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Hm, it's been a while since i've been on this thread. Well, I finally figured out how to work my camera (well, more like I got a new one :roll: ) and amazingly everything suddenly is loading smoothly. So I decided to take a few pictures of Buddy. Also, I can recall a conversation I was having with N...

Ooooh lookit those wrinkles! Buddy'sMyBoy - I have about 16 years on you - I started out drawing horses, and nothing BUT horses as I was absolutely mad about them (still am, funny that my Dad told me when i was bout 10, I would grow out of them..... I didn't but HE now adores horses too! teehee). T...

Ooooooh since I was your age and younger! That may not be much or may be a lot depending on how old you are now! :lol: In other news, of course the very same week I want to get serious about drawing fur, suddenly we're busy :lol: :roll: Spent Saturday with my dad, Sunday having a Harry Potter weeke...

Thanks guys! This will give me lots of practice to get started on And emmabeth, that's a really good drawing! How long have you been drawing?

Hey folks :D I recently decided to practice drawing our beloved furry creatures to practice my skills this summer (because I am being bored out of my mind right now :roll: ). As far as drawing goes, I'm only 14 (well, less then 2 months from being 15 :roll: ) so I am still a young artist, nothing pr...

Nooooo.. Donks go 'heehaw' not neenaw! Unless you put flashy blue lights on their heads.. then they might? Actually I think UK police-cars go woo-woo-woo, and its ambulances that go neenawneenaw.. Er.... how did we get onto this again? We were talking about cyber-police for the cyber-bar due to min...

jacksdad wrote:is that how they came up with the noise for sirens in Europe/UK? record a donkey?

Well if they sound like neenawneenawneenaw then I think there is a distinct possibility

emmabeth wrote: neenawneenawneenaw......

I love your sirens immitation, though I'm pretty sure I've heard a donkey make that noise too.

Cow and dog mentalities are different. Dogs are highly interactive, preditory, and work in groups. Cows, while they stay in groups, don't quite have the same cooperation among the ranks, they are prey animals, and not so interactive at times, lol. Also domesticated dogs through the years have come ...

Well, Positive based methods can transcend the boundaries between species, so let's have at it, I guess! The grass in our fields is insanely tall because true to its name, Washington has been thorougly washed in all variations of precipatation this year and the grass is seven feet tall in places :sh...

emmabeth wrote: We have cyber-wine and spirits of all kinds at the Positively.com forums bar... free bar tonight!

I hope you're checking for cyper-ID as well; I'm sure I'm not the only minor on the forums I'll take a strawberry lemonade with extra strawberries though!

Tonight the fireworks were loud and Buddy started chewing a hole through the screen door so we brought him inside in his crate, gave him some treats, turned the fans on high, and popped in some J.S. Bach classical music, and the last time I checked he was doing okay. Tonight the fireworks were worse...

PHOENIX wrote: Thank you for the idea of working with the clicker. I never thought of using it with fireworks.

You're welcome. And good luck with your dog training too!

Actually last night we did have slight change in plan. Although the kennel is secure for Emmabeth who was wondering, my mom and I were talking about it and he does have a crate that we can bring into our rec room for him. Since he doesn't come inside (and also he will be sharing the room with two ca...

Well, about one year to the date, Buddy ran away on the Fourth of July in fear of the "bombs bursting in air" and was missing for a few days, so I want to get some preperation before this year's fourth so the same doesn't happen again. Tonight some impatient fourthers were shooting off fir...