This time, and next time, and the time after that so the dog is fully trained to attack bite the cheese slice. Great. Now, misjudge the throw so the slice actually hits the kid. What do you think will happen then, Anon 11:12??
The dog will go over and gently pick up the cheese. You can see the dog is very used to that child. You're not a dog owner, are you? I throw my dogs cheese all the time and they're not trained to attack bite the cheese as you put it, given that my granddaughter feeds them cheese from her hand every time she comes over, and they take it gently from her after she says it's okay.
Yes, I am a dog owner, I've had an Akita and I now have a husky/shepherd mix, both with high prey drives so I'm wary of triggering it. I don't think your two example is equivalent. Having the child hold a slice for the dog to get is a static situation, and not one I'd be concerned about. Having the dog snatch the cheese out of the air if the cheese gets too close to the baby is where I think the owner is asking for trouble.
Okay guys, let's put an end to this conversation. Both of y'all make valid points based on the dogs you've owned or currently, and we all know dogs are different depending on their breed, upbringing and training. Okay?
#4, America's latest defense posturing: All show; no real head butting. #9, Sheesh, they don't do that good of job on my car when I take it to the car wash. OngBing
#2 Deserves that. Can't even handle a two wheeler and thinks he's hot shit with a trike.
#6 Yeah, it's green. Both my horses and donkeys pulled the green pool noodles I have on their water pipes for insulation off the pipes where the float valve is.
#3. How, exactly, did they manage to live to that age?
ReplyDeleteBy not being the guys in #2 and #5. Funny you should aske.
Delete#9 De-ticking underway.
ReplyDelete#1 - You dumb m*th*rf*cker! Are you trying to get your baby bitten with that stunt? How about we sit YOUR ass down and throw cheese at it?
ReplyDeleteSheesh, that poor dog is going to bit the kid and get put down for no fault of his own.
Overreacting much? He knew that dog was going to catch that cheese before it came close to the child.
DeleteThis time, and next time, and the time after that so the dog is fully trained to attack bite the cheese slice. Great. Now, misjudge the throw so the slice actually hits the kid. What do you think will happen then, Anon 11:12??
DeleteThe dog will go over and gently pick up the cheese. You can see the dog is very used to that child.
DeleteYou're not a dog owner, are you? I throw my dogs cheese all the time and they're not trained to attack bite the cheese as you put it, given that my granddaughter feeds them cheese from her hand every time she comes over, and they take it gently from her after she says it's okay.
Yes, I am a dog owner, I've had an Akita and I now have a husky/shepherd mix, both with high prey drives so I'm wary of triggering it. I don't think your two example is equivalent. Having the child hold a slice for the dog to get is a static situation, and not one I'd be concerned about. Having the dog snatch the cheese out of the air if the cheese gets too close to the baby is where I think the owner is asking for trouble.
DeleteOkay guys, let's put an end to this conversation. Both of y'all make valid points based on the dogs you've owned or currently, and we all know dogs are different depending on their breed, upbringing and training.
DeleteOkay?
Done, Boss.
DeleteI appreciate you both being civil even though you disagreed with each other. That's a rare thing nowadays.
DeleteOk, Kenny.
Delete#2, whiskey throttle, no whiskey required.
ReplyDelete#9 Me so horny.....
ReplyDelete#7 - Bet that guy changes light bulbs like a motherfucker !!
ReplyDelete#4, America's latest defense posturing: All show; no real head butting.
ReplyDelete#9, Sheesh, they don't do that good of job on my car when I take it to the car wash.
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#8 Don't mess with a jack rabbit.
ReplyDelete#4, Dance of the sugar plum fairy.
ReplyDeleteI had a toy car like #5, wind it up & it would hit the wall and come apart like that one did.
ReplyDelete#5 looks like Charlie Brown taking a line drive.
DeleteWe had these: https://www.toysyouhad.com/Smash.htm
Delete#1: Dog's like "GTFO of here with that processed shit."
ReplyDelete#2: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy..
#3: That's just fantastic. I had to watch it a few times to figure out it was self inflicted. I thought someone was being a dick at first.
#10: Off to the chiropractor. Or possibly the emergency room.
#9 - That used to be me when I was dating ladies who were not interested in having sex with me...
ReplyDelete***SIGH!!!***
#6 The grass is greener on the other side of the truck.
ReplyDelete#2 Deserves that. Can't even handle a two wheeler and thinks he's hot shit with a trike.
ReplyDelete#6 Yeah, it's green. Both my horses and donkeys pulled the green pool noodles I have on their water pipes for insulation off the pipes where the float valve is.
#1 - my dog can do that.
ReplyDeleteHe can snatch a Temptations treat out of the air in the dark-no bullshit.
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