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haut, retour au début 55 Funny Things Your Dog Would Say If He Could Talk

posted by dinu12

1) Fetch it yourself jerkwad! toi threw it, why should I have to go and get it?
2) Fetch this!
3) (after licking himself) "ha ha! toi only wish toi could do that!"
4) "That whole, 'Blame your farts on me,' thing is SO not funny."
5) Bacon, Bacon, I smell Bacon, Only one thing smells like bacon and it's BACON!
6) One of these days... I'll catch that $%#& Squirel
7) Who's the b*tch now?
8) What is the air-speed velocity of an unlden swallow?
9) Hey, zipperhead, clean my water dish and I won't drink from the toilet.
10) Why dont toi fetch your own newspaper!?
11) Dude, that Evil Lawn Gnome is creeping...

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Hachiko: 'A Dog's Story'

posted by yoki96

Hachikō

Hachikō (born November 10, 1923–March 8, 1935), known in Japanese as chūken Hachikō (忠犬ハチ公?, "faithful dog Hachikō" ('hachi' meaning 'eight', a number referring to the dog's birth order in the litter, and 'kō,' meaning prince ou duke)), was an Akita dog born on a farm near the city of Ōdate, Akita Prefecture, remembered for his loyalty to his owner, even many years after his owner's death.

In 1924, Hidesaburō Ueno, a professor in the agriculture department at the université of Tokyo took in Hachikō as a pet. During his owner's life Hachikō greeted him at the end of the day...

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Funny Dog Pictures!

posted by Emily_is_COOl

Says, "your are now under its spell, do not attempt to drive ou operate heavy machinery."

Says, "your are now under its spell, do not attempt to drive or operate heavy machinery."

This is a liste of liens of funny dog pictures!!!

PICTURE LINK:

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and

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don't forget

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and this

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okay, one more

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Hope toi liked it? If toi have plus pictures post the link in the commentaires section and I will be happy to look at it! (videos are also allowed!)

True dat, true dat!

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Bob The Railway Dog

posted by laura1233214

Bob was born in South Australia in 1882, and for some reason he loved trains. He spent the early years of his life as a stray, following railway workers to work, until he was rounded up par a dogcatcher. It looked as if he was destined for the pound, but luckily for Bob he was bought par a kindly station guard who’d taken a liking to him. It worked out well, as his new master allowed him to ride the train with him in the guard’s van every day. But, eventually, his master got a promotion and he and Bob parted ways. Then Bob started to jump trains alone.Bob traveled up and down Southern Australia,...

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Why chiens are taken to shelters.

posted by ITF

There are many reasons why people abandon their dogs. Generally, it is not the dog's fault and often the decision to take a dog to an animal shelter is based not on emotion but on convenience. It is representative of a society lacking strong values--everything is disposable, including pets. People are encouraged to use excuses for their own behavior--it always is someone else's fault. In this case, it's the dog's fault!

Having a dog is a commitment to that animal for 10-15 years and should be a well thought out family decision based on a thorough investigation of the breed and breeder. Most...

Bummer And Lazarus

posted by laura1233214

In the 1860s, two stray chiens called Bummer and Lazarus were donné the run of the city of San Francisco at a time when any other stray dog would have been rounded up and thrown in the pound. But Bummer and Lazarus were different—they were celebrities. The newspapers of the jour reported their doggy exploits as if they were Posh and Becks ou Brad and Angelina. If they got into a fight with rival dogs, the papers often printed an exaggerated account of it the suivant day, complete with eyewitness testimony and a dramatized cartoon of the event. Even Mark Twain took time out from working on Huckleberry...

Bud Nelson

posted by laura1233214

Just one look at Bud Nelson is enough to tell toi that he was the greatest dog who ever lived. He’s an old-timey dog wearing goggles in a scratchy black-and-white photo—if he hadn’t existed, he would have been dreamed up for a steampunk novel ou Bioshock game. The human in the photo is Bud Nelson’s owner, a doctor called Horatio Nelson. Horatio was the first man to traverser, croix America par car in the an 1903, with his hilariously named co-driver Sewall K. Crocker and, of course, Bud. That made Bud the first dog to traverser, croix the United States par car.At the time, the automobile was still in its...

