Dogs of VolNation and other pets that are inferior to Dogs

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tntar heel said:
Went to Costco and the dogs ate 2 loaves if bread (pumpkin spice and cinnamon) and proceed to hide what was left in the couch and between pilllows on bed. Not these two.View attachment 397531
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They look innocent to me, it was definitely the cat. And if you dont have a cat, a racoon broke into the house
 
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tntar heel said:
Went to Costco and the dogs ate 2 loaves if bread (pumpkin spice and cinnamon) and proceed to hide what was left in the couch and between pilllows on bed. Not these two.View attachment 397531
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Lol.. I was house and dog sitting for my sister years ago and she and her husband had a Boston Terrier. I came in the house and he usually met me at the door all excited and crazy, but he was nowhere to be found….. I walked into the kitchen and saw a cabinet door open and an empty bag of nacho cheese Doritos on the floor….no crumbs… licked completely clean… I looked down the hall and there he was… all slumped over with that quilty as hell look…. I walked toward him and turned on the light and his whole face… up over his eyes even… had orange Doritos dust … he was covered in it
 
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Carl Pickens said:
Lol.. I was house and dog sitting for my sister years ago and she and her husband had a Boston Terrier. I came in the house and he usually met me at the door all excited and crazy, but he was nowhere to be found….. I walked into the kitchen and saw a cabinet door open and an empty bag of nacho cheese Doritos on the floor….no crumbs… licked completely clean… I looked down the hall and there he was… all slumped over with that quilty as hell look…. I walked toward him and turned on the light and his whole face… up over his eyes even… had orange Doritos dust … he was covered in it
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We can't leave Fazoli Breadsticks below counter level with our boxer. Once we never found the paper......until it showed up in the yard :oops:
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
You’re mistaken.
It’s terriers and bully’s. Lol. I have not had a hound in a couple years.
She was a good dog though and I miss her.
Everyone should have 5 dogs.
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I get that from my Mom. Every canine, from a toy terrier to great dane to a coyote was a "hound". No exceptions. In her honor, I try to address all dogs as Hound, including my own.

Also, all equines regardless of breed, were "mules".

No idea where she got these ideas. She grew up in lower Mississippi early last century on a fairly large farm populated by many and various farm aminals. Who knows.
 
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Danl said:
I get that from my Mom. Every canine, from a toy terrier to great dane to a coyote was a "hound". No exceptions. In her honor, I try to address all dogs as Hound, including my own.

Also, all equines regardless of breed, were "mules".

No idea where she got these ideas. She grew up in lower Mississippi early last century on a fairly large farm populated by many and various farm aminals. Who knows.
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Well there is support for that line of thinking. for example the old saying “on the ground belongs to the hounds” included all dogs as hounds.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
Well there is support for that line of thinking. for example the old saying “on the ground belongs to the hounds” included all dogs as hounds.
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Maybe. When I was in high school, my younger brother was gifted a Pekinese. It was hilarious when Mom, in all seriousness, would tell him to come clean up after his hound. She never understood why we were laughing.
 
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Danl said:
Maybe. When I was in high school, my younger brother was gifted a Pekinese. It was hilarious when Mom, in all seriousness, would tell him to come clean up after his hound. She never understood why we were laughing.
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Random question: was she of German descent?

Dog (any type) in German is der Hund.
 
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VolNExile said:
Random question: was she of German descent?

Dog (any type) in German is der Hund.
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LOL. Much later in life, I was relating that story to some friends in Germany. They said the same thing!

No, Mom's people (and mine) are mostly Irish with some Scottish and Swedish thrown in. Her sisters (my aunts) don't know where she got that from either. They weren't inflicted with it, apparently.
 
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