The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

[CapricornFarm]

Um, I have a cute little puppy you can come poop scoop for!

What little puppy, i thought u had a moose!?

 

[sharron]

Sour the most dogs I ever had at one time was 14 adults mostly champions and 13 puppies from 5 different litters (some were stud fee pups). THATS when I realized I needed to downsize. (vet bills etc)

Otherwise it was a breeze taking care of them- they had in/out runs so took their business outside. Of course every time I'd scoop, it would trigger others to poop again.

Really loved adding new pea gravel to the dog runs and of course every time I dumped a wheel barrow full - one dog or another would climb to the top and poop on that too. That meant stopping to clean up again before dumping more gravel. But, I loved it. For some reason I loved it as much as shoveling snow.

 

[007Sean]

Blooie, I would need help lifting your puppy's deposit, with a scooper. Plus I would need a huge scooper. And what do you do with such a mountain of poo poos?

You make 'mole hills outta mountains'

 

[007Sean]

Talking about dog poop, reminds me of an old George Carlin joke he titled, "How much is that doggy crap in the window"! It was hilarious!

 

[sharron]

i told husband when i called tonight that his dog, bud. told me he wasn't getting in the car with me, we took my frenchie, sadie mae, left him home, she didn't come back, took him (husband) this morning and he didn't come back, no way is he going to take a chance
bud is still looking out the window for husband, and then going to the door, waiting for husband to come in, this is the second schipperke we've had and they seem to be one person dogs, oh they loved the cook but husband was the most important thing in the world to them

 

[sourland]

Sean no one would group Pugs in the same category as Jack Russells. Sour is a real dog.

 

[N F C]

Did you just get called a dog? Uh uh, the fur's going to fly now!

 

[rjohns39]

Ok, all you dog trainers I need advice... My LGD's previous owners thought it was cute for him to chase cars and jump up for "hugs". I am less interested in the car chasing thing (we don't have a lot of cars), than the hugs thing. I've never had a dog that I didn't raise from a pup. How do I break this "Hug" thing? He responds well to "NO" in a firm but gentle voice. BTW, I'm a no hit no yell kind of a guy. They learn better from soft voice positive reinforcement than any other method.

 

[rjohns39]

The poor guy wants to hug the three year old granddaughter and he's too big.

 

[007Sean]

Did you just get called a dog? Uh uh, the fur's going to fly now! View attachment 1594730

Some one altered the original post! Wonder who?????