Delinquent dogs

[Cindiloohoo]

If she's 7 it could be the onset of arthritis and she really DOES want a softer place to sleep. I'd suggest a dog bed for her. My 6 year old PITiful Bull has to have a dog bed, just recently as well. It's either that or she's just prissy and spoiled which could also be the case

At least it wasn't chewed!! I've lost a pair of gloves and 2 plastic buckets this week from my 1 year old queen of obnoxious Pit Bull.

 

[Chicken Boo]

I have had a couple of such blankets where a loop or the fabric got hooked on one of my dog's collars.

 

[Countrywife]

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She HAS blankets and beds all over the house. But she just didn't get in a room with one last night. The boy child has an extra bed, the girl child has a dog bed and I keep a blanket on my bedroom floor for her. I think she was just being bratty.

 

[Countrywife]

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The only collar my dogs wear are the fence collars- the zap ones. I check them regularly cause we have woods and there is nothing it can catch on. I know this dog. Sneaky like her 14 yo owner. She stole it. AND she gave me "the look" this morning when I got up and found it.

 

[ranchhand]

I solved that problem rather easily. The Lab sleeps on our bed now, as does the hound!
Sometimes they play, too.

We need a kingsize!
And Labs are NEVER bratty......................uh huh.

 

[Countrywife]

oh ranch, that hound looks like cujo in the picture!!! I'm not sure who is brattier, the teenagers, the husband, the Lab, GSD or GP. Or it could be the cow. Apparently, my gift from God is to spoil other creatures.

 

[curliet]

We have a 7 yr old lab who insists on having a pillow where ever she lays. She steals pillows from the couch, and from our bed if she can get away with it. There have been times when we've been awakened as she slowly slides the pillow right out from under our head. When we eat she lays under the dining room table, with her head on a pillow. And she's always done this, from the time she was a puppy. Our vet says that she was either not fully 6 weeks old when we got her or for some other reason just needs more comforting and that's why she needs the pillows. I don't know, she's really observant, and smart. She sees us use pillows when we lay down and has decided that she needs to use one too. But whatever the reason that your lab ended up with the afghan, I'm sure that from his/her point of view it was important to have it.

 

[Rafter 7 Paint Horses]

The dog misunderstood your intentions...she thought you made it for her!!!!

Jean

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

I have a delinquent dog (GP) for you that will come with a certain Boer buckling if you are interested.

 

[Countrywife]

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I already have a delinquent GP- but thanks anyway.