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This is a clever idea but it should never be used by an owner of any bull breed dog.
I have vivid visions of the dog being too close to the screen. Therefore when the treats are dispensed they hit the dog, bounce off & end up behind the telly stand.
The owner then arrives home to a smashed telly, stand, HDD recorder & SKY box etc etc
BBC News - Dogs given their own treat-dispensing game console
I have vivid visions of the dog being too close to the screen. Therefore when the treats are dispensed they hit the dog, bounce off & end up behind the telly stand.
The owner then arrives home to a smashed telly, stand, HDD recorder & SKY box etc etc
BBC News - Dogs given their own treat-dispensing game console
Dogs given their own treat-dispensing game console
Plugging into a television, Go Dogo rewards pets that successfully follow commands.
www.bbc.co.uk
Scrappy
Legendary Knight
This is a clever idea but it should never be used by an owner of any bull breed dog.
I have vivid visions of the dog being too close to the screen. Therefore when the treats are dispensed they hit the dog, bounce off & end up behind the telly stand.
The owner then arrives home to a smashed telly, stand, HDD recorder & SKY box etc etc
BBC News - Dogs given their own treat-dispensing game console
Dogs given their own treat-dispensing game console
Plugging into a television, Go Dogo rewards pets that successfully follow commands.www.bbc.co.uk
"as long as the dispenser is placed where the dog can't reach it", yeah right! That wouldn't stop my dog from trying to reach it, no matter how far away it was... it would be carnage!
Doc Strange
Legendary Knight
Reminds me we had an automatic cat food dispenser at one point - you filled it with dried food and could leave it for a long weekend and it would open each day's food in turn.
Cat eventually accepted she couldn't get it all at once but it took her a while and she always had go when we first set it up.
DS
Cat eventually accepted she couldn't get it all at once but it took her a while and she always had go when we first set it up.
DS
Having met your calm, placid & extraordinarily well behaved dog many times. I find your statement hard to believe Scrappy?"as long as the dispenser is placed where the dog can't reach it", yeah right! That wouldn't stop my dog from trying to reach it, no matter how far away it was... it would be carnage!
NOT!!!
Give the unruly tw@t a fuss from me & tell him I said he's like the Duracell bunny on steroids
half ton
Legendary Knight
No3 son and his partner are waiting to view a 4yr old blue Staffy that was found on the streets, sweet little dog and great with people but won't tolerate other dogs in her space...should be interesting when she meets our nutjob, She has to wear a muzzle in public if dogs are about so it looks like a muzzle for ours and lots of joint walks to see if we can bring on a truce..
Scrappy
Legendary Knight
I love Staffies, suberb dogs, super intelligent, loads of character, even if they are a bit nuts at times
FTFY
A mate has one of these. At first I thought it was just a skinny GSD?
It's definitely an odd animal. But odd in a good & hyper intelligent way.
Its loyalty towards him is unwavering. I'm positive it would get between him & a dozen grizzly bears.
His wife & very young kids slightly less so. But it still seems to understand that they are part of its protect network as well.
It really doesn't know what to make of me though. I got growled at initially but I faced it down. Now (when no family member is looking) it's submissive & up for a tummy tickle. The rest of the time it pretends to view me with suspicion. And be on guard against what I might do?
I can live with that. I wouldn't want it to loose face
It's definitely an odd animal. But odd in a good & hyper intelligent way.
Its loyalty towards him is unwavering. I'm positive it would get between him & a dozen grizzly bears.
His wife & very young kids slightly less so. But it still seems to understand that they are part of its protect network as well.
It really doesn't know what to make of me though. I got growled at initially but I faced it down. Now (when no family member is looking) it's submissive & up for a tummy tickle. The rest of the time it pretends to view me with suspicion. And be on guard against what I might do?
I can live with that. I wouldn't want it to loose face
Doc Strange
Legendary Knight
Crazy cat owner in action...
BBC News - Lawyer Dan Nguyen travels the world with his three cats
BBC News - Lawyer Dan Nguyen travels the world with his three cats
I travel the world with three cats on my shoulders
Dan Nguyen's cats have ridden Venice's gondolas and climbed trees in New York's Central Park.
www.bbc.co.uk
Scrappy
Legendary Knight
Crazy cat owner in action...
BBC News - Lawyer Dan Nguyen travels the world with his three cats
I travel the world with three cats on my shoulders
Dan Nguyen's cats have ridden Venice's gondolas and climbed trees in New York's Central Park.www.bbc.co.uk
What a twat! - Anyone who dresses animals up in tootoos wants shooting
I could see your Murphy in a nice bit of chiffon with nail varnish on his clawsWhat a twat! - Anyone who dresses animals up in tootoos wants shooting
Scrappy
Legendary Knight
I could see your Murphy in a nice bit of chiffon with nail varnish on his claws
Do you really think he would let anyone do that to him?
