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Dawg Pics' 2020: No more croppy photos.
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<blockquote data-quote="Dawg Pics" data-source="post: 778569" data-attributes="member: 26505"><p>Thanks. Nola Mae is some kind of hound mix---mayybee. The shelter said she was a Lab/Catahoula mix, but I have my doubts. She is fast and can jump. She jumped with grace onto my counter-top like a cat. </p><p></p><p>We had a Rhodesian many years ago that was fast and agile. No problems scaling a 6 foot fence. My Lab would try to block her but she just cut around her and was over the fence before we could say her name. We found out she was jumping the fence when my husband walked out the front door to go to work, and there was Boogie. She took off running, headed straight for a truck and then cut-right like it was nothing. I think his mouth fell-open. She was often a brown dot in the distance very quickly. One time, I took her down to Lake Pontchartrain, and she took off in the shallow water and kept going until I could barely see her. She came back to me when she decided she wanted to. That was pretty scary. She was like your Rhodesian. Great in the house and docile. She loved kids and often sought them out in the neighborhood. She kept crashing my neighbors BBQ to play with the kids. My. neighbor wasn't thrilled the second time she jumped over. She also learned she could knock the fence boards off if she hit them enough times.</p><p>I can believe it took a car to exercise your dog. We loved that Rhodesian dearly. She was a funny dog, and she made us laugh every day.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Boogie, The Rhodesian Reject (Partial Ridge, kinked tail). She was the "free dog" in the classifieds for a reason. (jumps fence)</p><p>[ATTACH]371408[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dawg Pics, post: 778569, member: 26505"] Thanks. Nola Mae is some kind of hound mix---mayybee. The shelter said she was a Lab/Catahoula mix, but I have my doubts. She is fast and can jump. She jumped with grace onto my counter-top like a cat. We had a Rhodesian many years ago that was fast and agile. No problems scaling a 6 foot fence. My Lab would try to block her but she just cut around her and was over the fence before we could say her name. We found out she was jumping the fence when my husband walked out the front door to go to work, and there was Boogie. She took off running, headed straight for a truck and then cut-right like it was nothing. I think his mouth fell-open. She was often a brown dot in the distance very quickly. One time, I took her down to Lake Pontchartrain, and she took off in the shallow water and kept going until I could barely see her. She came back to me when she decided she wanted to. That was pretty scary. She was like your Rhodesian. Great in the house and docile. She loved kids and often sought them out in the neighborhood. She kept crashing my neighbors BBQ to play with the kids. My. neighbor wasn't thrilled the second time she jumped over. She also learned she could knock the fence boards off if she hit them enough times. I can believe it took a car to exercise your dog. We loved that Rhodesian dearly. She was a funny dog, and she made us laugh every day. Boogie, The Rhodesian Reject (Partial Ridge, kinked tail). She was the "free dog" in the classifieds for a reason. (jumps fence) [ATTACH=CONFIG]371408._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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