There's an easy answer to that. Dogs are dumb.Why will our dog happily swim in freezing cold water or lie in the snow- but refuses to go for a wee at home when it's slightly drizzling?
That's unusual - most dogs are only too happy to go outside whatever.. Nice looking mutt btw.Why will our dog happily swim in freezing cold water or lie in the snow- but refuses to go for a wee at home when it's slightly drizzling?
That's an old photo. I have some recent videos of her swimming, but don't think I can post them on here.That's unusual - most dogs are only too happy to go outside whatever.. Nice looking mutt btw.
I thought the same until being introduced to Cavalier King Charles SpanielsThat's unusual - most dogs are only too happy to go outside whatever..
Our old dog who was nothing like this one ie hated mud and water etc, wouldn't even go out if it had rained hours before and the pavers were just slightly damp.I thought the same until being introduced to Cavalier King Charles SpanielsI kid you not I’ve been known to go out on our back garden when it’s raining holding an umbrella over one of our Cavaliers, otherwise he has refused to go out. Another stunt they like pulling is when it’s pouring with rain only going out on the garden if I go with them.
Ours also does a good Ranulph Fiennes inpersonation (He lives nearby so perhaps she's seen him about);I thought the same until being introduced to Cavalier King Charles SpanielsI kid you not I’ve been known to go out on our back garden when it’s raining holding an umbrella over one of our Cavaliers, otherwise he has refused to go out. Another stunt they like pulling is when it’s pouring with rain only going out on the garden if I go with them.
Do you also have to wee in the garden at the same time to encourage it?I thought the same until being introduced to Cavalier King Charles SpanielsI kid you not I’ve been known to go out on our back garden when it’s raining holding an umbrella over one of our Cavaliers, otherwise he has refused to go out. Another stunt they like pulling is when it’s pouring with rain only going out on the garden if I go with them.
I suggested my husband try it but we didn’t think the neighbours would appreciate it.Do you also have to wee in the garden at the same time to encourage it?
Ours also does a good Ranulph Fiennes inpersonation (He lives nearby so perhaps she's seen him about);
That is one happy dog!I suggested my husband try it but we didn’t think the neighbours would appreciate it.
Since I always follow the dogs outside they in turn follow me to the toilet as they obviously think that’s how it works
Lovely dog! Our last dog was a springer and loved water and snow. He often ended up looking like Ranulph tooView attachment 61260
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I think he released the brake and it just rolled without the engine running.⇧
Shows the stupidity of leaving the engine running whilst shopping unless the dog also had a key or pressed the engine starter button.
It says the dog put the vehicle in drive - I don’t think it would move without the engine running. Neutral maybe, but not drive..I think he released the brake and it just rolled without the engine running.
She and her husband David, 48, said that about a year ago, they realised that Scruff would pick up a bottle but then drop it when he found the next
"It seemed wrong that he would pick the bottle up and then drop it again - we thought people would think we were dropping litter," said Yvonne.
"So we got him to start bringing the bottles to us and we put them in a bag and then count them up at the end of the walk - I'd say he will have collected at a least 1,000 this year.
Neighbour and friend Caroline Round, who also gets to walk Scruff, says he "will not go past a bottle without picking it up - he's so intelligent".
"He will always stop on his walk and won't move on until he's picked it up. If you're in a field with him, he will be off the lead and away," she says.
"And, when he comes back he will always have [a] bottle in his mouth.”
Now Yvonne and David just have the mammoth task of counting how many bottles he has collected - before taking them all to the recycling centre at the end of the year.
Nuneaton is the dump i was born and raised it. An utterly depressing hole.Dog picks up plastic bottles on walks
In Nuneaton.
Scruff the 13 year old collie loves to collect them & has picked up more than 1000 this year.
Owner Yvonne Faulkner-Grant says he paw-sed to grab 104 in November, as #scruffsbottlepatrol on Facebook shows.
"He'll see one on the other side of the road and look at me as if to say, 'Can I get it?'," the 47-year-old says.
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Scruff might agree with you. He’s doing his bit to improve the place though - every little helps..Nuneaton is the dump i was born and raised it. An utterly depressing hole.
He's a lovely dog, border collies are my favourite breed.Scruff might agree with you. He’s doing his bit to improve the place though - every little helps..
I went to college in Nuneaton. It wasn't that bad in the early 90's from memory although I was stoned for a lot of it.Nuneaton is the dump i was born and raised it. An utterly depressing hole.
When Richard Branson was doing the car/boat thing a few years ago, I had to deal with a very strange guy from Nuneaton. He looked like catweazle too.Nuneaton is the dump i was born and raised it. An utterly depressing hole.
He has trouble & makes mistakes to start with but after several days, bonds with & gets the trust of the dogs & gets the hang of it.Wildlife film-maker Gordon Buchanan gets close to seven incredible huskies on a treacherous dogsled adventure through Canada’s spectacular Yukon wilderness, gaining a new appreciation for dogs and our place in nature.
Gordon arrives in Canada’s vast Yukon wilderness to try and master the ancient skill of dog sledding. Inspired by Jack London’s novel The Call of the Wild, it has been Gordon’s childhood dream to command a team of dogs out in the Yukon wilderness and follow in the footsteps of the historic Klondike Gold Rush explorers who used this trail. Gordon meets Pierre-Luc Fortin, expert musher and owner of 29 loyal Alaskan huskies, and is introduced to his seven-sled dog team.