Random Pet Photo of the Day - 2020 - post yours!

[PhilT]

I'm so innocent have never done anything wrong.

 

[Lizbeli]

Im just not sure how he fits his tongue inside it body. Haha

 

[Rits]

She's got this "good girl at her spot" thing down REAL good when she gets tossed treats. I don't even place her there. Just rewarded the behavior she did on her own when she was younger and now she rushes to the spot and waits there for the duration of most of our meals. So nice!

 

[jazzies mum]

She's got this "good girl at her spot" thing down REAL good when she gets tossed treats. I don't even place her there. Just rewarded the behavior she did on her own when she was younger and now she rushes to the spot and waits there for the duration of most of our meals. So nice!

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Clever girl and clever you to get that established so early! But where has little Ripley gone? That little puppy you had such a short time ago? She has her adult look now and is a beauty!

 

[Lizbeli]

I agree- she is really maturing. Not so much puppy anymore in that photo.

 

[Rits]

Clever girl and clever you to get that established so early! But where has little Ripley gone? That little puppy you had such a short time ago? She has her adult look now and is a beauty!

I knooow thank you but if you find her please return. They grow up too fast. That pic is from earlier this week. We left her ears out last night after swimming and they are still out. She now only has breathe rights on. She's graduated ear school onto the last phase lol!

 

[Rits]

 

[Gpcoguy]

 

[AnnV]

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Yay!! Nothing like a Dobe at full speed

 

[Ravenbird]

@Gpcoguy WOW - were you at ground level for that photo? Asha would have run over me if I'd been crouched down - and would have kept going, laughing at me for being in her way....

 

[Gpcoguy]

She slammed into me pretty hard. Lol

 

[JanS]

Wow I'm always down at ground level for photos and they go around me; even Phoebe. I did get bowled over by a friends Doberman's but perhaps it was because they didn't grow up here to realize I'm not going to move for them. LOL

Phoebe sucking on her wubbie the other day.

 

[Ravenbird]

I did get bowled over by a friends Doberman's but perhaps it was because they didn't grow up here to realize I'm not going to move for them. LOL

Asha thinks it's a sport. I've been working on it and she's way better, but honestly she gets a kick out of body slamming. She feels no pain, she hits like a linebacker. She was slinging her blanket in the living room and hit her muzzle on a wooden chair HARD, she looked up for a minute then slung the blanket harder like it was the blankets fault. I had to check her teeth she hit so hard. As a puppy she would bite cactus after the cactus bit her, thinking she'd pay it back. It took a while, but she finally learned that cactus always wins. To this day sometimes she will stop and stare at one, like daring it, but she won't touch it. I love my Asha, but she really isn't your average Dobe.

 

[Gpcoguy]

Asha thinks it's a sport. I've been working on it and she's way better, but honestly she gets a kick out of body slamming. She feels no pain, she hits like a linebacker. She was slinging her blanket in the living room and hit her muzzle on a wooden chair HARD, she looked up for a minute then slung the blanket harder like it was the blankets fault. I had to check her teeth she hit so hard. As a puppy she would bite cactus after the cactus bit her, thinking she'd pay it back. It took a while, but she finally learned that cactus always wins. To this day sometimes she will stop and stare at one, like daring it, but she won't touch it. I love my Asha, but she really isn't your average Dobe.

Rose has learned to avoid cactus. My last Doberman would run right over them and get her muzzle covered with them and it was like she didn't even notice

 

[Rits]

She feels no pain, she hits like a linebacker.

You mean they aren't supposed to do that??? Ripley went running down the zipline we have across the property, about 100ft, at full speed. She of course jumped from ten plus feet away, sailed in the air and hit my husband in the chest like a rocket. He was a little bruised, amazed, humored and hurt all at the same time. Ripley is fine of course.

Back in posts. I didn't like how the breathe rights angled the tips out so playing it safe. She thinks this is technically "not on the furniture" I guess she's right since I've never had to tell her off of this.

 

[PhilT]

Give them an inch they take a mile

 

[Ravenbird]

jumped from ten plus feet away, sailed in the air and hit my husband in the chest like a rocket.

Yes that's what I'm talking about!

 

[Rits]

Yes that's what I'm talking about!

Java would do this too! We paired it with a visual command. If she didn't see the command she better not do it cause she would NOT be caught. I'm thinking Ripley will be really easy to teach to jump in the arms. And maybe then it would be learned like with Java, to only rocketship when asked (and like with teaching a barking dog WHEN to bark). But I'm not catching her when she's 70lbs !!

 

[Tropicalbri's]

You mean they aren't supposed to do that??? Ripley went running down the zipline we have across the property, about 100ft, at full speed. She of course jumped from ten plus feet away, sailed in the air and hit my husband in the chest like a rocket. He was a little bruised, amazed, humored and hurt all at the same time. Ripley is fine of course.

Back in posts. I didn't like how the breathe rights angled the tips out so playing it safe. She thinks this is technically "not on the furniture" I guess she's right since I've never had to tell her off of this.
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Well technically her hind feet are on the floor so that doesn’t count as being “on”
the furniture according to the Doberman rule book of furniture claiming.

 

[Rits]

Well technically her hind feet are on the floor so that doesn’t count as being “on”
the furniture according to the Doberman rule book of furniture claiming.

Ohhh, you are right. I think mine didn't come with a manual! That's my problem I had just told her "off" of the couch I was on and she went and did that. Way too smart.