Bad dog!!!

[Mesa]

Man you guys have some terrorists on your hands!.. My guy wouldnt dream of disobeying his master!

I haven't had a problem since. Granted, took a couple of incidents and subsequent "behavioral training" I was talking about, but Quatro and Westside now know who's boss. Also, Dogproofing the home helped a lot too.

I also find running them like crazy a couple of times a week (at a minimum) keeps their destructive tendencies in check.

 

[Karma]

That's a joke right? My two Boston's still have a hard time expending all their energy and they have a huge backyard. I've only seen a few breeds that are more hyper (without that *****y small dog attitude i.e. chihuaua (SP?)) and that definately includes the jack russle terrier. Bundles of energy; smart as hell, but full of energy.

tell me about it he goes crazy when you go for a walk in the forest & he spots rabbits or squirrels

This is just across from my apartment, big open field to play fetch the ball & then beyond is the forest where he goes rabbit chasing

 

[Mesa]

Can your dog do this?

I swear if I were to throw that squeaky ball off a cliff, he'd jump after it.

 

[BadMoon]

I meant to start one a while back, but since we already have a bunch of people sharing the pup love, we should just change the name. What do you think JSA?

My cat would still kick your dogs ass.

 

[JSA]

Bodie what kind of dog is yours, other than being a big poop machine?
H or she has lovely eyes.

Which also describes bodie........

Change the thread name if you choose. :chew

JS

 

[The ill Jedi]

My cat would still kick your dogs ass.

I don't think so, he's taken on dogs twice his size and emerged victorious! He goes for the neck where they can't reach him.

 

[Darth Caedus]

Golden retrievers never do anything bad.

 

[The ill Jedi]

My dog has laser beam eyes sometimes too!

P.S. He was wearing the bell on his collar 'cause he was so small as a puppy we were afraid of stepping on him!

 

[Karma]

My dog has laser beam eyes sometimes too!

P.S. He was wearing the bell on his collar 'cause he was so small as a puppy we were afraid of stepping on him!

same as my dog, for the size of him he has huge bat ears

 

[The ill Jedi]

same as my dog, for the size of him he has huge bat ears

Yeah, they're adorable though, even though they're huge!!

 

[Darth Caedus]

P.S. He was wearing the bell on his collar 'cause he was so small as a puppy we were afraid of stepping on him!

That's freaking hilarious. My buddy has 4 tiny toy poodles, which pretty much are a little bigger than your hands. One is about 15 years old, blind and deaf and walks everywhere in circles. We have to watch where we step or we will literally crush her; it's hilarious. Sad, but hilarious.

 

[Karma]

It's the flash that does that to the eyes as dogs/cats have night vision

Natural light is best for pics

The most damage I had was a chewed telephone cable when I first got him

 

[big al]

You think thats bad damage Jim,
I have an 18 month old English Bull Terrier (or terror as we call him)

I came downstairs to the dining room where he sleeps, and thought the room smelt a lot nicer than when I left, then realised there was a deoderant can chewed up and full of holes,it was a pressurised one and could have killed him.
He has also chewed though skirting board, Soup tins, chair legs, and almost our pet rat!

I too have had statue damage done recently though, See here:
https://sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29668

 

[Darth Caedus]

You think thats bad damage Jim,
I have an 18 month old English Bull Terrier (or terror as we call him)

I came downstairs to the dining room where he sleeps, and thought the room smelt a lot nicer than when I left, then realised there was a deoderant can chewed up and full of holes,it was a pressurised one and could have killed him.
He has also chewed though skirting board, Soup tins, chair legs, and almost our pet rat!

I too have had statue damage done recently though, See here:
https://sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29668

That blows man, poor grevious.

 

[Dusty]

Ha - that's crazy! Someone in the Sideshow office made this for you:

JSA, do you mind if we post it in the production blog just as a cute entry?

 

[Slingblade]

My friend has an English Bulldog, he figured it would be ok to put a door between the kitchen and the living room so she couldnt get in and mess on the carpet, or eat the couch, etc. She could could roam free in the basement all the way up to the door he put in. He came home from work one day and right beside the door he put in she had eaten a hole in the drywall in between the wall studs, almost all the way through to the other side.

 

[Polylord]

You think thats bad damage Jim,
I have an 18 month old English Bull Terrier (or terror as we call him).

I came downstairs to the dining room where he sleeps, and thought the room smelt a lot nicer than when I left, then realised there was a deoderant can chewed up and full of holes,it was a pressurised one and could have killed him.
He has also chewed though skirting board, Soup tins, chair legs, and almost our pet rat!

No offense, but that just proves to me that dogs are so dumb, lol.

A cat would never do that .

On the other hand... I remember I once had a cat staying with me for a while when his "boss" (read: servant) went on a holiday. I woke up in the middle of the night, hearing voices in my livingroom (I live by myself, so I was totally creeped out). As I bravely made my way to the livingroom and opened the door, I saw the cat sitting on the couch, looking at me with a look on his snout like: "What?". He had "accidentally" pressed a button of the remote of the tv (which was lying on the couch), turning the damn thing on.

I love cats