This is a "I dare you to turn your back look".

Great pic.

We have had a bunch of dogs over the years. I had several Fila Brazileiros way back when, a Rottweiler, hunted with beagles, coon hunted with English Red Ticks, the last two were an English bulldog that lived to be 16 and her pup (mixed breed/long story) who lived to be 13. We have two in the back that are 14 and 13. 

First time we have not had an inside dog in 25+ years. 

I'm not sure if people know this but without a dog in the house if you drop food you have to actually bend over and pick it up yourself. Who knew?

Scott

18 hours ago, Scott F. said:

First time we have not had an inside dog in 25+ years. 

Exactly the same situation here. Felt very empty in the beginning. And then a CAT , of all the possible animals, just moved in a couple of years ago. I never knew a cat could be this nice company. I have taught him "dog things" like to come when I whistle.

On 1/23/2025 at 4:48 PM, Scott F. said:

I'm not sure if people know this but without a dog in the house if you drop food you have to actually bend over and pick it up yourself. Who knew?

That's what I call a good exercise. Nothing like a Romanian dead lift to pick up a stray piece of cheese. 

On 1/23/2025 at 11:48 PM, Scott F. said:

This is a "I dare you to turn your back look".

Not in this case. She was not allowed to take anything from tables. She never did, even alone at home with a ham on the table. Training went spot on.

No stranger in his right mind could come and take that steak though.