"Beware of Dog"
You've been warned...
You've been warned...
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- Thread starter GavinMcresty
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megarises
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Lambeau at 11 weeks old. He’s smart, learning commands fast and constantly chewing on something he shouldn’t be:
Not my pet, but Baxter belongs to the family I’m painting for. He’s a 13yo cockalier. Each morning, he’d hobble up the stairs to say hi. Right now, the family is gone, so he’s just following me around and sitting at my feet wherever I’m working. 
He’s Velcro!
if you hold the dog just right you only need to dip into the can once to cut the whole room in.
That breed holds a lot of paint
Getting it on the roller the first time is pretty challenging though.if you hold the dog just right you only need to dip into the can once to cut the whole room in.
That breed holds a lot of paint
They do tend to squirm a bit and make quite a fuss.
Gorgeous Pups!
WedgeRock
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We picked up Fred from the rescue two weeks ago from same place we got Otis.
Good looking pups. How do you like that Julius K9 harness?
Also, where are the igloos?
We really like them, quick on and off and the dogs seem very comfortable.
Melted, will have to build again next winter. We go homeless every summer.
Otis is popular with the ladies lol.
WedgeRock
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WedgeRock
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Do they have small storage pockets? It would be nice to have a place to store waste bags instead of carrying them in my pocket.
Are they anti-pulling?
I love invisible fence for Piper. She sits and watches other dogs walk by on the sidewalk 15 feet away and has never crossed the line.
we just installed one (1/4 the price of a wooden fence), and Finley has had 0 issues with it. we showed her the flags for a week, then had round 2 of training. She loves being outside all of the time, and we never worry about her getting through. We also only went 1/2 way down the front yard so that people walking wouldn't have to worry about her bolting to the street. We also left a side on the garage without the fence, so that we could take her outside of the area and she knows that its her safe place without getting zapped. we went with the Invisible Fence brand, and I was told they were far superior than any other brand.
Mark
Ben's dogs respected it and we never had an issue with them, my dog is oblivious and zaps himself repeatedly and I just gave up lol
They aren't 100%. A pitbull using an invisible fence blew right past hers, and tore the ever-lovin' shit out of my leashed dog, resulting in surgery. It was the scariest 2 minutes of my life. So I'd say, depends on the dog, and how badly they want to get to the other side of the fence.
edit: But with those sweet pups, I bet it would work great.
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Also important: Invisible fence might keep your dog IN, but definitely does not keep other dogs/ predators OUT.
Which one is Fred, and which is Otis?
I think Fred is the golden one
Otis has the blue eyes he is Alaska malamute/ husky mix Fred is the lab mix
No they don’t stop them from pulling, Otis is a puller, we are working on that. Fred needs to be pulled lol.
Spring is here which means we must play ball
bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
This would be my crazy dog. She would power through it every time
He just looked at me every time like why is this happening lol
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