My dog would rather drink out of a puddle than that nice clean water in his dish. He also won't get into the truck if he has to step into a puddle to do so... which isn't a bad thing.
Strange things your pets do...
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My dog would rather drink out of a puddle than that nice clean water in his dish. He also won't get into the truck if he has to step into a puddle to do so... which isn't a bad thing.
goeduck
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I think they think it adds to the flavor. 3 days is nothing, add some cattle carp draining into the puddle and it becomes a delicacy.
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Cosmo Topper is just 5 months old. He loves sitting on the bedroom window sill watching the birds. Today when I came in the house the door didn't shut all the way. He dashed out with his favorite bird toy laying it where the birds are then ran back inside.
You wonder what they think sometimes?
You wonder what they think sometimes?
goeduck
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^^^ yikes! The real world! That said it is better off being a full time inside cat.
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This is our kitty. He is fascinated by birds as well. He can sit on the screen porch for hours looking.
He also watches for any chance possible to escape through the door if someone comes in it out.
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HA - my Cocker Spaniel has a "tell" when we go to bed. If he brings his little fuzzy bear with him - he's ready to go to sleep. If he brings one of his chew toys - he's ready to play and sleep is not on his mind. Here he was at three months. He is the toughest dude on the front porch and nobody, but nobody, is going to touch him with that brush. View attachment 682114
Am I the only one with a dog who loves carrots? Also oranges, peeled cucumbers, apples... The first year that I had him I planted my potatoes after work one night, then called my mother while parked by the garden. It got dark as we talked but I could hear the dog gnawing on a potato, and thought I must have dropped one. Pretty soon he came back with another, then a third one; wow, I must have dropped more than I had realized. The next day I went out and the little bugger had been digging up the hills I had planted.
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Carrots, celery, broccoli, etc... He's gotten apples that fell and he picks his own cucumbers and lettuce leaves!?!? Need to work on his training but it's just too funny to watch!!!
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My brothers dog has to get a carrot at bed time because the rabbit gets one.
My shepherd likes apples. When ever I chop one up with the apple slicer, she's right there for her slice
Gramps had a black lab/ springer mix. He always had to greet you with something in his mouth. Gramps used to get pretty mad if someone would pull up while the dog was with him in the garden. He would snatch a cucumber, zucchini, squash, or what ever else was handy and give it to whomever arrived.
If it was ripe, I would just take the offered prize into the house, wash it and leave it by the sink so they could have it with dinner. He had a soft bite so his teeth wouldn't puncture the vegetable.
Our late weiney dog used to sit under the fig tree and demand his treat
He would also prune the low hanging cherry tomatoes off the vine.