Someday I'll tell you the Snow Blower story.
just dogs
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lokie
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Lawn mowing? Clear the land mines first!
Milovan1
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Back in my teens I knew these sex sisters Mona, Reema can't remember the other sis's
name but I walked into their parents home one day and their carpeted living room floor had about
30 land mines on it no kiddin'. Couldn't believe they live like that.
Beagle puppies can make you do some goofy stuff.
MICHI-CAN
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I just thought I would share my dogs mis-adventure over the holiday. And some un-needed vet costs. 104# Siberian husky. Tried to eat bumble"carpenter" bee. It stung him in the mouth of course. His left side of his snout and face swelled pretty good. The wife panicked and did the usual drama thing. As it was early AM the next morning ,3AM, that we noticed the swelling. Safe cure is 1mg. benedryl per pound of benadryl every eight to twelve hours until swelling goes away. Any longer than 48 hours and please consult a vet. In the first 12 hours his swelling moved to the other side of his face. More benedryl and fine in 6 hours. Was scary looking at first. Then kinda humorous for the looks and it didn't really phase him. While on meds he was the most friendly ever. And calm. Full blown monster again. But the same advice I just gave my sister in law almost $400 for at the vet. Keep your dogs healthy. They are making you healthier. 
Laughing Grass
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you can’t leave me hanging like that
Laughing Grass
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MICHI-CAN
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Mine will break his neck to not let anything hit the floor.
mysunnyboy
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She’s taken over the new lazy boy 
To Paraphrase:
Funny you mention that - cause you know he can really drop a loaf !
Last year we got a big snow fall & I was out using my 13hp snow-blower to clear around the house. The wind was blowing variable so one minute it was blowing away from you & the next it was coming right at you.
I'm happily moving snow when I spot a steaming fresh "loaf" laying on top of about a foot of snow & instead of picking up a shovel & pitching it into the woods (and I was blowing the snow that way anyhoo) I did the smart thing & drove into it.
Wind - did I mention wind?
Well, it happened to be blowing into my face at the moment I committed the fatal laps in judgement.
Suffice to say I will NEVER, EVER try to remove dog shit with a snow blower again.
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ANC
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I'm a South African, for those who don't know by now
mysunnyboy
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Laughing Grass
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lol you always have the best adventures.
This one is my favorite. https://rollitup.org/t/random-jabber-jibber-thread.909369/post-14810137
Laughing Grass
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Mine isn't food motivated, wouldn't touch training treats as a puppy. The only time he's weird around food is when we barbecue steak. He starts drooling and whining as soon as it's off the grill. He gets his steak first or there's no peace during dinner.
Laughing Grass
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She looks comfy. I thought she was hairless when first scrolling by.
Laughing Grass
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Get a cargo net they said. It'll stop your dog from climbing into the front seats.
Aeroknow
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Not a problem when you have 10 acres
Rex and Sacha our male french mastiffs here both do not like people looking at them when they shit so they go off and poop as far away as they need to.