Coops Dad
Crowing
My dog is a Husky GSD mix, and she's awesome. Her prey drive is off the chart so we have to keep her segregated from the chickens and turkeys. Her name is Luna but I give her mashup nicknames constantly, like Looney Toons, Luna McTuna, Looners and such but her spirit name is MurderDog because of how roughly she plays with my wife's beagle. She sounds like she's in a death match.
She's a shelter dog who spent almost 4 months in the pokey before she was adopted the first time due to her excessively dominant personality. She was adopted out and brought back twice, and was in foster care to avoid euth when my wife brought her home. Luna was very stoic and nonreactive for 3 months before she started coming out of her shell, and she became awesome. I cannot fathom how she dealt with going from her original owner, to the shelter (in a solitary kennel due to her drive to dominate), through two adoptions, to foster then, finally, to us. We've had her since March, and she's not going anywhere. She's my dog. My dog.
She plays very gently with the beagle now even though she still sounds like she's committing murder, and she does the husky "talk" when she wants food, or to go out, or butt scratches, or general attention. If I ignore her, she'll use her nose to flip anything I have in my hands, or she'll mouth my hand or arm and be a pest. She definitely communicates.
She LOVES car rides and knows she gets to go inside the feed store and Cabela's. The feed store we go to has a treat jar and the counter girl always does smooshyface to her before giving her a treat.
She is a very good dog.
She's a shelter dog who spent almost 4 months in the pokey before she was adopted the first time due to her excessively dominant personality. She was adopted out and brought back twice, and was in foster care to avoid euth when my wife brought her home. Luna was very stoic and nonreactive for 3 months before she started coming out of her shell, and she became awesome. I cannot fathom how she dealt with going from her original owner, to the shelter (in a solitary kennel due to her drive to dominate), through two adoptions, to foster then, finally, to us. We've had her since March, and she's not going anywhere. She's my dog. My dog.
She plays very gently with the beagle now even though she still sounds like she's committing murder, and she does the husky "talk" when she wants food, or to go out, or butt scratches, or general attention. If I ignore her, she'll use her nose to flip anything I have in my hands, or she'll mouth my hand or arm and be a pest. She definitely communicates.
She LOVES car rides and knows she gets to go inside the feed store and Cabela's. The feed store we go to has a treat jar and the counter girl always does smooshyface to her before giving her a treat.
She is a very good dog.