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19-12-2013, 01:15 PM
Dogs and Christmas decorations
I just took Loki for a quick 'round the block' and he tried to go for someone's Christmas baby polar bear decoration in their garden.
He then went carefully sniffing them - I think he thought they were real dogs.
How do other dogs react to decorations?
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19-12-2013, 01:19 PM
Originally Posted by Lucky Star 
I just took Loki for a quick 'round the block' and he tried to go for someone's Christmas baby polar bear decoration in their garden.
He then went carefully sniffing them - I think he thought they were real dogs. How do other dogs react to decorations?
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19-12-2013, 01:27 PM
Originally Posted by Jackie
Well Figo thinks they are all there for his entertainment, I am spending my life at the moment, taking them off him
Loki isn't too interested in the stuff in our house - just animal shapes in gardens.
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19-12-2013, 03:05 PM
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19-12-2013, 04:53 PM
Originally Posted by Tang
Bella barks at any ornamental 'animal' - doorstops, figurines, the wooden elephant I've got (at first) but only if they are 'life sized'. Strangely takes no notice of them on telly at all.
It's just as well they don't move then because now I've seen what happens on your video when the other dog moves ...
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19-12-2013, 04:57 PM
Originally Posted by Lucky Star
It's just as well they don't move then because now I've seen what happens on your video when the other dog moves ...
My old GSD on the other hand - well she spent 3wks pirhouetting round the living room trying to pull down the garlands from the ceiling! Wore herself out and amused the kids no end. Those shiny ones that catch the light!
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19-12-2013, 05:02 PM
Originally Posted by Tang
My old GSD on the other hand - well she spent 3wks pirhouetting round the living room trying to pull down the garlands from the ceiling! Wore herself out and amused the kids no end. Those shiny ones that catch the light!
I bet she got some too.
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19-12-2013, 05:22 PM
Think she's long passed the stage of being surprised at anything in this house.Has taken to lying under the tree in the kitchen for some reason
Try to put her off cause I'm afraid she'll get electrocuted but..she looks so cute under there
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19-12-2013, 06:40 PM
Originally Posted by Lucky Star
I bet she got some too.
She thought the high pulley washing line was a dog toy too! Absolutely super dog we all still miss her. Loved all my dogs but she was special and grew up with my boys. Died when jen was 1yr old.
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