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#5 ·
I can hear her now....

"Like Ohh My God, your tractor is so cool, We didn't have anything like this back in California, for sure!" :)

Great photo :)
 
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#6 ·
:eek:mg:

That beast might take a leg off! Be more careful next time.
 
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Love the photo Mike - pretty "Hollywood" dog, just wants to have some tractor fun, with you.

My son's Yorkie-Poo, named Trevor, thinks he is a little "Mr.T"
He use to growl (fixed now) at my Dobe AMY, to take a stuff animal from her / even though there is more than enough toys, for all.
When we babysit him, he loves to chase the birds off our feeder.
The Yorkie's are funny - they just don't consider them self small, in any way.

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#14 ·
Guard dog? I've seen bigger guard cats, but she is a cute dog.
 
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Beau,

I believe they have a name for the syndrome... Napoleon Complex! :)

My guard dog is always on duty, making sure no one (like me) steals the couch...

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Mine guards the refrigerator.
 
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Brett-JDX748 said:
Beau,

I believe they have a name for the syndrome... Napoleon Complex! :)

My guard dog is always on duty, making sure no one (like me) steals the couch...
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ThkU for the pic. Brett, of your Dobe - definitely resting from a hard day's work:
- aren't they all just the same, find the most comfortable couch to rest and heaven forbid if you have to sit on another piece of furniture, they immediately wake up (sleep w/1 eye open) and snuggle / crowd right beside you - no spot is ever your own, they even claim the center of the bed and stretch out against ones legs, just so they know were you are, at all times.
- Trevor does have a syndrome - you correctly call it the "Napoleon Complex"
(my translation - "Little Man" syndrome)

Trevor GUARDING the vehicle:
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#18 ·
Beau,

Spot on! And actually my Dutchess is usually back to back when I'm in bed.. and then she turns around in the middle of the night and proceeds to kick the heck out of my back when she has her running dreams... What Dogs don't do, to put up with us Humans! :)
 
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