I did something similar with my boy, except when I got any distance I would divert into a different room and hide, then he would get praised when he sniffed me out. Well except the day he flopped down in front of the cupboard I was hiding in locking me inside. I had to offer the promise of a raw hide chew for him to decide to get up and let me out again.
I had to go into work early one morning and so put my boy outside when I left, but I was trying to be quiet and didn't slam the back door. It doesn't always shut properly if not closed firmly, something I never bothered fixing because it meant that my GSD could nose or paw the door open if he wanted to go out to the toilet at night and let himself back in again. So on this cold morning I guess he thought being back in the big warm den was a good idea, trouble is the alarm was set and long story short I got a call from the alarm company and rush home as quick as I could, but I still found a large dog hiding under my bed trying to get away from the noise, because every time he moved out from under the bed things would get super loud again. I cried and apologised to him for like 5 minutes for me being so stupid, as to not make sure things were safe for him. I then had to go back to work again, something I didn't want to do, but had no choice. But he got lots of attention and a big walk when I got back that night.
you tell me "he looks adorable" when you haven't even seen him in a picture.? disregard the image of the wolf which has nothing to do with my current dog, it's just that the wolf is my favorite wild animal, and my dog's breed is an American Staffordshire Terrier X Spaniel ....Oh, bénissez-le !Il a l'air adorable, quelle race est-il ?
awww he sounds like such a good boy
The very best anyone could ask for.awww he sounds like such a good boy
Oh yeah if you get her to squirt like that she loses sodium
Running and barking at the same time lol
Hunting, walking, fucking me, and long jumping is what my dogs enjoy most. ?
My boy loves walks the most. Then wrestling second. He'll do catch, but loses interest pretty quick. He loves playing with baby deer, but the last time he was playing like that the newborne fawn almost had a heart attack...
Maybe he likes his water to have a smell to it, none of this odorless crystal clear stuff for his refined palate.
Yeah, maybe. I mean I purified our own natural water for a whole year, and he preferred to drink from the creek. During our trucking days I'd get good tasting distilled or purified water, you know the good stuff, but instead he wanted Deer Creek, polo, or ice mountain, all of which just taste horrible imo.Maybe he likes his water to have a smell to it, none of this odorless crystal clear stuff for his refined palate.
Well some animals shove their head under mid stream and end up smelling like pee, which is apparently a very sexy thing to them, so just be glad he doesn't take things to those lengths.
Best solution is to just tie a bunch of odd socks (whom have lost there friend) together to make a floppy dog toy, then those sock fetishist canines amongst us can play to their hearts content with "the precious".
lol the Precious! ?
Throw it Away!!!
Unless I am very mistaken someone at your location has an urgent need and longing of any socks you no longer desire to make use of. Reuse is the best kind of recycling. And bringing a dog happiness, shows them you love them.
I had to google flirt pole, as my first thought of it being a pole used by dogs to do pole dancing didn't seem very likely.
It looks like a good way of exercising a dog in a small space, but I'm in two minds with developing a dog's prey drive, if there are a lot of small animals where the dog lives or is walked, in case the game gets transferred to another animal that can be hurt. I can also see how it could be dangerous to the dog in the wrong hands, but I guess that is true for many things if misused.
