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...gopher in our yard. Dogs caught another one yesterday
 
I think a dog crap picture would be down right hilarious.

But that's me.
 
Our dogs love to snack on these:

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I've seen both the Lab and the Swiss Mountain Dog swallow them whole in one big slurp. They've got to be kicking around in their stomachs for few I would imagine... LOL
 
ab7fh said:
Our dogs love to snack on these:

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http://i1.treknature.com/photos/7610/rd_tl_squirrel.jpg

I've seen both the Lab and the Swiss Mountain Dog swallow them whole in one big slurp. They've got to be kicking around in their stomachs for few I would imagine... LOL
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When we were in Mesa we had a few show up in our tiny back yard. Fred, a Black and Tan Coonhound would sit by the hole horse hours....just waiting. Took several months...hope got one...was running around the yard, tossing it around. Max, our Cattle Dog sat and watched. Max had enough of Fred's antics...took it and turned it into Prairie Dog confetti...
 
inkjunkie said:
Hmmm...dogs ate the bulk of it....you really don't want to see a picture of a dog dump...do you?
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Reminds me of a buddy. Got land out of the city. Bunch of feral cats running around all the time. All of em got two names. Coyote sandwich when they are alive. And Coyote pie when they aren't.
 
Lustle said:
Reminds me of a buddy. Got land out of the city. Bunch of feral cats running around all the time. All of em got two names. Coyote sandwich when they are alive. And Coyote pie when they aren't.
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Just down the river a bit is a tree that several Bald Eagles call home. This tree is only a few hundred feet from Leroys place. Leroy and his bride have a pair of Pomeranians.....Leroy is always teasing his wife about leaving the little girls out side unsupervised...
 
my little dachsund snatched up and ate a baby mockingbird before I could get it from her, then as I turned to walk away, she snatched the mom out of the air in mid dive-bomb.

I'm originally from Texas, so seeing these little guys get crunched was a bummer..
.. but I was still impressed she pulled it off.

especially since those birds have been non-stop harrassing the cat for weeks and he has always came up empty handed.
 
JoeSBP said:
my little dachsund snatched up and ate a baby mockingbird before I could get it from her, then as I turned to walk away, she snatched the mom out of the air in mid dive-bomb.

I'm originally from Texas, so seeing these little guys get crunched was a bummer..
.. but I was still impressed she pulled it off.

especially since those birds have been non-stop harrassing the cat for weeks and he has always came up empty handed.
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Very impressive. My folks had a psycho Australian Cattle Dog, Max came from a puppy mill. My Dad had put a trellis on the corner of the deck. The deck was about 5' off the ground. He had this beautiful rose bush on the trellis. Max was running towards the steps of the deck.. she went behind the trellis....and got dive bombed by a Bluejay. She had been running so she was panting...the bird flew right into her mouth...think it must have startled her...she turned around and took off the other way...with the bird in pursuit...
 
when I lived in Alabama, my neighborhood had no sidewalks, only rain ditches. Driving home from work, I saw my cat, who is a 20lb manx, come waddling out from a neighbors driveway culvert. He was waddling because it looked like he was dragging a huge piece of old nasty carpet between his legs. once he got to our yard, he starts cutting across the lawn, heading to his usual spot in the bushes. Slowly but surely draggin that chunk of carpet. I walked across the grass to meet him, and as I got close, he panicked and dropped the carpet. It didn't move for a second, then the carpet flipped over onto it's feet and with a few screeches and hops, I watched as the carpet flew away.

Turns out this carpet was a very large, very pissed off, and very much alive owl. I'm not sure what kind it was, I was too preoccupied crapping my pants to ask
 
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