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Less than 30 minutes, and already with the guilt trip.
Damn dog can always tell when I am heading out for longer than a few hours. He is already sulking.
He is worse than a woman sometimes. |
haha, poorguy
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Now those dog sex toys make sense. Perhaps just to pul it out only when you plan on being away.
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yeah my Retriever does the same thing, as soon as he sees me putting on my "going out for dinner and drinks and not coming back till late" type of clothes he goes to his bed and makes sighing noises.
But he really turns on the guilt if he sees either me or my gf with suitcases. |
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The suitcase is instantaneous moping around. Since I am taking the bike I am using my Swiss Army backpack and he has not seen that brought out very often (comparatively speaking). It did not take him long to figure it out though. He is now laying on my feet. I guess he has from denial to resignation and acceptance. |
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Its all an act...lol
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I can predict exactly what he will do upon my return. He will come up, kong in his mouth, whining and crying about how could I leave him alone for so long. Then he will roll over onto his back so I can rub his tummy. After a few minutes of that, he has forgotten I was ever gone and it is back to life as usual. |
Exactly its all an act to get more attention...just like a woman...lol
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I told you they're the best dog toys ever! |
I get it too... Ginger is doing her laying her head on my lap everywhere, and Lucca's off pouting in the corner...
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I know this was posted somewhere but Im not sure where.
Is your wife or dog your best friend ? lock both of them up in your car trunk for 1 hour then open the trunk and see who is the most happiest to see you :thumbsup im lost without my dog,im moving back to germany this year and he will be leaving canada with me thats for sure :thumbsup |
Ps.... have a good safe trip baddog :)
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Awww baddog I know how ya feel man. Dogs truly are mans best friend.
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goodgirl brought him the real thing when she came out for a visit last year. it is still intact. The thing is, with him I don't know if he doesn't destroy something because he can't or he just doesn't want to. For instance, he has a tennis ball that is held together by a thread. It has been that way for months and he loves to chew on it. He just wanted it split I guess. Other toys he may destroy one version in 5 minutes and the other he treats with kid gloves. He is a weirdo. |
u should get him a poodle-whore then he wont care anymore
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I'll take that a step further. My Shepherd can Smell when I awake. I let her sleep next to me, and within seconds before I open my eyes, she is in a sit position 6 inches from my face. (knowing she is going out soon) So many others like acknowledging fear; it's amazing.
Truly well loved/trained dogs do have a 7th sense. http://www.joemaria.com/cuba-ad1.jpg |
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It has to be one of the most disturbing ways to be woken up. |
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