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| Sep 22 Written by:aajoanne
Monday, September 22, 2008 Thanks to member Labdp for her contributions to our blog!  Sidney has a "friend" in the yard next door. They have a love/hate relationship. Actually, it's a baby rabbit that grazes just beyond the fence. I believe baby rabbits are born knowing how to flip dogs off. This one does it on a regular basis. Flippin Bunny lives in the wood pile next to the house next door. I'd rather like to let Sidney visit the wood pile and get better acquainted. I don't believe a dog ever forgets where it saw a rabbit. Sidney swears this is true.
Kobe is better, finally. Life has been the shits for him lately - literally, figuratively. I'm crossing fingers I can put the carpet cleaner away for a while.
Decoy is jumping again this weekend. He qualified in a DockDogs competition at the state fair Saturday with a winning jump of 18' 10". Great jump - moved him up into the semi-professional wave. He'll be jumping with the "big" dogs today. Can you say 20' and over Decoy?
Maddie got groomed over the weekend. Dang she's a cutie! Her report card said she'd do better at the groomers next time. She's not saying what she did wrong there, maybe the groomer was having a bad day. Maybe she was a fussy butt. Maybe she was just being a bitch. At least she hasn't been banned from there - so I think that's a good thing.
Mick is my strong silent one. Although he'd really like to thank my friend for the lovely bite of pulled pork the other night. He's still smacking his lips over that one, and thanking the big Dog upstairs he got some before Mom spoiled all the fun.
Tags: 5 comments so far...
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So glad Kobe is feeling better..
Sounds like the bunny is getting a real laugh out of teashing Sidney.
It'a always fun to hear about your family's escapades. : D.
By patandtheboys on
Monday, September 22, 2008
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Re: Dog Talk
what a interesting story. cute
By al on
Friday, September 26, 2008
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Re: Dog Talk
I am new at this i love ready the great stories and i have learned so much but i have a problem
i have 4 bassett 2 females and 2 males i have had the first male since he was a puppy and he will be 2 yrs old in Dec and i recently had some one just thro a male bassett over my fence into my yard we have had him for about 4 months and figure he is about 2 yrs old any way they got along great until recently now they fight we fixed them becuase we were told that would help but they still try to get to each other i love them both and have no intentions of getting rid neither one of them but my husband is not happy because our happy home is disrupted. I was just wondering if they will stop and get along again soon ? what can i do to help?
By Bassettbabies on
Sunday, September 28, 2008
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If dogs would talk - they'd ask for help ..
I received this from one of our newest members .... TomBensonIII -- please read SOUNDS GREAT TO ME
Whimperwoo,
Would you please take just a few minutes to help the homeless dogs and cats of the St. Tammany Humane Society, it's where I volunteer. A few minutes of your time is truly worth a million dollars to these animals!
As of Thursday, October 3, 2008 the St. Tammany Humane Society is in 2nd place in a national contest to win a one million dollar shelter makeover. All you need to do is click on this link (or cut and paste) - http://www.zootoo.com/register/referrer/STHS and register as a supporter of The St. Tammany Humane Society (we are listed under zip code 70433) and we receive points.
Thanks!
By Whimperwoo ( Fran ) - about tombensonIII new membe on
Friday, October 03, 2008
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Re: Dog Talk About Bassett babies
When a new dog comes into the house of the same gender, you must make sure that the older dog is the Alpha male. He should get the attention first and the treats and food first. This will allow the newer dog see that he is the alpha male and is the top dog. Once you establish a top dog the other dog will learn and not fight any more. Try it I hope it works for you , it did for me
By kikuandmom on
Monday, October 13, 2008
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