For dog lovers...and deer lovers
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The dog will be a best friend
The dog will be a best friend for his entire life...
The deer will taste great after a little grilling on the barbequeue smothered in garlic, pepper then coated with KC Masterpiece.
Funny, the deer don't act like that around my house...
The dog will be a best friend for his entire life...
The deer will taste great after a little grilling on the barbequeue smothered in garlic, pepper then coated with KC Masterpiece.
Funny, the deer don't act like that around my house...
From its size it looks like a
From its size it looks like a key deer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_deer
From its size it looks like a key deer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_deer
Looks like a very small
Looks like a very small yearling whitetail doe. Although it's tough to tell from video but with no spots and no pedicles, I'm thinking it's a small doe.
Excuse me... Does...plural. There is one off the deck in a shot.
You're right though, Nick... Tame deer don't last long. Makes them easier to put an arrow through I must say...
Looks like a very small yearling whitetail doe. Although it's tough to tell from video but with no spots and no pedicles, I'm thinking it's a small doe.
Excuse me... Does...plural. There is one off the deck in a shot.
You're right though, Nick... Tame deer don't last long. Makes them easier to put an arrow through I must say...
Looks like young white-tail
Looks like young white-tail does to me. They may have been abandoned or the mom got killed. I suspect they have bonded enough with the dog that they will hang around close to the house and they have their natural protector.
Interesting to watch their play behavior and how a predator and a prey species still can understand each others' body language enough to play with each other and groom each other. They seem to have formed an emotional bond just like we do with our pets.
We have white-tail deer in our horse's pasture and I know my horse likes to hang out with them. Hope to get that on video sometime.
Looks like young white-tail does to me. They may have been abandoned or the mom got killed. I suspect they have bonded enough with the dog that they will hang around close to the house and they have their natural protector.
Interesting to watch their play behavior and how a predator and a prey species still can understand each others' body language enough to play with each other and groom each other. They seem to have formed an emotional bond just like we do with our pets.
We have white-tail deer in our horse's pasture and I know my horse likes to hang out with them. Hope to get that on video sometime.
I just kept thinking "That
I just kept thinking "That monster is going to come in my garden and eat my beans and strawberries."
Fortunately our dog's favorite phrase is "Dusty, get the deer!!" Though I'm not sure what I'll do if he ever catches one ...
I just kept thinking "That monster is going to come in my garden and eat my beans and strawberries."
Fortunately our dog's favorite phrase is "Dusty, get the deer!!" Though I'm not sure what I'll do if he ever catches one ...
That was a fun video.I guess
That was a fun video.
I guess if you start with the idea that the dog is a pack animal, and that it has already agreed to let an individual of another species (human) be the pack alpha, it's maybe not such a stretch to get to a dog that accepts a deer as a pack mate.
My dog is (unfortunately) a lot meaner to other dogs than it is to my cat.
That was a fun video.
I guess if you start with the idea that the dog is a pack animal, and that it has already agreed to let an individual of another species (human) be the pack alpha, it's maybe not such a stretch to get to a dog that accepts a deer as a pack mate.
My dog is (unfortunately) a lot meaner to other dogs than it is to my cat.
palouserider said:Looks like young white-tail does to me. They may have been abandoned or the mom got killed. I suspect they have bonded enough with the dog that they will hang around close to the house and they have their natural protector.
Interesting to watch their play behavior and how a predator and a prey species still can understand each others' body language enough to play with each other and groom each other. They seem to have formed an emotional bond just like we do with our pets.
We have white-tail deer in our horse's pasture and I know my horse likes to hang out with them. Hope to get that on video sometime.
This reminds me! Yesterday I
This reminds me! Yesterday I had cheese stuffed backstrap wrapped in bacon!!! It was to die for!!!
This reminds me! Yesterday I had cheese stuffed backstrap wrapped in bacon!!! It was to die for!!!
In our house it's more the
In our house it's more the cats that love the dogs. One of them, a black and white one named Splash just accomanied us when I was walking the 3 little dogs. He heeled next to our Cocker Spaniel, LOL. But we also have a dog that absolutely loves to be groomed by one of the cats and will literally try to crawl between the cats front paws. She's the 40 lb. black pointer running next to me in the picture.
In our house it's more the cats that love the dogs. One of them, a black and white one named Splash just accomanied us when I was walking the 3 little dogs. He heeled next to our Cocker Spaniel, LOL. But we also have a dog that absolutely loves to be groomed by one of the cats and will literally try to crawl between the cats front paws. She's the 40 lb. black pointer running next to me in the picture.
That is SO funny! I can just
That is SO funny! I can just see it. A big ole dog trying to get some lovin' from a cat. Hysterical.
That is SO funny! I can just see it. A big ole dog trying to get some lovin' from a cat. Hysterical.
