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TEB

(12,842 posts)
Fri Nov 27, 2020, 09:00 AM Nov 2020

Had to have a heart to heart with Duncan the golden retriever pup

I said look trooper I find it admirable the loyalty the love that you have for all of us. You have bonded with us and we with you. And man respects how dedicated you have become I get you Duncan you have heart. Just do me a favor and do not try and rescue Nana from the shower again.

I’m not pointing paws Duncan I understand nana left the door open and you decided hey time to spring into action and climb under the shower curtain and lick nana dry you were in rescue mode. Look dude you are a golden retriever not a Saint Bernard or a Newfie water rescue dog like yogi the Newfie your cousin.

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Had to have a heart to heart with Duncan the golden retriever pup (Original Post) TEB Nov 2020 OP
Isn't that True Blue American Nov 2020 #1
Animals do need our input, especially young or new ones to the home. lark Nov 2020 #2
Hoping with you TEB Nov 2020 #3
Did Boog put him up to it? SouthernIrish Nov 2020 #4
No it's Duncan's quest TEB Nov 2020 #5
My wife had a similar incident with a Golden pup Nac Mac Feegle Nov 2020 #6
Awesome Buck TEB Nov 2020 #9
Great heart to heart with Duncan, my dear TEB. I can just see him listening. CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2020 #7
;-) elleng Nov 2020 #8

lark

(23,099 posts)
2. Animals do need our input, especially young or new ones to the home.
Fri Nov 27, 2020, 10:15 AM
Nov 2020

Our newest street rescue kitty, Foggy, is probably 3 and we don't think he's ever been in a house before now so he doesn't understand house rules. Today, I put out our pills on the place mats before breakfast like usual. Well, he's discovered the open window behind the table and sits on the sill A LOT starting a couple of days ago. So when I put out the pills this am, he zeroed in on them - TOYS! 3 times he jumped on the table, which is not allowed here, and started batting the pills. He's kind of spooky with the house and people still, so just said a firm no, picked him up and placed him on the floor. After that we took our pills, so no more temptation and he was good.

This Christmas is going to be very interesting. Some of the places he likes to jump up are where I put my Christmas decorations plus there's the issue of the big tree. I am going to try arranging things so he can still sit in his usual places, but I am afraid he will go into "toy batting mode" because of course, that's his favorite thing, knocking stuff off and playing with it. We are going to try putting all the breakable ornaments at the top of the tree, and nothing near the bottom, and pray for the best! I may end up keeping the most dear ornaments off the tree this year, haven't decided yet. Hoping for the best!

Nac Mac Feegle

(971 posts)
6. My wife had a similar incident with a Golden pup
Fri Nov 27, 2020, 02:26 PM
Nov 2020

Bathroom door left open, she's taking a shower.
Buck goes in to see what's going on behind the curtain.
Wife gets cold-nosed unexpectedly.


Let's just say the shriek was ....piercing....

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