framing fowl
On a mission
Pat, I'm so glad you and your family were able to get a dog and that it's all going well! They definately add anther dimension to the family. I think Russel is a great name! Did the kids pick it?
We got a dog!!!!!!
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ducks4you
Almost Self-Reliant
Since you've relinquished your rights, MY next dog will be named, "Baking Soda."
....so there....
....so there....
miss_thenorth
Frugal Homesteader
Too funny!! Has he not discovered horse poo yet? Our trimmer was just out and the dogs hover around her for all the things left behind--the crud picked out of the hooves, the trimmings, and of course any poo that might get dropped Gross and disgusting!!
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patandchickens
Crazy Cat Lady
We arrived at Russell by means of having sort of been leaning towards naming him Dug after the dog in the animated movie "Up" (worth renting, if you haven't seen it) but after re-watching the DVD just didn't feel it was quite right. The kid in the movie, whose personality is similar to this dog's, is named Russell. It was late Saturday and we were tired of addressing him as "hey you doggie". So, he is named Russell now LOL
Ducks4you, you seriously have to get another dog now and name it Baking Soda. I can just see you going around to shelters and rescues (or breeders, or whatever), and they ask you "what kind of a dog are you looking for?" and you reply "It has to be the kind of dog you can name Baking Soda".
Tired puppy is sleeping in his crate right now (door open, he just *wants* to be in there) after being outside for a few hrs with the kids, not so much playing with them as watching them and enjoying coming over to them for hugs when they called his name. Awwwww
(e.t.a. -- yes, he HAS discovered horse poo, a gourmet delight, but it is a lot easier to keep him out of THAT than out of the chicken poo [they free-range part of the day] or sheep poo [until Saturday the sheep were occupying a significant part of the yard, plus the big chainlink dog yard, and it seems to take sheep poo a *long* time to break down, maybe we just haven't ranched up enough of the right kinds of buggies yet but those sheep-berries can just sit there forEVER. Til a puppy comes along anyhow. The farrier will be here next week, but hopefully I will remember to sweep up BEFORE the puppy has a chance to discover the delights of hoof trimmings!)
Pat
Ducks4you, you seriously have to get another dog now and name it Baking Soda. I can just see you going around to shelters and rescues (or breeders, or whatever), and they ask you "what kind of a dog are you looking for?" and you reply "It has to be the kind of dog you can name Baking Soda".
Tired puppy is sleeping in his crate right now (door open, he just *wants* to be in there) after being outside for a few hrs with the kids, not so much playing with them as watching them and enjoying coming over to them for hugs when they called his name. Awwwww
(e.t.a. -- yes, he HAS discovered horse poo, a gourmet delight, but it is a lot easier to keep him out of THAT than out of the chicken poo [they free-range part of the day] or sheep poo [until Saturday the sheep were occupying a significant part of the yard, plus the big chainlink dog yard, and it seems to take sheep poo a *long* time to break down, maybe we just haven't ranched up enough of the right kinds of buggies yet but those sheep-berries can just sit there forEVER. Til a puppy comes along anyhow. The farrier will be here next week, but hopefully I will remember to sweep up BEFORE the puppy has a chance to discover the delights of hoof trimmings!)
Pat
pioneergirl
Wannabe Pioneer
So glad my boy doesn't eat poo.....his breath is bad enough as it is!!
ducks4you
Almost Self-Reliant
patandchickens said:Ducks4you, you seriously have to get another dog now and name it Baking Soda. I can just see you going around to shelters and rescues (or breeders, or whatever), and they ask you "what kind of a dog are you looking for?" and you reply "It has to be the kind of dog you can name Baking Soda".
Pat
, ROFLThe challenge has been made--I'll DO it, too, and send pictures!!!
..hhmmmm....next dog is supposed to be a GS--maybe I'll go white...
miss_thenorth
Frugal Homesteader
Then you could always shorten it to BS and leave it to the imagination as to what the BS stands for
ducks4you
Almost Self-Reliant
miss_thenorth said:
TOO TRUE!!
tortoise
Wild Hare
GS = German Shepherd (GSD) or Giant Schnauzer?
ducks4you
Almost Self-Reliant
BOTH are great dogs, but I'm partial to German Shepherds or crosses. 