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Fido

posted by laura1233214

There are plenty of stories of chiens who stood vigil for dead masters for years afterward. Among the most well-known loyal chiens were Hachiko, from Japan, and Greyfriars Bobby, from Scotland. Hachiko and Greyfriars Bobby have had numerous livres and even films made about them. But the loyal dog who was most famous during his own lifetime is probably the least well-known. Fido was born in Italy sometime during World War II. He was found on the verge of death par a kiln worker who took him accueil and nursed him back to health. And for this, he’d have Fido’s unwavering loyalty for the rest of his...

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Blue Lab scam

posted by 18wanda

As toi already know, labs do not come in gray, but some poeple are scammed off into thinking they do, and that they have a rare color in special breeding. Wrong! What people make off as a blue lab is really just a regular ole lab mixed with a Weimeraner, giving the dog the look of a lab with the blue-gray color of the other breed. I saw someone who was marhcing around like they owned the place with the "blue lab." It was hilarious because they didn't know they had a mixed breed they paid 400 dollars for!
These are not labs. If you've heard of these ou haven't, now toi know.

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My dog scared a theif away!

posted by werewolflover

ou so we think,anyway.
My grandma lives down the road from me.And she a dit Pedro,my dog,was asleep on her porch and she heard a car go down the road.All of a sudden she heard Pedro bark and he ran down the road to where the car had gone.Then,he came back and was running around her house as if he were gaurding it.Then,he ran back down the road.
That's what my grandma told me today,and I believe it,because whenever someone comes to visit,he starts barking and sometimes even growling.I think he's a good dog,and I'm glad he's so protective of my family.

Pickles

posted by laura1233214

In 1966, the World Cup was being held in England which, to the English, was kind of a big deal. Maybe the reason they were taking it so seriously was because they had a feeling they might win—which they did—so toi can imagine how bummed they were when the World Cup was stolen just four months before the matches started. There was a frenzy to find the cup and avoid international embarrassment, and it was eventually found par a plucky colley, collie named Pickles. Pickles was being walked par his owner when he sniffed something out in the bushes—what Pickles had found was the missing World Cup.In...

Barry

posted by laura1233214

The Saint Bernard is a dog that was specifically bred for a single purpose—to chercher and rescue. Monks at the Saint Bernard Pass, a dangerous, snowy divide between Switzerland and Italy, bred them for hundreds of years—perhaps even as far back as 1695—to rescue travelers who got Lost and buried in the snow. They traveled in pairs so that when they found a victim, one dog could dig them out and sit on them for warmth while the other headed back to the monastery for help. Which brings us to the seconde Saint Bernard on our list—Barry, who saved 40 people’s lives over the course of 12...

Owney

posted by laura1233214

It’s generally believed that Owney’s original owner was a mail clerk because, just as Bob the Railway dog was obsessed with trains, Owney loved the scent and texture of mail bags and followed them par land, train, ou bateau wherever they went. When Owney’s owner left for whatever reason, Owney stayed behind at the post office with his precious mailbags. After a while, Owney began to follow the bags, first in mail wagons and then on mail trains. He started to rack up miles, traveling through the county, then the state, and finally the whole United States. Mail clerks were happy to let him...

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golden retriever

posted by star2894

The colar of the Golden Retriever's manteau has made it one of the most populaire breeds. This breed is responsive to training and needs plenty of exercise. This dog can make a great family companion. This breed was most likely bred from crossings of a yellow Flat-coated Retriever and a Tweed Water Spaniel, with other breeds such as the Irish Setter, Labrador, and Bloodhound introduced later. Until the 1920s the breed was called the Golden Flat-coat. Other names for the Golden Retriever are the Yellow Retriever and the Russian Retriever.

