My friend had a dog that he used to hunt squirrels. It would do the same thing, and he stood on the other side of the tree, waiting to shoot the critter when it was paying attention to the dog. He said the dog figured it out almost immediately that he was hunting and helped him from the very beginning.
My Westie caught two squirrels in the time that I had him. There was violent shaking and death.
He couldn't have toys for the same reason...he'd shake the shit out of them until he puked. The joys of having a dog with a prey drive always turned up to 11.
You can tell these guys attended a school system that didn't dumb down science and chemistry. Yes, they're a bunch of yahoos, but they were able to "build" a firecracker that can take out soft-skinned vehicles (with probably stuff they bought at the pharmacy or local farm co-op).
#1, Monday #3 & #5 & #7, Must be a lot of crash and burn videos as people learn these stunts. #4, a shaved standard poodle #9, thermoset plastic (you can get the same results by pouring boiled river water into a 2L plastic soda bottle)
I have 2 cockapoos, The old one, that we adopted at 5 never cared about squirrels and rabbits, he'd sit in the yard and watch rabbits. The young one has a strong prey drive, its not unusual to see him chomping on a squirrel or rabbit and one time he was walking around with a half grown possum. He lived out in the country till he was 2, I guess he got to do a little hunting.
Along with recovering from his hangover, this fellow will likely get a well-deserved period of recovery in the regional burn unit which he can remember for the rest of his life.
It's not the lift driver's fault. Look at how fucked up the other stacks are. Actually, he did the right thing by driving into it to keep the entire stack from hitting the ground. Now all they have to do is put a couple guys in a man-lift and have them downstack it from the top down.
#4. My dog does that. Can’t never seem to catch the squirrel.
ReplyDeleteMy friend had a dog that he used to hunt squirrels. It would do the same thing, and he stood on the other side of the tree, waiting to shoot the critter when it was paying attention to the dog.
DeleteHe said the dog figured it out almost immediately that he was hunting and helped him from the very beginning.
My little what 5lb whatchamacallit actually caught one, she don't chase them anymore. It was a bit meaner than her.
DeleteMy Westie caught two squirrels in the time that I had him. There was violent shaking and death.
DeleteHe couldn't have toys for the same reason...he'd shake the shit out of them until he puked. The joys of having a dog with a prey drive always turned up to 11.
#10 I want some of those. Could come in handy in the new civil war.
ReplyDeleteYou can tell these guys attended a school system that didn't dumb down science and chemistry. Yes, they're a bunch of yahoos, but they were able to "build" a firecracker that can take out soft-skinned vehicles (with probably stuff they bought at the pharmacy or local farm co-op).
DeleteA great Independence day to everyone!!!
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#3 & #5 & #7, Must be a lot of crash and burn videos as people learn these stunts.
#4, a shaved standard poodle
#9, thermoset plastic (you can get the same results by pouring boiled river water into a 2L plastic soda bottle)
#4 - Our sibling Maltipoos are obsessed with squirrels, bark & chase like crazy but can't catch.
ReplyDeleteI have 2 cockapoos, The old one, that we adopted at 5 never cared about squirrels and rabbits, he'd sit in the yard and watch rabbits. The young one has a strong prey drive, its not unusual to see him chomping on a squirrel or rabbit and one time he was walking around with a half grown possum. He lived out in the country till he was 2, I guess he got to do a little hunting.
DeleteWe had a tree rat with no tail running around for while. The German Shepherd "got this close" Jeff C in NC
Delete#3 - Stuck the landing
ReplyDeleteAlong with recovering from his hangover, this fellow will likely get a well-deserved period of recovery in the regional burn unit which he can remember for the rest of his life.
ReplyDelete#1 the clown on the clamp isnt gonna make the boss happy
ReplyDeleteIt's not the lift driver's fault. Look at how fucked up the other stacks are. Actually, he did the right thing by driving into it to keep the entire stack from hitting the ground. Now all they have to do is put a couple guys in a man-lift and have them downstack it from the top down.
DeleteWhat's with the dumbass driving around in circles ? too bad he didn't have time to lend a hand.
Delete#6. I would yank that fuck out of the car and beat the living shit out of them (man or woman).
ReplyDeleteWow! What are the Vegas Odds of a douchebag driving a BMW?
Delete#6 B,M,& a W driver.
ReplyDeleteJpaul
#6 - F*cking BMW drivers. JEEZ!!!
ReplyDelete#9 - I've never seen such a thing. WOW!!!
#2 boys will be boys. Good the see them having fun
ReplyDelete4) With 2 dogs that know what they are doing, 1 could distract the rodent and the other can surprise it.
ReplyDelete#7 looks like the making for a ruptured spleen.
ReplyDelete#5 Weiner roast?
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine turned down two grand for his squirrel dog a couple weeks back.
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