What' s the funniest thing your pet does?

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12-01-2010, 04:39 PM

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trupeach1

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We have a 7 month old labradoodle. She will take her treats and hide them all over the house. Somedays we give her a 1/2 a biox of treat just to watch her hide them. she seldoms eats them she only hides them. Then we pick them up when she isn't looking so we can give them to her another day. Lots are left arond we don't touch them so if she wants a treat she has it. We find them all over in the laundry, behind the toilet bowl. Last week we gave her italian bread, about a 6 inch piece we thought she ate it. We found it on top of a shoe box in the closet. DD hates doors she has a curtain door so it is easy to get into.

12-01-2010, 04:42 PM

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tellabella

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One of my brothers owns the presa canario named Miny (this breed is HUGE with massive heads and wide bodies...) .

OMG you have a presa by DD ex BF that she was with for over 2 years had one. It would come and visit and even sleep over. I loved Harley, she was a brindle. Most people don't even know what a presa is. They look so mean but Harley would freak out if a leaf droped next to her. do you have any pics?

I will take some pics the next time I see my brother...Miny is also very mellow...when I first saw her I was terrified (and I have a shepherd) but she is twice as big...

12-01-2010, 04:49 PM

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We hardly ever put water in the water bowl now because Cola (my avatar) prefers the toilet water....I was really grossed out in the beginning when she started to do this and I would yell at her to stop...one day I kicked her out of the bathroom and told her to go drink from her bowl...a minute later I hear her drinking ( she is very noisy when she drinks) and it wasn't from her bowl..she goes down to the basement bathroom to use that toilet...that is when I gave up..now, before she goes to the park, my husband flushes the toilet....that is her cue to get a drink and get ready to go...same time every night...

12-01-2010, 05:23 PM

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oldhag.. that is too funny! dogs are so smart! :0)

12-01-2010, 05:28 PM

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My old cat (will be 20 in February 2011) meows at the fireplace if it's cold. As if the fire will start at her command.

12-01-2010, 06:54 PM

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I will take some pics the next time I see my brother...Miny is also very mellow...when I first saw her I was terrified (and I have a shepherd) but she is twice as big...

The first time I saw Harley I thought that dog could eat my leg in a matter of seconds.

12-01-2010, 08:27 PM

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I have a parrot who talks a lot. One day my husband said that Fletcher made him laugh when he said "Get over here you old pooper!!!!" I guess I say that to him all the time. LOL

LOL...I would love a parrot...

Fletcher is a real hoot. He says Kitty Kitty Kitty. Another thing he says is... he will say his name Fletcher....then he says E I E I O.....and then he says Quack, Quack, Quack. I was singing to him Old McFletcher had a farm EIEIO and on his farm he had a duck......etc
He is a very good talker.