August 7, 201114 yr I couldn't help but notice when I visited Larry Langdon's shop last month in Seattle that his shop dog was heavily into fetching bits of steel, like chunks of 1/4 x 2'' x 3'' long. If allowed over time it can lead to the, although novel, serious condition shown. This is David Norries dog Henery shown at the Rocky Mountian Smiths Conference yesterday hauling around a 120# PW .......nip this behavior in the bud!
August 8, 201114 yr Great dog! I see he has his ear plugs in the cup on his collar. Good dog, good dog. Mark <><
August 8, 201114 yr Nip it in the BUD?????? Why I'd give that dog a bone every time he drug one home---and make sure all of mine were chained down when he was around...
August 8, 201114 yr Author Nip it in the BUD?????? Why I'd give that dog a bone every time he drug one home---and make sure all of mine were chained down when he was around... Ah, but when you get the bill for the veterinary / chiropractic costs you'll be sorry you did....... ;)
August 8, 201114 yr I once had a boston terrier who LOVED getting my newspaper for me! He'd go SOOOoo fast! Race up the stairs and back with the Post Dispatch in his mouth (QUITE a wrestle on Sundays)! After a bit he got to bringing an extra paper or TWO! Then he would scour the entire street for any available papers! So I can see how this could get to be a problem... the paperboy and neighbors might have lynched me if they'd ever caught the little devil!
August 17, 201114 yr Ah, but when you get the bill for the veterinary / chiropractic costs you'll be sorry you did....... Bone H@%*&# I got a porterhouse grilled rare if he brings me one. Got 5 dogs and ain't one bringing home an anvil(YET) Ken.
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