Dogs are smart.
Your dog knows exactly when its time for a walk and when its time for dinner.
Cats would remember, but they just don’t care.
....ask Buddy Clinton....???...oh wait
So my dog knows what I did last summer?
Oh oh.
God put dogs here to make us remember we have hearts.
An we remember every time we lose one of them how easily they break.
My dogs mean the world to me.
I once took my female Australian Shepard on a canoe trip. Trying to get her in the boat and have her not just jump right out was a hassle to say the least. She wanted to explore the smells in the woods and swim in the lake. I finally got her in and we had a fun adventure.
Years later, I took her on another canoe trip. This time she walked right over to the canoe and eagerly waited for me to lift her in and she didn’t even try to jump out this time.
So it was clear she must have remembered the previous trip years later.
So handsome!
Yes....I’d like to meet the person who can train The Little Dog.
His big trick is to run as fast as he can and jump into the middle of your private parts when you’re sitting down.
He starts out by the front door so he can work up some speed.
Then he leaps.
I don’t know how he does it, but somehow, he gets all four paws together just before he lands.
I’ve seen Olympic gymnasts that couldn’t “stick” a landing like The Little Dog.
I yell and chase him, but I’m bent over and then I crash headfirst into a wall.
This usually brings the other two dogs into the room to see the excitement.
I holler at The Youngest Brother Dog to go and kick The Little Dog’s behind.
He believes in brotherhood amongst dogs, so he just licks my cheek while I’m bent over. My face cheek.
That leaves The Princess Dog to exact my revenge.
The Little Dog tried to sneak a bite from the bowl of The Princess Dog.....once. She looked like that bear in Revenant. I ran and hid.
She would get him like a white guided missile.
“Get him!, I croaked.
She laid down and rolled over so I could scratch her tummy.
There may be no loyalty among thieves, but there is darn sure loyalty among dogs.
A dog that expects to have its memory tested?????
Are they SERIOUS?
Back in the 80s I took my rather novice old college
buddy wild pheasant hunting. He mistakenly shot a hen
which my young and under trained German Shorthair found.
We placed the hen at the edge of the set-aside field
as we were not willing to be packing the illegal bird
while hunting in case the warden showed up. When we got
back to my pickup parked next to the county road
my dog was still in the tall weeds. Eventually she came
out with that hen in her mouth and a look on her face
that said, “ I’ve got your pheasant for you again,
dummies”. Thankfully, the warden didn’t show up
along with the dog.
That's OK with me, so long as he doesn't tell my wife!
Great looking pooches...they seem to understand they won the doggie lottery.
Blam, you have a beautiful crew.
What a beautiful family!
I had a beagle puppy that was smarter than hell, but he was devious A-hole if he didn’t get what he wanted.
He was throwing fits because he wanted my ex’s lunch. My ex took her tennis shoe and spanked his ass.
Boy, did he get pissed off! He knew he had an old tennis shoe that the ex gave him to play with.
He ran and got the shoe out in the back room, grabbed it by the laces and flogged the piss out of her leg with it and he wouldn’t stop.
I was cracking up. It was like he was saying...”I’ll teach you to never smack my ass with a shoe again!”
Pretty damn smart for a 5 month old puppy.
They’re like Sherlock Holmes when he deduces a lot about a person just by observing him or her. Dogs, like Holmes notice all of our “tells” and know what we are going to do before it is even a conscious thought in our minds.
Awwww!!