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The Boston terrier

posted by yoki96

We all l’amour our little four-legged furballs, but we all have to agree that one of them stands out and that is...

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AKC Ranking: 18
Family: rerrier, companion, mastiff (bulldog)
Area of Origin: United States
Date of Origin: 1800s
Original Function: ratting, companion
Today's Function: companion
Avg Size of male: Height: 15-17 Weight: 10-25
Avg Size of Female: Height: 15-17 Weight: 10-25
Other Name: none

History

Unlike most breeds, the origin of the Boston terrier is well-documented. Around 1865, the coachmen employed par the wealthy people of Boston began to interbreed some of their employers' fine dogs....

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You're My Dog - A Poem for "Fetch"

posted by Dearheart

My dog, Fetch. (Isn't he cute?)

This is a poem I wrote for my dog when I was twelve years old. He's a dumb but adorable black lab named Fetch (even though he DOESN'T fetch) and he used to get into all sorts of trouble. It took my mom four years to finally get to like him. He's 8 years old now...and still as puppyish as ever!

You shed black hair
But I don't care.
toi run away
But that's okay.
You're a dull-headed kind
But I don't mind -
'Cause you're my dog.

toi beg at the table
Whenever you're able.
toi track mud on the floor
Then toi track in some more.
Oh the mischief toi do!
But I still l’amour toi -
'Cause you're my dog.

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stop killing dogs!

posted by 220340

people are so mean to dogs. lots of people kill chiens for meat. that is so cruel. people give chiens so little of nourriture and not alot of l’espace for them to run. people hang chiens till they are dead. that is mean! i l’amour chiens and other people l’amour then too! what do people think they are when they kill dogs!?! it is just so mean and cruel! who knows how many chiens people kill each day, mouths, and years! people should never never never kill a dog! it is just so mean and cruel! it should be a law that NO ONE can change! it should be PEOPLE SHOULD NEVER KILL ANY ANIAMAL! CATS, DOGS, FISH, WE SHAW NEVER KILL THEM! and if someone kills any aniamal, they should get arrested! i hate to see chiens die, ou any animal die. it is sad, mean, and cruel to kill dogs! people should stop it right away! also people make them aggressive before thay kill them! SO MEAN!

cute and furry never kill them

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My Dog Benn

posted by Becca-Amyx

salut everyone, i have a gorgeous dog named Ben, who i have had much before i was born due to my mum buying benny 2 years before i was born. He is a black labradore, around 100 years old iin dog years and has got suspected diabeties and is deaf.Ben is the best pet anyone could ask for. par the way ben isnt into jumping around and licking peopple, he just has a nice personality. Just recently, Ben was attacked par 2 very vicious chiens which lived 2 houses up from us. We were about to leave for school, until Ben raced out the gate. he noticed 2 big chiens roaming around up the hill, so like any other...

How to Take Care of chiots

posted by dinu12

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Make sure that the chiot toi are getting is right for you. Does its manteau suit your climate? Is it small enough to live in your apartment? Do its energy levels suit the amount of exercise it will get? These are all important questions to answer to ensure the well-being of your chiot and the global, ensemble happiness of your household.

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Puppy-proof your house. chiots l’amour to explore with their mouths, so to keep your chiot and your house safe, you'll need to take a few precautions. Remove breakable items from the area where toi plan to keep your puppy. Keep all electrical cords raised ou covered and...

Rolf

posted by laura1233214

Rolf was either the smartest dog in history ou the center of a scam that fooled a nation—specifically Nazi Germany. Either way, then, he was pretty awesome. According to the Nazis, Rolf could talk. To put this into context, the Nazis backed a lot of hair-brained schemes during World War II, and one of the most hair-brained was trying to train an army of super-intelligent chiens to share their ideals.The smartest of these “super dogs” was Rolf. Apparently, Rolf was able to talk par tapping his paw against a board and using a sort of special dog Morse code to communicate with humans. It was...