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When we first got Hank, he was small enough to fit under the couch. He still gets pretty flat, but his head is bigger.
I have reached my tolerance threshold with the six month old foster dog. It is definitely a "me problem" though because she is just a six month old dog being a six month old dog. I understand this but it still doesn't help my frustration. High energy, in your face, must be the center of attention at all times, barking and howling anytime we go outside without her, puts everything in her mouth. At least she sleeps through the night. I told my wife no more six month old fosters...this is our fourth one in a row and they are all work. Give me a 2-3 year old next time. This will probably be a great dog in another year but she is an asshole right now.
Going on four weeks now with Phillie the foster. We are figuring this psycho dog out. Turns out mandatory nap times work wonders on her overall behavior. I put her in the crate for two hours and she hasn't made a peep.
That face, damn.
Hank's ears have a mind of their own. He's also the only dog I've known that doesn't care if his ears are flipped. One or both. I feel like I'm always flipping his ear forward..
There's a Rottweiler up the road from me and it looks like the happiest dog in the world.
She does get walked twice a day, most of the other dogs are barky A holes but none of them get walked.
I walk both twice a day about a mile each time. Abbey is a social butterfly and wants to say hi to everyone. Hank is a little fucker who growls and barks at damn near everything. He is half Pug and half Jack Russell and the worst idea ever.
If you talk him through it, you might be able to walk by on the other side of the street, but you are talking to him the whole time. I'm sure it's hilarious for the folks to hear me talking him through it. "Don't do it, buddy. They aren't bugging you, it's ok. Don't do it."
This is my friend Sarah, she’s holding a dog named Lasagna. Whoever named him understood the assignment.
