I had a Schnauzer named Mo. I was cleaning in my room a little while ago and found an old rabies tag of his that went on his collar. One day while building on the new room I found his remains under the house. I tried to teach my dog Lady, the Geramador (Head like a German Shepherd and body like a Golden Labrador) to play Frisbee. It was a short game with her first bite. My cat, Crazy Cat likes to sleep in dresser drawers and the bathroom sink.

My goose was a grey saddle back. She was always following everyone around. She would play a ball with you. She was a very cool goose her name was girly.

Last night this dog that was not mine. Was brought in by the lady setting up another of her funnel cakes stand. She was there, but her dog was with me, she could not believe her dog would go to anyone much less stay with me. But I was smoking 1200 pounds of meat in the smoker. But he was giving me kisses. That dog would not even go to her went he was called.

When my kids were younger we rescued a new born puppy. We bottle fed him and we were who he saw when his eyes opened. He had no idea he was a dog. he was one of the kids. He would rough house with my son get him down on the kitchen floor and drag him across it by his pant leg once he even depanced John. Lol

I believe kids have a real connection with pets, as we get older I feel we lose it a bit.

My Australian Shepard gets the other dogs all riled up to go outside and then turns around after they all bolt out the door and steals the couch for himself.

That's funny.

That is one smart dog.

I just have to share this with you.

My friend called last night to tell me she had the ever loving life scared from her. The power went out last night. So she finished folding her laundry, by candle light. She open the drawer, as she did her two cats jumped out of the drawer scaring her half to death. She was blaming her kids, they both said they did not do it. So she checked her nanny cam, then she found how all this happen. Her two cats and her Lab were next to the dresser, she witness that the lab was looking into the open drawer. The two cats decided to jump up to look to. Once the cats were in the drawer the lab using his front paws closed the drawer on the cats. Then he ran around in circles before leaving the room.

So with the power off, putting away her clothes she said she loss three years off her life. She was half crying and laughing telling me this.

Love it!!

I was sitting at the table in the dinette grabbing a bite to eat, and Freckles was laying on the floor apparently watching Gaea, the conure. Gaea was looking at him, he was looking at her, and all of a sudden he lets off this whiny bark at her. Kind of a "Quit looking at me" sound. I had to look over at him, and tell him off. Laughingly of course. Gaea just ruffled her feathers and looked innocent!

My horse, Red, a red sorrel Welsh/Quarter horse mix, used to run up to the fence when I was outside eating something and nod his head and holler at me. I realized he wanted what I was eating so I would share bread and lettuce and stuff with him. Then on Easter I was eating some hard boiled eggs and he ran up to the fence and nodded and hollered. I told him, "you are not going to like this", he kept nodding and hollering so I broke off about half of one and gave it to him. His face wrinkles up and he tried to spit it out and kept opening his mouth and shaking his head with his nose all wrinkled.

It was the funniest thing I think i have ever seen.

He stopped begging after that but I would still bring him apples and stuff out in the field. May you rest in peace big boy

OPENS MY PACKAGES.

Conures do indeed have grand personalty.

Grand fond memories.

That is indeed very funny, poor little one.

I have yet to find anything that Chance won't eat, including sauerkraut. He doesn't get a lot of that, though. He also likes Mountain Dew, and will ask nicely if he sees me outside drinking one.

A friend took his family camping on the 4 of July at the lake. It was the first time his dogs saw a lake. So his wife and himself decided to throw the dogs into the water. Standing by making sure they were okay, as the dogs came out of the water they shook off the water.

Later that afternoon, his wife and himself stood looking out over the water when his dogs came up from behind. The dogs jumped up with their paws on their backs pushing himself and wife into the water. Then they jumped in after himself and wife. All of their friends laughed so hard for the rest of the camping trip.

Those are smart dogs.

His dogs will be a year old in August.