When good dogs go bad

• 08-13-2010 12:22 PM

  crysania Joined on 09-04-2008 Syracuse, NY Posts 449 Points 95	When good dogs go bad Reply Contact Here's the lovely Miss Dahlia.  She's so good isn't she?  She loves butter, but she's sitting SO NICELY in front of a stick of it, not even touching it.             BAD DOG!!!!! Dahlia would like you all to know that this was a total set up and really, her Mommy let her have the butter.
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• 08-13-2010 12:30 PM

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  iluvjamison Joined on 09-17-2007 NJ Posts 5,293 Points 75	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact Dahlia:  you have to take the wrapper off first, girl friend !!!   Deb W.     My Beagle Boy - Jamison
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• 08-13-2010 12:30 PM

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  crysania Joined on 09-04-2008 Syracuse, NY Posts 449 Points 95	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact  LOL trust me this girl knows how to get the wrapper off.  Her finding the butter and eating it has been an ongoing thing in our house.
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• 08-13-2010 12:32 PM

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  iluvjamison Joined on 09-17-2007 NJ Posts 5,293 Points 75	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact I can relate  . . . . . . I also have a love affair with butter !!!   Deb W. My Beagle Boy - Jamison
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• 08-13-2010 12:35 PM

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  Spazzy Joined on 04-22-2006 Connecticut Posts 1,876 Points 320	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact LOL, Does the first bandana say "good dog" and the second "bad dog" ? (or is it reverable?)    You dont actually let her eat sticks of butter though... do you? Chelsea www.facebook.com/CustomCanineCollars
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• 08-13-2010 12:54 PM

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  crysania Joined on 09-04-2008 Syracuse, NY Posts 449 Points 95

  Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact   Spazzy: LOL, Does the first bandana say "good dog" and the second "bad dog" ? (or is it reverable?)    You dont actually let her eat sticks of butter though... do you?   It's a reversible bandanna we got at the Stephen Huneck Gallery.  And no, we don't let her eat sticks of butter (that stick was thrown out right after the second picture was taken), but she's been known to get into it if we're not careful.  In fact, the day we got her from the rescue, she had crawled up onto their table and eaten a whole stick of butter.  In our house, she's stolen a few sticks and usually chews on them a bit and hides them for later and she's licked clean a few butter papers when there wasn't much left on it and it was left out. My partner is awful about cooking with butter and then forgetting to put it back in the fridge.  Then when Dahlia is left alone, she gets into it.

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• 08-13-2010 1:02 PM

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  scrubsfiend Joined on 09-10-2007 DFW Texas Posts 1,426 Points 200

  Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact Her face in that second one is hi-larious.  But I have to admit the thought of eating butter like that makes me throw up in my mouth a little.  And that's not the baby hormones talking. When I was younger, I babysat my neighbor's boys.  While I was watching Cody take a bath, I was keeping tabs on Beau.  Beau had helped himself to some dinner - which was fine - except his idea of dinner was a raw hot dog and a tub of Parkay.  GAG!  I took the Parkay away and had to listen to him pitch a fit for the longest over wanting his butter back.  Still makes me nauseous thinking about it. Amy "A man's soul can be judged by the way he treats his dog" - Charles Doran I live by the motto Just Because You Can Doesn't Mean You Should. Wish others did.

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• 08-13-2010 1:06 PM

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  crysania Joined on 09-04-2008 Syracuse, NY Posts 449 Points 95	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact scrubsfiend: But I have to admit the thought of eating butter like that makes me throw up in my mouth a little.   You and me both!  I like butter, but not like that! LOL  Just...ew...  I like it even less when I find it squished down and shoved under my pillow as I crawl into bed at night, which seems to be her favourite hiding spot.
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• 08-13-2010 2:34 PM

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  JackieG Joined on 04-15-2008 Central Texas Posts 14,369 Points 1,040

  Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact Dahlia, I'm with you, sweetie. At least, I used to be. lol  My dear mother used to love to tell everyone how I would crawl onto the dinner table and take the butter and stick it in the sugar and munch happily away.    Those pic's are adorable and I LOVE that bandana.  “Over the years I've come to appreciate how animals enter our lives prepared to teach and far from being burdened by an inability to speak they have many different ways to communicate. It is up to us to listen more than hear, to look into more than past.” Nick Trout

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• 08-13-2010 3:28 PM

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  the_gopher Joined on 08-02-2006 New Hampshire Posts 3,850 Points 120

  Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact crysania: It's a reversible bandanna we got at the Stephen Huneck Gallery.    I used to visit dog mountain all the time when I lived in St. Johnsbury VT! Such a nice place. Did you see the Brittney Spaniels (there was a herd of them it seemed every time I went there!) The owner was great. He would just say Bird and off they'd go! And by off, I mean dirt kicked up here one moment gone the next! Ari has gotten into the butter before too. Just once. Thankfully I caught her in time and learned my lesson. If she eats anything really fatty, she'll vomit it all back up later.  Dahlia is just too gosh darned adorable.  ~Sharon Owned and Trained by Ari, a Flat Coated Retriever =)

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• 08-13-2010 4:02 PM

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  crysania Joined on 09-04-2008 Syracuse, NY Posts 449 Points 95

  Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact I didn't see any Brittanies, but we went during the week so there weren't many people there.  We did meet an awesome white GSD named Greta who had the best ears though!  Nice dog. I wish I could say we learned our lesson with the butter.  We're better but my partner still forgets from time to time.  And sadly, Dahlia won't throw up the butter.  She has an iron stomach, so she eats all that fatty crap when she gets into it!

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• 08-13-2010 5:19 PM

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  shadowsgin Joined on 03-06-2007 N.W. Arkansas Posts 7,273 Points 1,110	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact crysania:  I like it even less when I find it squished down and shoved under my pillow as I crawl into bed at night, which seems to be her favourite hiding spot.   ROTF, ewwwwwww !  Dahlia darling.... pweeeessseee do not let them put the "Bad Dog" bandana on you cuz you is a beautiful "Angel"
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• 08-13-2010 11:55 PM

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  janobonano Joined on 09-10-2007 northern WI Posts 11,849 Points 1,545	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact  Now that's just silly and all at the same time.
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• 08-14-2010 12:47 AM

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  BEVOLASVEGAS Joined on 07-11-2006 Texas Posts 11,525 Points 1,640	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact Hahahaha!  That's too funny! Do you want a safe life, or an authentic one?
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• 08-15-2010 10:54 PM

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  CoBuHe Joined on 08-03-2007 Southeast Texas Posts 5,616 Points 410	Re: When good dogs go bad Reply Contact Great "bad dog" picture! "No matter how little money and how few possessions you own, having a dog makes you rich." Louis Sabin ________________________ Barbara, Proudly owned by The Hooligans RIP Buddy 9.12.11
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