Worldwide Beekeeping
General Discussion => Laugh A Little => Topic started by: Perry on May 16, 2015, 08:29:18 pm
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I'm sorry, but I just couldn't stop laughing when I saw this. As a greyhound owner I can attest to the fact that when these dogs (border collies included) decide to go, the ears are on OFF.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GRSbr0EYYU
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That's too funny!
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Hmmm weird! I responded to this yesterday... Anyway, it sounds to me like the dogs name is 'Bacon' :D Hope Bacon finds his way back to his owner :D
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I'm not sure why anyone would have a dog off the leash in proximity to all those deer.
There are darn few dogs that won't chase something running away from them.
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I believe the dog's name is Fenton.
You are exactly right Ray, and if this lesson in stupidity doesn't drive it home to this guy, nothing will. :laugh:
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Listened to it again, Yep! it's Fenton. My hearing isn't what it used to be. I think I've watched this 10 times :D
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LOL
My concern was that Fenton might be hit when chasing them across the road,but it looks like traffic stopped and Fenton will live to chase deer another day!!
We have a 12 year old diabetic Doberman that thinks she is a 1 year old puppy... We take her along on our walks, and she has learned to heed our warnings before she runs off into a drainage ditch etc... we just speak up and she stops, and backs up.. she has learned that our warning means pain or at the least severe embarrassment while we fish her out of a deep ditch, creek, etc...
While walking, a doe and a fawn jumped up, and ran RIGHT in front of us... Naturally, the old Dobie gave chase... And yes, in such a situation the ears are automatically switched to OFF mode...
She "Ran" in mid air at the ditch.. crashed to the bottom and using ONLY her nose, gave chase.. How she managed to get through the barbed wire fence, I have no idea... but it stopped my wife.. twice...
She chased across a small section of our field to the creek... How she crossed the creek.. I have no idea... the wife waded, and swam, and waded... and slid down the opposite bank like an otter... twice....
The last I saw of the wife was when she was JUST managing to climb a root and get out of the creek... I walked across the bridge, and watched the deer run across the lower field and cross the tracks, so I knew where the Doby was going to go...
When the wife arrived... panting, wet, and angry.. I was sitting among the railroad cinders on an old RR Tie with an excited OLD doberman panting like mad beside me... Because I was laughing,, I had to duck and dodge.. TWICE! Thankfully she was tired and I was out of physical range...
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That was hysterical, had to watch it twice! If you ever owned any type of herding or hunting dog, you've been there done that!