEELEY kind of person. But for some reason they BOTH think they HAVE to be TOUCHING me all of the time. I have NEVER seen anything like it!!!
THAT is why I don't like Kitty in my face. He goes... (show quote)


My dogs are storm sensitive. Wait 'til a 125lb, wolfhound, a 70lb pit bull, and a
65lb vizsla ALL try yo get on your lap at the same time

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Jul 19, 2017 15:17:40   #
Bevos
 
Ricktloml wrote:
My dogs are storm sensitive. Wait 'til a 125lb, wolfhound, a 70lb pit bull, and a
65lb vizsla ALL try yo get on your lap at the same time


Had a German Shepherd like that.We left our bedroom door open so the kids could come in if they got scared. Try having an 90 pd GS lands in the middle of your bed while you are fast asleep. But I think yours would be a little MORE EXCITEFUL!!!

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