Dogs on boats, and our best Friends in general.

Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by apex1, Jan 29, 2010.

  1. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    Me too, until I arrived at the beach earlier than usual and saw what the geese had left behind. There was a guy with a tractor plowing "it" under; by the time he had finished we had a lovely, manicured beach for the tourists to let their babies play on ...
     
  2. Angélique
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    Angélique aka Angel (only by name)

    It looks like a Maltese, true naval dogs :D

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    Cheers,
    Angel
     
  3. whitepointer23

    whitepointer23 Previous Member

    we clean up after the dog like any responsible owner does. i was just making the point that he is well behaved in the boat. he is a maltese.
     
  4. hoytedow
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    Those dogs are so alike one could be the ancestor of the other.
     
  5. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    Good for you; so do I. When we and others walk our dogs in our local provincial park, most owners are very responsible during the Summer when the tourists are present in droves. This changes in the Winter.

    I continue to clean up during my Winter walks, but judging from the state of the pathways after a thaw I am in a tiny minority. It gets particularly gross in the early Spring.

    It seems other dog owners think it's OK to let their dogs foul the area because there are no visitors, but there are still hundreds of locals (mostly dog owners) using the park.
     
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    Isn't that how the game of "hockey" got started? :D
     
  7. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    No. That was football - very large dog in that case. Hockey also started in Winter but with past-their-sell-by-date hardburger patties, soon changed to hard rubber because the hardburgers were too hard. Later hardburgers were changed to hamburgers due to a spelling error in an early TV commercial. We need to start a history thread ...
     
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    Another one?
     
  9. Boston

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    Having lived in the country for so long the idea of chasing after my dog with a plastic baggy is enough to make me want to just wait some more on my next dog. Besides Zeus's collar is still hanging by the door and I'm just not ready to get another dog yet. Maybe once I get up to the PNW

    cheers
    B
     
  10. Frosty

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    Im fed up of talking to dog owners. Every dog owner has the perfect dog that never shits never smells never bites and is of course friendly. It never shits on there house garden no it does'nt why would it **** on its own back yard --it shits next door.

    But of course thats not your dog.

    I dont have a dog or a cat because I don't want the trouble of **** and pis,--yet next door has dogs and cats . I cant sleep some nights and the smell is disgusting, the cats fight and piss on --well anything that does'nt already smell of cat piss.

    Ask them about it and --"no--it does'nt piss in my yard--I don't know where it pisses actually", AArrrgh.

    Then I get called dog hater.
     
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    It is not always the dog's fault. Sometimes it's the baby's.
     
  12. whitepointer23

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    and i thought i was a cranky old fart.
     
  13. ancient kayaker
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    ancient kayaker aka Terry Haines

    Not at all Frosty: you got lost and now you're in the wrong thread!
     
  14. girvin
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    girvin Junior Member

    HAHAha my dog bites people alot but only drunk Mexicans (I am in Mex). He is Mexican and I think since his owners where also and beat him alot he is exacting revenge. He never bites hard though. My buddy came to the casa last night and was hammered he walked past the dog without saying hi so he got up and bit him in the ***, it was the funniest thing I have seen in a long time. With kids he just does the hot breath and never bites. I like my disfunctional dog! He also rolls in dead fish on the beach than jumps on my bed LOL
     

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