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    Quote Originally Posted by crazycanuck View Post
    I don't get why Yukon loves the doggie beach but won't jump into a kiddie pool we have for hot summer days

    Does anyone's dog move into the drivers seat when you go out of the car for a minute? How about licking the floor?

    She's one crazy dog!
    One of my Border Collies used to lick windows, in the car, by the back door, near the window seat... She'd just sit there looking like she was day dreaming and slowly lick, if you asked her what she was doing she'd stop with her tongue in mid-lick and focus looking like "what? I'm not doing anything".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pax View Post
    ...if you asked her what she was doing she'd stop with her tongue in mid-lick and focus looking like "what? I'm not doing anything".
    That is EXACTLY what Hudson does. Cracks me up every time how he sits there with his tongue sticking out touching something and his eyes firmly staring at me. It's hilarious!

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    Zeke always gets in the driver's seat when I leave the car. What's that about? I think it may be because I only leave him in the car when it's cold enough to leave him, and he likes the warm spot.

    Percy, in the months before she died, constantly licked the carpet in the living room. It was weird.

    I just spent about an hour watering plants outside while my ward, Charlie the goofball, took bites from the stream of water out of the hose. I could have watered a lot faster if he had not been interrupting the flow so often.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuckervill View Post
    I just spent about an hour watering plants outside while my ward, Charlie the goofball, took bites from the stream of water out of the hose. I could have watered a lot faster if he had not been interrupting the flow so often.

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    Toby, the rough collie, LOVES to have his belly rubbed. We even have a command for him to lift up his back leg so we can rub his belly. He can be sound asleep, but if you walk by and say, "Happy Leg", his back leg will come up in the air so you can rub his belly.

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    Mine are so odd its not even funny. Lucy (the white and tan one) "talks"...a lot! Shes full of personality, too much at times, and we are generally rolling almost everyday about something she is doing. Shes a total goofball. Maggie digs, chews bark off of trees, can jump 8' privacy fences, barks at everything. She also has a special talent we have dubbed "doing the bicycle". Everyday she gets on her back and rubs her back on the floor while thrusting her back feet in the air alternating from left to right, much like pedaling a bicycle. Its very funny. She also goes nuts and throws rawhide chewies in the air and spins and does a very funny "dance". They are too much.







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    Ahh.. and Maggie makes "tornadoes" in the carpet. Its very wierd and very annoying. She will lick in a spot until the carpet turns white white white in that spot and the fibers are swirled in a tornado pattern. Up to 4 tornadoes have been spotted in a given area at one time. Odd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rij73 View Post
    That is EXACTLY what Hudson does. Cracks me up every time how he sits there with his tongue sticking out touching something and his eyes firmly staring at me. It's hilarious!
    That's great! When I catch mine doing something she's not supposed to, she makes a beeline for my 2yo DS, and hides behind him

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    Quote Originally Posted by rij73 View Post
    That is EXACTLY what Hudson does. Cracks me up every time how he sits there with his tongue sticking out touching something and his eyes firmly staring at me. It's hilarious!
    Tess always looked at me like I was being rude interrupting her "moment"...maybe it's a form of doggie meditation?

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