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Who has had an unusual breed of dog who fetched?
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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 597661" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>The lab setter mix that I grew up with never figured it out. She would run to the thrown item, sometimes even pick it up, but from that point? She couldn't figure out what to do wtih it. Sweet as donut bread pudding with caramel sauce, totally ADORED kids, but could NOT figure out most of the world. She is the dog who let the birds, squirrels etc... eat her food before she did.Who would get thrown out of her dog house if it was raiiny or yucky and the cat was outside or too maany other animals wanted to be in there. And who had an armadillo friend, though no one I have ever known has had a social 'dillo who liked another animal. </p><p></p><p>Capn Morgan has taught husband to fetch. Does that count? There were entire days when all Capn would do was knock things off of tables, counters, etc...just to see husband go pick them up. The cat truly seemed very very amused by this. We had only had him about five or six months at that point. If he can see something he thinks looks like 'red spot', he will do everything he can to make you have to pick it up. If you don' play with him when it is in your hand? He will yowl about an hour after you fall asleep. For a day or two. Or is you are an idiot like my husband, for up to three days because you won't tell the cat to knock it off and that you will throw red spot in the trash. Capn isn't stupid. He knows well and good that pushing Mom means things you don't like are going to happen. He also knows he has Dad wrapped around his pinkie claw. .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 597661, member: 1233"] The lab setter mix that I grew up with never figured it out. She would run to the thrown item, sometimes even pick it up, but from that point? She couldn't figure out what to do wtih it. Sweet as donut bread pudding with caramel sauce, totally ADORED kids, but could NOT figure out most of the world. She is the dog who let the birds, squirrels etc... eat her food before she did.Who would get thrown out of her dog house if it was raiiny or yucky and the cat was outside or too maany other animals wanted to be in there. And who had an armadillo friend, though no one I have ever known has had a social 'dillo who liked another animal. Capn Morgan has taught husband to fetch. Does that count? There were entire days when all Capn would do was knock things off of tables, counters, etc...just to see husband go pick them up. The cat truly seemed very very amused by this. We had only had him about five or six months at that point. If he can see something he thinks looks like 'red spot', he will do everything he can to make you have to pick it up. If you don' play with him when it is in your hand? He will yowl about an hour after you fall asleep. For a day or two. Or is you are an idiot like my husband, for up to three days because you won't tell the cat to knock it off and that you will throw red spot in the trash. Capn isn't stupid. He knows well and good that pushing Mom means things you don't like are going to happen. He also knows he has Dad wrapped around his pinkie claw. . [/QUOTE]
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