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    If I could manage to keep a straight face I could make millions as a Canine Psychologist.
    It's hard to be a ACLU hating, philosophically Libertarian, socially liberal, fiscally conservative, scientifically grounded, agnostic, porn admiring gun owner who believes in self determination.

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    You do realize these animals lick their own balls, drink out of toilets and eat crap, grass and old shoes?

    I love dogs, but my Lab used to love half dead cicadas and apple cores. They ain't picky.

    Are they cheaper or more expensive than regular food?


    Slightly on topic- any watch 'Wilfred'? After Wilfred gets high, he might enjoy frozen doggy treats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand View Post
    Are they cheaper or more expensive than regular food?

    Not sure about the ones in the OP, but a friend of mine has a family owned grocery store and they stock some yuppy dog food that costs more per pound than just buying the dog a porterhouse steak from their meat counter.
    He says they sell it so fast they can hardly keep it on the shelves.
    Me; I think it's stupid, but I applaud the manufacturers for their marketing skills. My dogs would be eating a porterhouse before dry food if steak was less expensive than dry food.
    Last edited by Don Robison; 09-20-11 at 02:34.

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    Lightbulb

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteyrAUG View Post
    Seen it more than once.

    I remember the triple blade razor commercials of SNL in the 70s.

    "Three blades...because you'll believe anything."

    I remember that well, and use that as an example to how silly modern life is! There are now what, 5 bladed razors???!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteyrAUG View Post
    If I could manage to keep a straight face I could make millions as a Canine Psychologist.
    The do exists as I'm sure you know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteyrAUG View Post
    If I could manage to keep a straight face I could make millions as a Canine Psychologist.
    Parents had a lab that they had spoiled by putting chicken broth on her dry dog food. Not being dumb, the dog would bark at regular dog food after that. I was visiting and the dog barked at its dry dog food, so I got down on all fours and pretended to start to eat the dry dog food. This puzzled the lab who came over to investigate, so I shoved her away and growled a bit at her. Pushed her away a few more times and then walked away (on two legs) and she went over and finished the bowl and never complained again about dry dog food.
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    I had to do the same thing to my Catahoula! My mom would put gravy on her food every now and then and it got to the point where she would bark her ass off if she didnt get it.
    Well she was very aggressive when any of our other dogs or small kids would come close to her food bowl so i tried to fix the problem by going over and blocking her from her food.

    She would growl and show her teeth at me but would never bite me. I would give her a few pieces of food and act like i was taking her bowl away and then give it back to her. Food was gone in minutes and no gravy.

    She was my first dog and i didnt do a good job with training her. I know that some of her behavior problems were my fault.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand View Post
    Parents had a lab that they had spoiled by putting chicken broth on her dry dog food. Not being dumb, the dog would bark at regular dog food after that. I was visiting and the dog barked at its dry dog food, so I got down on all fours and pretended to start to eat the dry dog food. This puzzled the lab who came over to investigate, so I shoved her away and growled a bit at her. Pushed her away a few more times and then walked away (on two legs) and she went over and finished the bowl and never complained again about dry dog food.
    Teaching dogs to do things by actually doing them is a well known and successful method of teaching them. I do this with my dogs all the time. The only time I ever got any negative feedback was when my neighbor caught me shitting in their lawn instead of mine.
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    frickinrediculous

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