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Lol wat... This is slightly amusing.

Postby BengalFanatic » Sat Nov 24, 2012 6:25 am

My dog Charley is a 1 year old min pin mix, and she's nuts... Anyway... We've been working on commands with her and she's doing very well.

She has a kennel that she sleeps in, and stays in when we're gone for short periods of time, (We don't leave her there in the day for more than about two hours.) Anyway, she usually loves her kennel, but just like a little kid, she's still going through her puppy-ish stage and crashes early. And, just like any little kid, she would stay up with us all night if she could. lol

There was one night where she was tearing around the house, and being overly hyper, (meaning she was getting tired, she gets crazy and destructive when she needs to sleep, lol.)

She usually listens to the command, "Charley. In the kennel." And with a quick point to the kennel she settles right in, but this time I guess she decided that it wasn't time for bed time and ran outside and tore around in circles and then came back in and jumped on the table. (She's an extremely good jumper, she knows the table is forbidden, and she knows it will get her in trouble, but I guess she didn't care.)

I was getting upset with her, but I didn't want to yell at her. (She doesn't respond to harsh things, at all.) So I just firmly said, "Charely, get in your dungeon." In a stern tone, and pointed at the kennel.

She immediately jumped off the table and went in. It was fantastic. So, anyway, the command has kind of stuck and now she only responds to "Charley get in the dungeon." or just simply "Dungeon." I just find it kind funny, and wanted to share.

Charley loves her dungeon. XD
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Re: Lol wat... This is slightly amusing.

Postby Tisha-Nick » Sat Nov 24, 2012 9:58 am

That Is Adorable^.^

My 1 year 6 month Husky, Bernie, Used to hate her Kennel because of My Uncle when she lived with them. ((Different story)) But They decided they didn't want her anymore and gave her back when she was about 5-6 months old. So I started to re train her on everything, She never peed in are house and Loved her Kennel with Me. I never had problems with her and the Kennel, So could be tired or not and go in there on Command.
For a While Now I haven't been putting her in the crate and she sleeps with me on my Bed(( Since she doesn't chew anymore))

Iv Gottan a New Puppy, Hawk a Husky Mix, And His way smaller kennel is in My room.
Just on the 21 I was trying to change my bed and she refused to get off. She I pointed my finger to her Kennel "Go, To Bed." (As She doesn't tend to respond to Kennel, But Bed) So she jumps from me bed and goes into Hawk's kennel instead of her's! She got all the way but her more than half way, So the only thing that she couldn't fit was her butt,Hip and legs plus her tail and she just layed there wagging her tail...
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Re: Lol wat... This is slightly amusing.

Postby Paíntedwínd » Sat Nov 24, 2012 10:14 am

Man, that is SO cute!

I am a freakish dog lover, and we have a 13 year old dog who's getting on in years, plus a three year old husky who is to bad for his own good. Called Sophie and Captain respectively, our first dog we affectionately call Iron-guts. And I really do mean it. Since I was still young and toddling when we got her I couldn't have used my current expertise (My sister; EXPERTISE YEAH RIGHT) to train her, so my parents did EVERYTHING WRONG, an yet here she is, by my feet, ignoring Captain who's licking plastic bags. Here's the list of things no dog could possibly have eaten or faced and survived, yet Ironguts Sophie did;

She had a fight with the neighbour's cat
Ate a toad
Chased an angry lizard
Got spat on by a toad
Ate a large slice of chocolate cake
Ate like a million grapes
Attacked a Poisonous frog
Ate our bird's tail feathers
Ate a lizard
Killed another toad

Yes, our dog is truly one of a kind. She's just a terrier and Captain's a husky and he's too chicken to do anything Sophie's done XD
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Re: Lol wat... This is slightly amusing.

Postby Pastasquid » Sun Nov 25, 2012 4:29 am

Haha, thats funny :) My two dogs always have hper moments.

Archie....he's a border Collie who doesn't exactly like my other dog but will tolerate him. Ollie has a brother called charlie whos my grandmas dog and Archie likes him better. One day, Archie and charlie were playing, haring round the garden whrn Archie starte running by himself (not chasing Carlie anymore) He was so excited that he tried to jup our pond. Its about 1 metre long and70cm wide. Archie tried to jump the long way but ended up landing with a massive splash right in the deepest end! It was hilarious and we got it on video.
He also comes upstairs a bit (even though he's not supposed to) When you tell him to go down, he starts getting all hyper and races down stairs and starts going round in circles in the backroom.

Ollie...... he's a jackrussell and loves to play. If you start to chase him, sometimes he get really happy and runs every where. He also has a tickley spot on his back and if you tickle him there he starts rubbing himself on the carpet and squirming with a funny face. If you stop he just looks at you with sad eyes :) so cute :D

Archie right and Ollie left

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Re: Lol wat... This is slightly amusing.

Postby Yazhi » Sun Nov 25, 2012 5:09 am

awwww thats sooo cute ! my dog only gets sit, bed , no ans see em off. we get her to chase away the sqqirrels the stop eating the nuts
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