Four Legged Friends

[trekrok]

I’ve got one of those. Easton the dumb@ss thinks it’s fun to roll in cow crap.

I had a lab that would do that. Rubbing his scent on that cow crap, as I understand it.

Or he connected it with getting to go for a swim, which he'd often get as his 'bath'.

 

[tynyphil]

Hopper never passes up the opportunity to jump on my back. I was trying to fix a leg on this bench...pretty hard to do with a goat on your back...that's trying to eat your ears.


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There you are doing goat yoga like a champ

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I wouldn't know a yoga if it jumped up and bit me on the butt... That little goat does like to climb on me, though.

 

[tynyphil]

I wouldn't know a yoga if it jumped up and bit me on the butt... That little goat does like to climb on me, though.

Yoga folks contacted me once wanting to borrow/rent some of my goats for 'goat yoga'..........I don't think so was my reply........just more of the stupid sh*t going on in this crazy world right now.

 

[TerryMiller]

Just watched the neighbor's cow have a cow... He's about 10 mins old here. Momma trying to clean it up a little bit. He's all wobbly...


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It has always amazed me that here we are, supposedly the top of the "chain," but it takes a new human quite some time to actually walk. However, the critters can be up and nursing within minutes of being born. God is amazing in his creations.

 

[dennishoddy]

Man, I've stayed out of this thread without reading a single post until tonight. Thought it was all about dogs and I didn't want to bring back memories of ours.
They were part of our family since a young kid until the last had to be put down two years ago.
We still miss them on one hand, yet have finally discovered that with our current lifestyle of travel, they are a detriment.
Everything revolves around their poop time. You can't schedule a day long trip without considering the "poop time". The dogs control you, not you controlling them. LOL!
Wife was always freeked out that the AC would quit and cook the dogs, so had to buy a wifi security cam to watch a thermometer and watch the dogs wander around the rv.
We will have more one of these days.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I can't imagine life without dogs. I've lost plenty of them over the years. My heart feels a little empty if I don't have at least one dog in my life to love on and care for.

 

[bigred1]

Man, I've stayed out of this thread without reading a single post until tonight. Thought it was all about dogs and I didn't want to bring back memories of ours.
They were part of our family since a young kid until the last had to be put down two years ago.
We still miss them on one hand, yet have finally discovered that with our current lifestyle of travel, they are a detriment.
Everything revolves around their poop time. You can't schedule a day long trip without considering the "poop time". The dogs control you, not you controlling them. LOL!
Wife was always freeked out that the AC would quit and cook the dogs, so had to buy a wifi security cam to watch a thermometer and watch the dogs wander around the rv.
We will have more one of these days.

I'm just happy somebody in my house still poops regularly.....

 

[MilitantBEEMER]

We welcomed Archibald to the family today.

 

[retrieverman]

We save Taco Bueno boxes, and I use them to put food in when I fry outside. After we finished supper tonight, the baby gatos took a nap on the box. They woke up for the picture and weren’t happy.