THe "umphhh" factor...using their weight
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| That's pretty funny. How old is he? |
| Same here! You're not alone with that 9:30 pm,
stop at the door, give paw, flop down and roll on side. He will give in and go out (and always has to do his business) But, oh the looks I get when we are walking back to the house 
(Fred Flintstone had an easier time getting Dino out !) |
| LOL.... what a dog.... |
| Its ironic that you say that!! When Brian works an ambo shift..he gets home at midnight...I usually leave Panda inside with me and let him put her out when he gets home....the other night he asked me to put Panda out before he got home...it seems that he had to pick her up to get her to go outside..she wasnt budging...he said that it seemed like she was purposely using the dead weight so as not to have to move.... |
| Valerie, Bosley just turned 7 months old on Nov 1st, and is around 55 pounds.
Yeh, Darcy, that dead weight is definitely used to their advantage. Bosley likes to lay down at my feet, between me and the kitchen sink, while I am doing dishes. It is awfully hard to shove over a big, heavy beast with your foot. Gettin near impossible, actually. |
Bosley's mom wrote: Valerie, Bosley just turned 7 months old on Nov 1st, and is around 55 pounds.
It is awfully hard to shove over a big, heavy beast with your foot. Gettin near impossible, actually. Wait until 18 mos. and 93 lbs  |
| LOL...I am really lucky at 2 Panda only weighs in at 56 lbs...heavy enough for me...But Brian still can move her....it's funny how at 12-1 am how 56 lbs seems like 156 lbs....I say...let a sleeping dog lie.... |
| haha, i remember those days.. |
Bosley's mom wrote: It is awfully hard to shove over a big, heavy beast with your foot. Gettin near impossible, actually. Clyde likes to lie right next me, well, pretty much all the time, but especially while I'm in the kitchen where we have hard floors. James comes in and pushes him around the floor like a giant Swiffer. Clyde lets him spin him in circles too. He seems to like it because he never resists but he always gets up a little dizzy! zahra wrote: Wait until 18 mos. and 93 lbs
Lol. No kidding. When Clyde steps on my foot, it hurts! |
ButtersStotch wrote: zahra wrote: Wait until 18 mos. and 93 lbs Lol. No kidding. When Clyde steps on my foot, it hurts! When you're walking around, make sure you're going in the right direction............. or you'll get the "hook" They can wrap their foot around your ankle and halt you to a stop faster than a cowboy can rope a calf. Its all part of the standard features on the Sheepie sports model............. |
| Wow..Zahra...I never even thought that that was a common trait....Panda does that ALL the time..especially out in the backyard playing.... |
Darcy wrote: Wow..Zahra...I never even thought that that was a common trait....Panda does that ALL the time..especially out in the backyard playing....
Hi Darcy, Its that herding instinct, combined with a mind of their own. We have to be careful, or it can be turf to orthopedics for us! 
Panda is still a cutie! |
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