The Pikers Pit

I remember those days


Grant

Liked that!

My dog can be fast asleep when I walk into another room. I turn round a second later and he's standing next to me!

Crackoff wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12 2021 15:11 -

I remember those days


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Grant

I have that same conversation every day with mine .
Wouldn’t change it for the world.
Regards
Tom

John Milford wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12 2021 17:02 -

Liked that!

My dog can be fast asleep when I walk into another room. I turn round a second later and he's standing next to me!

Mine too
Does yours have selective hearing as well John
Regards
Tom

Happy Hayes wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13 2021 09:23 -

John Milford wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12 2021 17:02 -

Liked that!

My dog can be fast asleep when I walk into another room. I turn round a second later and he's standing next to me!

Mine too
Does yours have selective hearing as well John
Regards
Tom

Completely selective Tom. He can hear a cellophane wrapper being opened through a closed door but won't come in from the rain unless he's been told about ten times and is satisfied that he's sniffed every interesting object in the garden!

my dog is cleverer than me , he seems to know what i will do next , more so when out with the gun pigeon shooting

God I miss my dog.

I never have a conversation like that with the wife.

My two muck hounds can tell the time...when its 5pm they suddenly want to get your attention.....feeding time.
They know when I'm putting my boots on if I'm going fishing or its walkies.
On the other hand if it's too early or raining they play dead and wont move.
They lie down in strategic positions feigning sleep but are like coiled springs when Shirley is baking or the grandkids are round...waiting in hope that a morsel may get dropped.
I've never been without a dog or six....and never will be

before i took early retirement
my dog finn used to accompany me to work all the time

The guy around the corner from me had a Rhodesian ridgeback the non barking type it was getting on and it had some type of fit and past-way.

He's just got a Belgian Malinoisi crossed with a German Shepard boy oh boy is that a clever dod

This is a Belgian Malinoisi
If I ever get chance to have a dog it would be a Malinoisi X German Shepard Grant

Amazing dogs
Not sure about having one as a pet (to much energy)
At least not until I retire.
Regards
Tom

Happy Hayes wrote: ↑Fri Aug 06 2021 10:56 -

Amazing dogs
Not sure about having one as a pet (to much energy)
At least not until I retire.
Regards
Tom

Thats why there crossing them with proper German shepherds not the bad back ones Tom

Grant

The Belgian Malinois are not for the faint hearted. With the right breeding they are definitely a bit of a liability.

Had a very interesting conversation with a dog handler at Excel arena in London about them - soon took a step back from the one sat at his feet - LOL