Some ducks in the field (i.imgur.com)
[Image description: two silver and black Muscovy ducks graze in the grass near the camera while two white ones forage in the background]
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[Image description: two silver and black Muscovy ducks graze in the grass near the camera while two white ones forage in the background]
going to collect all the silly certifications for fun with this dog.
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this was always my goal with her, so i’m pleased as punch! i remember my agility trainer giving me the most “what are you doing with this dog?” look so many times, haha.
Weather is good enough to take out little explorer around the block again. He had a great time but got a big fright from the garbage truck noises so we did need to carry him home.
[Image description: an Australian shepherd rests his paw on my shoulder while our cat looks on with envy]...
Wolves are the ancestors of our domestic dogs. In some breeds, such as sheepdogs or huskies, the similarities are clear to see. In contrast to wolf-like domestic dogs, wolves have a longer body as well as being longer in the leg.
the canine good citizen test consists of ten items:...
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The League of Pigs YT channel is so much fun!
Here is a short bit of what our larger pond sounds like at dusk now that the frogs are awake.
Oh nooo now we’re cuddling 😇
[Image description: an Australian shepherd makes a tired face after behaving at the pet store]...
cross-posted from: lemmy.sdf.org/post/14220081...
her fastest time this weekend was 9.56 seconds (21.40 mph). i’m so proud of her for running despite the cold (and rain on the first day). we wrapped her up in a towel right up to the gate the first day because it was so miserable, and on the second day she had her sweater plus i held her inside my fleece, hehe....
the backstory is that jean has gotten really head shy over the years, to the point where she would run away anytime i got her collar out. lo and behold, turning this into a “trick” worked like a charm. now she’s happy and excited every time she sees her collar, and it has become one of our best recall tools....
Forgive me if this kind of post isn’t allowed....
Back when I was training folks on how to work with their dogs I had a mantra that “training should be fun for everyone”. While part of that was advice on how to engage their dogs with training games, the other piece of that was that the humans should be having fun with the training as well. Part of that was having cue words...
from left to right: loki, jean grey, and echo. all rescue dogs and all the best dogs. 🥰