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southernyankeebelle

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31. Wow that is interesting. I think the human voices helps them not miss us when we are not at

Reply to hollysmom (Reply #22)

Fri Mar 29, 2013, 10:27 AM

Mar 2013

home. I have one of the dogs that does't like being alone at all and will destroy the house if he was alone. But having the tv on is human voices and they are relaxed. So I leave the tv on while am gone. My husbands sleeps during the day and sometimes I have to go to the doctors. When I leaves they cry like mad for a bit. Then after awhile they shut up. When I come home they see the car and go nuts until I open the door. It's funny. I love my babies.

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My brother had a border collie, and he trained it to sit around and do nothing. [View all] hedgehog Mar 2013 OP

Humans too pscot Mar 2013 #1

Every Golden retriever I've had would swim out after ducks on the lake Jackpine Radical Mar 2013 #2

my Sadie was half border collie half lab hollysmom Mar 2013 #3

My wife says one of our goldens, Gus, likes Animal Planet. Jackpine Radical Mar 2013 #4

I have 3 little dogs. I like to watch Animal Planet but all 3 dogs spend their time southernyankeebelle Mar 2013 #8

Well. my hunting dog does not like TV at all, she doesn't even look at it - hollysmom Mar 2013 #22

Wow that is interesting. I think the human voices helps them not miss us when we are not at southernyankeebelle Mar 2013 #31

No blame there. MoclipsHumptulips Mar 2013 #27

So did she herd fish? whistler162 Mar 2013 #9

No. She retrieved sheep. Jackpine Radical Mar 2013 #11

hahaha! Marrah_G Mar 2013 #13

Ours likes animal planet too! Marrah_G Mar 2013 #12

LOL Marrah_G Mar 2013 #10

My smooth-haired collie chases helicopters and airplanes! lastlib Mar 2013 #5

Mine too. Jackpine Radical Mar 2013 #14

I've successfully trained Aerows Mar 2013 #6

oddly enough, my border collie isn't interested in geese.. grasswire Mar 2013 #7

My australian shepherd has little interest in herding. LWolf Mar 2013 #15

That's one good dog! Laffy Kat Mar 2013 #17

That IS a red flag. LWolf Mar 2013 #30

One of my roommates had a Sheltie. Cleita Mar 2013 #16

Our Border Collie who passed last night would bring the geese to where ever we were. AnotherDreamWeaver Mar 2013 #18

I'm so sorry for your loss. MissB Mar 2013 #19

Thank you MissB, it was special AnotherDreamWeaver Mar 2013 #21

Gosh, I'm so sorry OwnedByCats Mar 2013 #24

Thank you, good company came by and that helped. AnotherDreamWeaver Mar 2013 #25

My condolences on the loss of your family member. Le Taz Hot Mar 2013 #29

Thank you Le Taz Hot. (nt) AnotherDreamWeaver Mar 2013 #32

Funny-I didn't have to train my cat at all to do just that. LisaL Mar 2013 #20

We have a blue heeler... CoffeeCat Mar 2013 #23

Blue Heelers are incredible dogs. Lucky you. appacom Mar 2013 #26

Labrodors are the same way Riftaxe Mar 2013 #28