Are you cheating?
Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2013 9:42 pm
I know it's been an awful week, but thought I'd give
something to bring a smile:
something to bring a smile:
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 4:21 am
So cute. :-4
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:09 am
It's not the dog who is cheating. Maybe somebody could get out of the chair and walk the dog. 
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 9:56 am
^Maybe somebody is in a wheelchair and can't.
Maybe somebody doesn't want to expose their dog
to icy, salted roads.
Maybe somebody doesn't want to expose their dog
to icy, salted roads.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:03 am
valerie;1425046 wrote: ^Maybe somebody is in a wheelchair and can't.
Maybe somebody doesn't want to expose their dog
to icy, salted roads.
Fair enough, just an observation.
Maybe somebody doesn't want to expose their dog
to icy, salted roads.
Fair enough, just an observation.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:04 am
They might be working out with the dog. Where do you get the assumption that the owner is neglecting the dog, HW?
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:05 am
tude dog;1425050 wrote: Fair enough, just an observation.And another poorly thought out one.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:16 am
Ahso!;1425051 wrote: They might be working out with the dog. Where do you get the assumption that the owner is neglecting the dog, HW?
What are you talking about.
What are you talking about.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:17 am
Ahso!;1425052 wrote: And another poorly thought out one.
WOW, my first stalker.
WOW, my first stalker.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:20 am
Maybe because animals and treadmills are funny.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 11:11 am
tude dog;1425050 wrote: Fair enough, just an observation.
Understood.
I know with my recently adopted two year old gsd, even a brisk one hour
walk in the mornings isn't enough to tire her out. I'm thinking as the days
lengthen (and I can do it when it's cool) I might give her TWO most days,
in addition to all the mental stimulation.
She had 8 hours at day care last Friday, one where they have webcams and
you can check in on them all day, and every time I saw her she was having a ball,
yet still dashed around when she came home.
I think the owner in the OP must really love the dog, enough to take a video
and post it. my experience, loving owners do that kind of thing!
Understood.
I know with my recently adopted two year old gsd, even a brisk one hour
walk in the mornings isn't enough to tire her out. I'm thinking as the days
lengthen (and I can do it when it's cool) I might give her TWO most days,
in addition to all the mental stimulation.
She had 8 hours at day care last Friday, one where they have webcams and
you can check in on them all day, and every time I saw her she was having a ball,
yet still dashed around when she came home.
I think the owner in the OP must really love the dog, enough to take a video
and post it. my experience, loving owners do that kind of thing!
Are you cheating?
Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 12:35 pm
valerie;1425061 wrote: Understood.
I know with my recently adopted two year old gsd, even a brisk one hour
walk in the mornings isn't enough to tire her out. I'm thinking as the days
lengthen (and I can do it when it's cool) I might give her TWO most days,
in addition to all the mental stimulation.
She had 8 hours at day care last Friday, one where they have webcams and
you can check in on them all day, and every time I saw her she was having a ball,
yet still dashed around when she came home.
I think the owner in the OP must really love the dog, enough to take a video
and post it. my experience, loving owners do that kind of thing!
Tell you the truth, I am envious of a dog on a treadmill. I dunno how many times weather is just gawd awful, but my dogs just don't care. Every time I move, they run to the door, or just get anxious. Then there I am putting on the boots & gloves, or shorts and T-shirt.
Winter/summer, both extremes. At least summer I can take them to the lake/river and they just run around as I fish.
I know with my recently adopted two year old gsd, even a brisk one hour
walk in the mornings isn't enough to tire her out. I'm thinking as the days
lengthen (and I can do it when it's cool) I might give her TWO most days,
in addition to all the mental stimulation.
She had 8 hours at day care last Friday, one where they have webcams and
you can check in on them all day, and every time I saw her she was having a ball,
yet still dashed around when she came home.
I think the owner in the OP must really love the dog, enough to take a video
and post it. my experience, loving owners do that kind of thing!
Tell you the truth, I am envious of a dog on a treadmill. I dunno how many times weather is just gawd awful, but my dogs just don't care. Every time I move, they run to the door, or just get anxious. Then there I am putting on the boots & gloves, or shorts and T-shirt.
Winter/summer, both extremes. At least summer I can take them to the lake/river and they just run around as I fish.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 1:58 pm
I know with my recently adopted two year old gsd, even a brisk one hour
walk in the mornings isn't enough to tire her out. I'm thinking as the days
lengthen (and I can do it when it's cool) I might give her TWO most days,
in addition to all the mental stimulation.
I've taken my dalmation a thirty mile mountain bike ride and not managed to tire him out. One hour walk? Get a bike go as fast as you can for an hour - that'll do it -- maybe. Or just get him fitter so you have to go further.
walk in the mornings isn't enough to tire her out. I'm thinking as the days
lengthen (and I can do it when it's cool) I might give her TWO most days,
in addition to all the mental stimulation.
I've taken my dalmation a thirty mile mountain bike ride and not managed to tire him out. One hour walk? Get a bike go as fast as you can for an hour - that'll do it -- maybe. Or just get him fitter so you have to go further.