dogs

I have three, a blue heeler what has to drag me out of swimming, a border collie too smart for his own good, and a chocolate lab with a boxer mom and it shows in her behavior - she is paws-on. I've given them lots of toys, and one toy still survives - a red rubber ball.

YouTube

Sometimes that ball sits there, unloved. I play that tune, though, and they suddenly friend-fight over it. Boo always wins: when the others get there first they back off. I rescued Boo from abusers, and can't swat a fly without him running away.

Is Boo the lab, the heeler, or the collie?

Originally posted by apathist
I have three, a blue heeler what has to drag me out of swimming, a border collie too smart for his own good, and a chocolate lab with a boxer mom and it shows in her behavior - she is paws-on. I've given them lots of toys, and one toy still survives - a red rubber ball.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbDKN0dk54M

Sometimes that ball sits there, unlove ...[text shortened]... and can't swat a fly without him running away.

Is Boo the lab, the heeler, or the collie?

I have three grown kids, so am aware I'm not hip.

Two of them hate this: YouTube

Your best skills failed to find boo.

Originally posted by apathist
I have three grown kids, so am aware I'm not hip.
Two of them hate this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyL0uijaMF8

the lab

She's really good-looking and friendly, but she ate two pairs of shoes, and my wallet, and my hat, and my shorts! And the knobs out of the car! And my bag of green!

I guess I don't smack her around enough.

Originally posted by apathist
She's really good-looking and friendly, but she ate two pairs of shoes, and my wallet, and my hat, and my shorts! And the knobs out of the car! And my bag of green!

I guess I don't smack her around enough.

Originally posted by divegeester
I felt like fighting when I listened to it too.

Boo is the Heeler.

Originally posted by apathist

I have three, a blue heeler what has to drag me out of swimming, a border collie too smart for his own good, and a chocolate lab with a boxer mom and it shows in her behavior - she is paws-on. I've given them lots of toys, and one toy still survives - a red rubber ball.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbDKN0dk54M

Sometimes that ball sits there, unloved ...[text shortened]... rs, and can't swat a fly without him running away.

Is Boo the lab, the heeler, or the collie?

Originally posted by apathist
I have three, a blue heeler what has to drag me out of swimming, a border collie too smart for his own good, and a chocolate lab with a boxer mom and it shows in her behavior - she is paws-on. I've given them lots of toys, and one toy still survives - a red rubber ball.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbDKN0dk54M

Sometimes that ball sits there, unlove ...[text shortened]... and can't swat a fly without him running away.

Is Boo the lab, the heeler, or the collie?

Originally posted by ale1552
I guess that Boo is the heeler, and was the abused dog. Heelers were common cattle dogs here for awhile, but they were feared by visitors...often with good reason

I have a duck pond and geese here, and interestingly enough, Boo is the only dog who is no threat to them.

I share my space with a blue tabby. I can manage better with a cat than you probably can with a dog. He usually lies on my robe at the foot of the bed.