Dog's can't look up

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
LMAO!!!!!

Now, wait....Emily wouldn't do that to me.....better watch out, I'll send her spirit to haunt your butt!!!!

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

It would have been an 'accident' of course.

a reply to: asrockk

I dont know about that one!

My Alaskan Malamute sits in the backyard and stares up at the night sky and even howls at the moon.
At least he displays all the same symptoms of a dog enjoying a nice star-gaze.

originally posted by: asrockk
a reply to: ConscienceZombie

cats are the cleanest of all pets.

NO

The word of the day...

Toxoplasmosis

a reply to: asrockk

Ummm, hunting dogs that 'tree' game (or the neighbors cat) might disagree.

If I look up a tree my dog runs to the base of the tree, looks up the tree and starts barking. He's a bloodhound/coonhound so he's been bred to chase things up trees and keep them there.

I guess that's not the same as looking at the sky, though he has jumped at birds flying over and can catch a fly ball.

a reply to: intrptr

Wow, I just saw that you posted this, crazy timing with my last post.


The barking in the vid is making my dog very excited!

originally posted by: wheresthebody
a reply to: intrptr

Wow, I just saw that you posted this, crazy timing with my last post.


The barking in the vid is making my dog very excited!

Better go kill something...

I was going to post treeing bear or mountain lion instead. Pure coincidence about timing...

a reply to: asrockk

my neighbors dog is a yorkie. She has long hair that covers her eyes most of the time. As you say, she doesn't have the range of motion to lookup and have that hair moved away so she can see you, so she flops to the ground, rolls over and shows you her titties. She is not only able to see you, but she is able to shame you into rubbing her belly at the same time.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: asrockk
That's not the same thing.

Joke aside, my dogs can look up just fine. Every time I was on the roof working on the house, it's three stories, I would whistle down to them and they were able to look up and see me just fine. Also, as other posters have pointed out, they have looked up to see birds flying by.

you have quite the affinity for your roof. what's up with that?

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: asrockk
That's not the same thing.

Joke aside, my dogs can look up just fine. Every time I was on the roof working on the house, it's three stories, I would whistle down to them and they were able to look up and see me just fine. Also, as other posters have pointed out, they have looked up to see birds flying by.

you have quite the affinity for your roof. what's up with that?

His goat can't look up?
Maybe?

I used to have a dog that plucked low flying birds out of the sky, He pretty much had to look up to do that I think.

a reply to: asrockk

Im guessing you've never owned a dog before. ALL of mine have been able to look up.

This joke is from the movie Shaun of the dead.

Please don't pass off other people's sense of humour as your own, it's tacky.

Carry on.

My dogs over come this problem by using a set of mirrors a reply to: asrockk

In my experiences, it seems that the shorter the dog is, then the more range of motion in the neck they have (i.e. ~ the higher up they can look.)

Somebody's been watching Shaun of the Dead. Dogs can look up.

a reply to: asrockk I have a friend that has a demented Poodle that is always looking up at the ceiling and the dog is on all fours, shes a wacky poodle a comedian but is well trained.

originally posted by: network dude
you have quite the affinity for your roof. what's up with that?

That's where I keep the drinks.

a reply to: asrockk

How do they and coyotes know to bark at the Moon?

How do they catch Frizzbies?