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Mia is the first pup I have ever seen that puts it her own toys away. She always tucks them in to a corner and puts her hard chewy one out front. The one I step on in the dark like a kid leaves a Lego out.

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My old dogs/Chocolate Labs, Lord Budnicks/Buddy & Elvis (RIP both)
both would clean up their toys & stack them in a pile
next to the wall, in the dinning room, when told to,
Buddy was better at putting them away on command...

they both knew each toy by it's given name or command too
Squeaky, or tug toy & socky (several socks tied in knots),
spike ball, big ball, Green ball or blue ball,
blue bone (like silicone), just bone, or tennis ball was a favorite :blah:

Baron my current English lab (18 months) now, spreads them all over,
he not really a ball dog (strange for any lab), more sticks & stuff to chew on
& barely or doesn't get the concept of putting stuff back,
or organized toys, he wants them all out, in the middle of the floor in the front room
where we all sit
he barely gets the concept of fetch, still a free spirit, selective hearing
it's more like selective toy approval or he won't do it unless made to :blah:
if he doesn't want to play with that specific toy,
he'll sort of look at you (I imagine)
looks at me like; 'what am I supposed to go get that ?'

He loves his 12oz plastic bottles right now...

the tug toys are a big hit too, he wants to tug/pull on everything

I had photos of it somewhere
I've went to a new browser, long story
but I can't find sh*t now
 
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Meet Luna, 4 yo red Doberman. Now Mila has a friend.

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My old dogs/Chocolate Labs, Lord Budnicks/Buddy & Elvis (RIP both)
both would clean up their toys & stack them in a pile
next to the wall, in the dinning room, when told to,
Buddy was better at putting them away on command...

they both knew each toy by it's given name or command too
Squeaky, or tug toy & socky (several socks tied in knots),
spike ball, big ball, Green ball or blue ball,
blue bone (like silicone), just bone, or tennis ball was a favorite :blah:

Baron my current English lab (18 months) now, spreads them all over,
he not really a ball dog (strange for any lab), more sticks & stuff to chew on
& barely or doesn't get the concept of putting stuff back,
or organized toys, he wants them all out, in the middle of the floor in the front room
where we all sit
he barely gets the concept of fetch, still a free spirit, selective hearing
it's more like selective toy approval or he won't do it unless made to :blah:
if he doesn't want to play with that specific toy,
he'll sort of look at you (I imagine)
looks at me like; 'what am I supposed to go get that ?'

He loves his 12oz plastic bottles right now...

the tug toys are a big hit too, he wants to tug/pull on everything

I had photos of it somewhere
I've went to a new browser, long story
but I can't find sh*t now
Wow thanks for sharing that. Amazing
 
& more than likely :blah: dry heaves/erps noises :poke:
& then puked it up on the carpet, later that night

all my dogs when they eat a bunch of grass, puke
sooner or later, I can bank on it
Yesterday before I let them graze, Zeke made a beeline for some herbs. When he does that, it's a sign he needs greens to barf. He's really good about letting us know when he has an issue so we can let him outside. Very discreet boy. There are times, like in the picture, when they just graze on the young fresh stuff and it doesn't get upchucked.
 
there is a new vet show on tv. The guy uses a scope to reach down into the stomach to remove corn cobs and such. One dog had eaten so much grass, it plugged his guts. The guy said the dog would have died. That's all I know, I'm not a vet.
 
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