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So I just get done with a rousing game of "growl at owner and try and get the ball back" game , which is his favorite game. He is an 80 pound shepherd mix, and is literally curled up in my lap getting petted, all is right with the world... Mans best friend...

Then from the kitchen the sound of a Kraft Single being pulled open, and this dog abandons me in a fraction of a second, pushes off me like a furry bullet. Bye.

Hmmmpf. I'm feeling pretty abandoned.




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The sound of a string cheese wrapper zipping open will bring animals running.


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My Golden forgets about everything and everyone when he hears anybody peal a banana. . .



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My mastiff would cross an ocean for cheese. Or as it call it, the stinky fromage


Her new friend, my 9 week old male mastiff, is also learning the game


And since he was 8 pounds when I got him 2 weeks ago, and is now almost 23 pounds, he is learning the game well


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The sound of a string cheese wrapper zipping open will bring animals running.


I had a rescue cat that would awaken from a sound sleep and come running to me when I opened a wrap of lunch meat.


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Then from the kitchen the sound of a Kraft Single being pulled open, and this dog abandons me in a fraction of a second, pushes off me like a furry bullet. Bye.

Hmmmpf. I'm feeling pretty abandoned.

Just think how the family jewels would have felt if he'd pushed off on them!

It could have been worse!


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... if you don't you'll find an excuse.

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The sound that wakes my 98 lb. Black Lab from the deepest of slumbers is the opening and closing of the microwave oven. He will knock you over if you happen to block his path to the source of that sound! On more than one occasion he has leapt over the back of the couch to take a shortcut to the kitchen. He may be man's best friend, but his best friend is whoever just heated up the chicken in the microwave!
 
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I had a husky that would respond to salmon. Coming back home from the market, long Styrofoam tray, wrapped-up in paper, freezer opening up, in the over, on the stove, on the grill, begging at the table...if there was the slightest hint that salmon was for lunch/dinner, he'd come charging-in. We'd give him the salmon skin and he would be delighted.
 
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I had a husky that would respond to salmon. Coming back home from the market, long Styrofoam tray, wrapped-up in paper, freezer opening up, in the over, on the stove, on the grill, begging at the table...if there was the slightest hint that salmon was for lunch/dinner, he'd come charging-in. We'd give him the salmon skin and he would be delighted.



My Heinz 57 girl is like that, salmon, hell any fish! If I eat out and have sea food of any type and not bring her home something she gets super pissed! Big Grin

So, I try to bring her something home, no matter how good it is and I would like to eat it all....the sacrifices.


Arman

Oh, and she loves cheese also, and funny enough tomatoes and greens.....go figure.
 
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About 1/4 turn of the lid on the peanut butter does it for mine.
 
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Cat will come zooming in to the kitchen when she hears the freezer opening. She loves to have an ice cube in her water bowl. She will stare at it, prod it, push it around, lick it, stare at it some more. This goes until the cube is totally melted.



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In our house all you need to do is call one dog (of four - we're a blended family) while in the kitchen and you're all the dogs' best friend.






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My Golden forgets about everything and everyone when he hears anybody peal a banana. . .

^^^ This.

Across the house. Fast asleep. The crack of a banana, will bring him running.




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The cat chow is kept in a tupperware. No matter how quiet that 'pssst' is, she's there in 3 secs flat from anywhere in the house. Stealthy. Count to three, turn, and there she is.



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Reminds me of a time I woke up a bit peckish, an figured I'd get me a couple Chips Ahoy's and some milk.

I did my "Indian barefoot tiptoe" (feathered, not dotted) to the kitchen and get the bag, quietly and ever so slowly fold back the little white tabs, and ever so quietly and slowly unroll the bag, and even more cautiously and slowly open the white plastic sleeve and slip out 4 cookies, then get the sleeve and bag secured and back on the shelf, proud that I have been gone undetected.

Then I turn, and standing there is a pit bull, "smiling" mouth open, and panting more silent than death, and I damned near jumped out of my skin. (and two schnauzers and another pitty are still fast alseep.)

So, I handed "Paisley" a cookie, and I quickly ate my three and "Indianed" my way back to bed.

And this is a dog that crashes and knocks crap all over the place even when it's nearly a country mile away from her.

Never underestimate the power of the pig. Pig's gonna pig.





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Reminds me of a time I woke up a bit peckish, an figured I'd get me a couple Chips Ahoy's and some milk.

I did my "Indian barefoot tiptoe" (feathered, not dotted) to the kitchen and get the bag, quietly and ever so slowly fold back the little white tabs, and ever so quietly and slowly unroll the bag, and even more cautiously and slowly open the white plastic sleeve and slip out 4 cookies, then get the sleeve and bag secured and back on the shelf, proud that I have been gone undetected.

Then I turn, and standing there is a pit bull, "smiling" mouth open, and panting more silent than death, and I damned near jumped out of my skin. (and two schnauzers and another pitty are still fast alseep.)

So, I handed "Paisley" a cookie, and I quickly ate my three and "Indianed" my way back to bed.

And this is a dog that crashes and knocks crap all over the place even when it's nearly a country mile away from her.

Never underestimate the power of the pig. Pig's gonna pig.



That's one cute pooch.

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On the 7th day God took a step back and looked upon his creation. And it was good.

But other tasks remained elsewhen. Man, however, was too young to be left alone.

"Dog" God asked, "Will you look after Man while I am away?"

Thus Dog has remained our trusty caretaker and friend ever since.




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"…and God made dogs, and it was very good, and God said: “I’m gonna have to have all of these back.”




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The refrig door gets their attention, but the opening sound of the vegetable drawer causes all current activity to stop and they run to their beds in the living room. Vegetable drawer means the "orange bone" (a whole carrot) is about to be dispensed.

Mrs. 'Hook uses broccoli florets as rewards during dog training. Cheaper and healthier than the usual treats I'm told.




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"since he was 8 pounds when I got him 2 weeks ago, and is now almost 23 pounds, he is learning the game well"


....caution there.....beware the dreaded 'cheese-wrapper-wrist' overuse syndrome....


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