Those dogs are SO smart.The French Poodle was once a water dog/retriever.
True story.
It's weird.
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Those dogs are SO smart.The French Poodle was once a water dog/retriever.
True story.
I'm sorry but they're ugly as sin and their bark is annoying. The guy behind me has 2.Those dogs are SO smart.
It's weird.
GWS Exotics, new mini series coming soon.I like to hunt with my pack of cocker spaniels. You haven't seen savage until you have watched 30 cocker spaniels rip an endangered species to shreds!!
Uh oh. I think I'm getting hard.
Cell bitch!!! Get over here.
Hold all my calls for five minutes please...
In all seriousness, I have trained a cocker spaniel to hunt.
He scours the beach for the dirty diapers the tourists leave behind. Cleans that sh!t up.
I'll date a woman with kidsI had to seriously talk my sister out of getting a dog in Brooklyn
chicks go crazy with the nurturing instinct and can’t think logically when it kicks in
yes, and they also buy them on cuteness factor alone with no regard for how well the breed is suited to their lifestyleI'll date a woman with kids
I'm less inclined to date a woman with a dog to the point of it almost being a outright disqualifier
the ones with dogs are the ones that never got hitched and they use it like an emotional crutch,
but don't put any of the work in to train them or manage their behavior
I've had some pretty awful experiences
Intelligence can be irritating too.I'm sorry but they're ugly as sin and their bark is annoying. The guy behind me has 2.
Gary Larson was right to make fun of them.
People will use their horses, dogs, and children to assert dominance.I'll date a woman with kids
I'm less inclined to date a woman with a dog to the point of it almost being a outright disqualifier
the ones with dogs are the ones that never got hitched and they use it like an emotional crutch,
but don't put any of the work in to train them or manage their behavior
I've had some pretty awful experiences
Have has friends with that breed.Grew up hunting with Chesapeake Bay Retrievers. As far as I'm concerned.....the only proper duck dog there is.
You are obviously not a birder that knows the rules of that particular location.I don’t disagree in theory
im just trying to imagine in reality being in Central Park and trying to tell some crazy dog lady to put a leash on her baby
im pretty sure i would just walk away because that’s usually a no win situation, even though she’s technically wrong
lve been seeing lots of birds since I started working from homeYou are obviously not a birder that knows the rules of that particular location.
That sounds like an episode of Portlandia.You are obviously not a birder that knows the rules of that particular location.
The other side of the coin is I have a personal rule.I'll date a woman with kids
I'm less inclined to date a woman with a dog to the point of it almost being a outright disqualifier
the ones with dogs are the ones that never got hitched and they use it like an emotional crutch,
but don't put any of the work in to train them or manage their behavior
I've had some pretty awful experiences
Your so right, my wife sometimes communicates with me through our dog. Example: oh Tabby do you need a walk? Translation.. take out the damn trash. Or Tabby are you getting sleepy? Turn off the tv it's time for bed. I could go on but it gets weird.People will use their horses, dogs, and children to assert dominance.
It see this pattern play out over and over again.
That sounds more like an inferiority complex.People will use their horses, dogs, and children to assert dominance.
It see this pattern play out over and over again.
Is it OK to be anti-yappy-dog?The other side of the coin is I have a personal rule.
Don't do business with people who are anti dog.
They're defective.
Don't get me wrong, I'll take their money, but if it comes to a situation where there needs to trust, fairness and reasonable behavior, nuh uh.
Hell yes. My neighbors have an Australian cattle dog I fantasized about killing. Dog needs a fucking job. Or the owner needs to get a clue. Really, there's nothing wrong with the dog. It's the owner.Is it OK to be anti-yappy-dog?
"Militant birders ruin another day in the wilderness" should be the title of the episode, and it takes place in the wilds of the the North Park blocks (see below).That sounds like an episode of Portlandia.
My neighbor has two of them and they bark at every person or thing that walks by. Can't enjoy dinner on the deck, can't even take the trash out without the yapping. Hell, they're barking right now. I sometimes lean over the fence and bark loudly at them and it really makes them freak out. Next best thing to putting a shock collar on them.Hell yes. My neighbors have an Australian cattle dog I would like to kill. Dog needs a fucking job. Or the owner needs to get a clue. Really, there's nothing wrong with the dog. It's the owner.
I love those dogs but I could never own one unless I lived out in the sticks and had animals that needed herding. Sticking a dog like that in a 60x50 suburban back yard is like owning a Husky in Death Valley - it's just cruel.Hell yes. My neighbors have an Australian cattle dog I fantasized about killing. Dog needs a fucking job. Or the owner needs to get a clue. Really, there's nothing wrong with the dog. It's the owner.