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post #31 of 34

4/25/12 at 11:36am

GreatPyrLover

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That is sooooo true!!!!!! I have two GP's and they are both like that

Wife, mother to 1 daughter, 5 dogs (1 Great Pyr, 3 Dachshunds, and a Sheltie), 2 cats, 19 chickens, two pekin ducks and alot of fish!!!

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4/26/12 at 5:11pm

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Originally Posted by dainerra

here is how a friend described a "working" dog "I can work independently, let me consider what you are saying I should do and I'll get back to you".

Oh yes. You can practically SEE that going on in their heads.

You should see Seven (my male ASD) doing Rally obedience. He has this goofy look on his face that shows he thinks this is really silly, but he'll do it because it makes Mom happy. It's not like other breeds who are thinking "do I have it right? Look, I am working!" He is totally humoring me.

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4/27/12 at 3:40am

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GAH Singe will just blow me off if he thinks we've practiced something too many times. You can see it in his eyes "Gee Mom, I figured out how to do this 10 minutes ago! You still don't understand?" Then he proceeds to think up new and exciting ways to do it

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7/9/12 at 8:36pm

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I have a great pyrenees that would love to heard your chickens. I recently had triplets and find I don't have time for all my pets. If interested please call me 513-791-4788. Thank you, Tammy

P.S. Where do you live?