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tarpalsfan In reply to ??? [2011-06-04 23:18:01 +0000 UTC]

I agree that Dumble is often jealous of other animals, and even objects that he thinks is getting HIS attention. As for something else attacking Dumble, he lives in my house and is far to cowardly to go outside anymore. He was bad today, he snuck into my laundry room and jumped into a basket of wet clean clothes, tore up some towels-and pooped everywhere. :mad: That happened in about 10 minutes.

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vane-ve In reply to tarpalsfan [2011-06-06 01:40:07 +0000 UTC]

don't worried my dog doesn't like going out alone at home he goes to walk with one of us when he wants that we to pay attention begins to bark or to the window damn! Dumbledore did all this in just 10 minutes O:

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tarpalsfan In reply to vane-ve [2011-06-07 22:43:57 +0000 UTC]

My ancient old dog is a country dog-and an outside dog. He only comes inside when it is Winter here. You said that dogs disapear there. The same thing here. Also people dump stray dogs and cats here.

Dumbledore is mischief incarnate. If he isn't getting enough attention(in his opinion) he will sneak around and do naughty things like tear up laundry. His sweet charecter makes up for his mischief. I was sitting in my basement, at a table having a cup of coffee when Dumble came into the kitchen, hoped up in my lap-and said"Awah!" and bowed down. That means I LOVE you in his language! See, you can;t stay mad at Dumbledore! LOL!
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vane-ve In reply to tarpalsfan [2011-06-10 01:39:43 +0000 UTC]

I see you have a dog that comes to you from time to time( oh well outside dog right!) , often leave them on the street and the guards here (those who care for the park) caregivers or neighbors feed them rarely adopt now Dumbledore is a lucky boy XDDD he never thinks to find feed XDDD

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tarpalsfan In reply to vane-ve [2011-06-10 20:23:15 +0000 UTC]

My dog's named Bilbo. I have had him about 16 years. He is part of the family-but still, except in the Winter an outside dog, he does have a couple of dog houses, and also likes to sleep in one of the ducks laying pens. He is a happy old dog.

All of our pets are spoiled rotten. None of them want for anything.

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vane-ve In reply to tarpalsfan [2011-06-14 02:25:44 +0000 UTC]

Bilbo that`s adorable name for a dog x333333
I said what color it was the dog and has many houses, go really lucky mine has only one and he don`t like it XDD

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tarpalsfan In reply to vane-ve [2011-06-17 18:26:29 +0000 UTC]

My dog crashes in the cats house, in the ducks house, in his house, whereever he decides to drop! LOL! He is black and white, and about 16 years old. An old fart of a bully! LOL! We still love him though!

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vane-ve In reply to tarpalsfan [2011-06-19 01:11:49 +0000 UTC]

WELL that's interesting about your dogs and cats today something horrible happened 3 girls between 4 and 6 years captured a baby bird and put him to my house because the dog wanted to play with the dove (what ever) my dog kill the baby bird I HATE THIS S*** and my mother I cry T__T these girls to do that (that's the property invasions i) question? where the hell were the parents of these girls ??

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tarpalsfan In reply to vane-ve [2011-06-19 17:38:20 +0000 UTC]

Vanessa, I meant that my old dog sleeps in the ducks, cats, and his own several houses. He bullys the other animals, because he is the top dog after all. But he doesn't hurt anything. (he is almost 17 years old now and a little fox terrier)

I never let my daughter run around without my knowing where she was and what she was doing as a little girl, and it is the same thing now, even though she is a teenager.
As for letting the dog play with the baby bird, I don't understand that either, but I don't think that little kids often understand the conequences of what they are doing. They should not have been in your house either.

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vane-ve In reply to tarpalsfan [2011-06-21 02:05:31 +0000 UTC]

I think children often do not measure risk or too often see many drawings and believe that the animal will be as good as can be seen on TV
we build out that part of the house (we'll call a man who knows that) so that it does not happen that again your dog is a fox terrier woww!! that nice

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tarpalsfan In reply to vane-ve [2011-06-21 19:39:58 +0000 UTC]

Yes, we have a fox terrier. My mother offered us a Patterdale. But I don't want another dog.
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vane-ve In reply to tarpalsfan [2011-06-23 01:53:56 +0000 UTC]

my baby dog needs a friend XDDDDD my Blacky wants one lil` brother XDDDDDD

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tarpalsfan In reply to vane-ve [2011-06-23 20:30:59 +0000 UTC]

No he doesn't! LOL! Most dogs just want lovin's from thier human family-they get jealous of other pets.

Don't get an opposite sexed dog either-unless you want pups! LOL!

My dog doesn't like anything that might get some of his attention-lol!

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vane-ve In reply to tarpalsfan [2011-06-26 00:54:02 +0000 UTC]

well about the Black`s little brother clear this must be the same sex or if I give a sister the possibly want anything else XDDDDDDDDD ah!! the pups yes I remnber one similar situation when I was 6 years XDDD

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tarpalsfan In reply to vane-ve [2011-06-26 23:59:47 +0000 UTC]

Someone dumped a tom cat on us, a big orange cat that ended up with the unfortunate name of Fuzznuts. He is very affectionate, but also makes me furious with him. He will all the sudden go from a sweet cat, to one that wants to grab,kick, and bite. He is insane-and might just get his buisness lopped off soon!

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