Crazy things pets do..

Speaking of animals, do yours ever do anything that makes you look at them and go, "huh?"

I gave our dog, Lucky a bath yesterday and he used to have a real fit about it. Now, he doesn't, I guess because I constantly talked to him to keep him calm.

Poor dog...I scrubbed him with flea shampoo and then shampoo for sensitive skin (this dog has a bald spot on his back from itching on the steps!). I got him out and dried him a bit and then put him outside.

He goes crazy, running around, rubbing himself on the ground (thank goodness its grass!) acting stupid. Later when he calmed down I dosed him with K-9 Advantix.

You wanna clip his toenails? Forget that. When he was a puppy, hubby was clipping his nails when he got him in the quick. Now, if you tell him you are going to do it and grab his paws, he has a fit...crazy dog!

I know Savannah's been telling us about Opie...anyone else have a strange story about your animal?

Yeah...Oscar runned off and that cat hasn't been outside since he got hit by a car last year.

Stupid cat.

He probably has a phobia about cars now....tends to happen once you get hit! (Or bit like I did that time I went walking. I haven't walked that way in awhile now. I find alternative means.)

Misti wrote:

He probably has a phobia about cars now....tends to happen once you get hit! (Or bit like I did that time I went walking. I haven't walked that way in awhile now. I find alternative means.)

You mean a dog bit you and now you walk different? Dang, I'd like to see that. You got any video of how you walked before?

Allow me, Misti: Larry . . . :bash:

Savannah wrote:

Allow me, Misti: Larry . . . :bash:

Aw for..


RHONDA!!!!

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Larry wrote: You mean a dog bit you and now you walk different? Dang, I'd like to see that. You got any video of how you walked before?

Bravo Larry! Bravo! I really "stepped" into that one, didn't I?

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Savannah wrote: Allow me, Misti: Larry . . .

Sniff! Thank you, Savannah! Larry! You do not want to get MY dander up! (and no, before you comment, I did not say dandruff!)

flatbroke wrote:

Savannah wrote:

Allow me, Misti: Larry . . . :bash:

Aw for..


RHONDA!!!!

And don't go cryin' to Rhonda! I'm sure she'll defend me, too! We all know how you really are! :shifty:

Misti wrote:

[You do not want to get MY dander up! (and no, before you comment, I did not say dandruff!)

Well you took the fun right out of THAT one.

*kicks rocks*

my dog does this really really really really crazy run around the house sometimes! (when he is verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry hyper)

in one certin bark my dog does it seems like he say's "hello" (well my parents think so)

My dog also does his crazy dance around the whole flat after his bath. He has the idiotic little ritual of going right into my room and jump and rush himself over MY BED, letting it all damp and plenty of died or dying flies!

These last times, we are closing my room door in advance. And he gets really, but really frustrated... :shifty: :shifty:

Vanesa.

LOL! That is why I held Lucky tight in a towel until I got him to the door and outside. Otherwise he'd be rubbing himself all over my carpeting.

We had some goldfish that lived for quite a few years when I was a kid. Until one day when my brother thought it'd be a great idea to pour some Southern Comfort into their aquarium. We found them all dead on the floor. I think he thought he'd make them a little drunk, but not suicidal.

pamh36 wrote:

We had some goldfish that lived for quite a few years when I was a kid. Until one day when my brother thought it'd be a great idea to pour some Southern Comfort into their aquarium. We found them all dead on the floor. I think he thought he'd make them a little drunk, but not suicidal.

I just about fell out of my chair.

Yeah, it didn't come out until several years later what actually happened to those poor fish. :Hahaha:

pamh36 wrote:

Yeah, it didn't come out until several years later what actually happened to those poor fish. :Hahaha:

Well of COURSE not silly. Boys aren't COMPLETELY stupid. We learn very early on that an indictment is not a conviction.

I'm making a mental note of that. :haha:

flatbroke wrote:

pamh36 wrote:

We had some goldfish that lived for quite a few years when I was a kid. Until one day when my brother thought it'd be a great idea to pour some Southern Comfort into their aquarium. We found them all dead on the floor. I think he thought he'd make them a little drunk, but not suicidal.

I just about fell out of my chair.

Pam! That is so funny! On the floor? I guess they smacked themselves against the side of the bowl way beyond being red faced, huh? I can just picture them like the fish in "Cat in the Hat" standing on the edge of the bowl yelling at each other "Save yourselves!!!!"

When walking through a doorway in our house, our cat, if you put your hand
on the door jam, she jumps up and grabs your wrist with both paws.

Misti wrote:

I can just picture them like the fish in "Cat in the Hat" standing on the edge of the bowl yelling at each other "Save yourselves!!!!"

That image makes it even more funny!!

Now I have to correct myself. It was peppermint schnapps and creme de menthe that he poured into the tank. He said he wanted to make it taste good for them. :unsure:

The southern comfort incident was when him and a friend used a kerosene pump to put it down their throats. It ended up coming up their noses. Yeah, he's real bright! :gross:

pamh36 wrote:

Now I have to correct myself. It was peppermint schnapps and creme de menthe that he poured into the tank. He said he wanted to make it taste good for them. :unsure:

The southern comfort incident was when him and a friend used a kerosene pump to put it down their throats. It ended up coming up their noses. Yeah, he's real bright! :gross:

I like how your brother thinks.

flatbroke wrote:

pamh36 wrote:

We had some goldfish that lived for quite a few years when I was a kid. Until one day when my brother thought it'd be a great idea to pour some Southern Comfort into their aquarium. We found them all dead on the floor. I think he thought he'd make them a little drunk, but not suicidal.

I just about fell out of my chair.

ROFL...me too! Pam, how old was your brother when he did that?!?! I'll bet it wasn't funny to you at the time!

I had 2 goldfish too that lasted for 3 years!! I won them at a carnvial (the ping-pong ball game!). Now, we've tried to keep fish for the kids at least 3 times over the years and do you think we can keep them alive for more than a week?!