Dr.Phool
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Tue Jun-28-05 11:32 AM
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I have Pavlov's dog sitting here. |
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At the sound of a fork, clinking on an empty plate, he comes and sits in front of you with these starving eyes. He has to run the plate through the pre-wash cycle. No wonder he weighs 130 pounds.
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ewagner
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Tue Jun-28-05 11:35 AM
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I've been there, done that....
our Border Collie knew all the sounds of dinner being prepared and would sit at attention until it was brought to the table. And, if I wasn't fast enough in offering a treat, my arm would be gently nudged until I complied.
God I miss that dog........
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Tue Jun-28-05 11:37 AM
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2. He can be sound asleep |
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And know when you're down to the last bite of a sandwich. He knows that's his.
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Hugin
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Tue Jun-28-05 11:38 AM
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3. My dog has selective hearing... |
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Only pays attention when it's what she already wanted to do.
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Not_Giving_Up
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Tue Jun-28-05 11:43 AM
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4. One of my cats comes running at the beep of the microwave |
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She doesn't eat food from the microwave though. The only table foods she gets are chicken, and baked potatoes. Both of these are made in the oven. Yes, I said my cat likes baked potatoes! I thought it was the bacon, I gave her just plain potato, and she scarfed it down.
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Tue Jun-28-05 11:49 AM
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5. My other dog loves Whoppers |
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Those malted milk balls. When she was a puppy, and she just happened to be walking by, and smelled one on your breath, she'd try to get it out of your mouth.
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