TN TUX and his friend
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Nesikep
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I thought that was your friend! I have always like blue heelers over border collies.. a little more rugged and less dependent on eternal attention
inyati13
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Nesikep":9qlw9v0j said:
Hee Hee. That is a joke. Blue gave TT a hard time when he came over to the farm in early spring. I don't think he peed on TT but he sure got all four tires. :lol:
Nesikep
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did he still have mudflaps? around here heelers are known to tear them off vehicles.. it's their favorite chew toy
TN Cattle Man
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Great picture! As a person who has both a Blue Heeler as well as an Australian Shepard, I can tell you there is none more loyal!
Darn dog tore my jeans.
Ill mannered brute.
Ill mannered brute.
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TennesseeTuxedo":2lmsrx3y said:
:lol2:
inyati13
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Deepsouth, that is funny. I think Blue is fond of TT. I have noticed he likes to heel those he is most fond of.
inyati13
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TN Cattle Man":1ojf071k said:
I get to be with him every day. He will be 4 in August. He stays with me all day, every day. Last evening, I was sitting out in the pasture. The cows below me on a hillside. Grazing as dusk was gathering around us. Blue sat beside me in that vigilant repose that is so typical of this breed. I frequently go by farms and sitting out front is the forever vigilant Blue Heeler. Always intently watching over the master's Castle and Kingdom!!!!
inyati13":1lnsfk1z said:
If that's how he treats his friends remind me not to get on his bad side.
Craig Miller
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TennesseeTuxedo":3f616uk7 said:
Maybe you should have wore shorts :cowboy:
M5farm
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and flip flopsCraig Miller":38somip2 said:
Nesikep
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previous owners of our place also had blue heelers, and they make it known that it's THEIR place.. he'd basically draw a line in the sand and not let you passed it, and I wouldn't have wanted to try!
branguscowgirl
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:lol: Nice little buddy you have there Ron! Dogs are really special friends! I would be lost without mine.Craig Miller":1yquad5w said:
TennesseeTuxedo":2bzymvzq said:
This reminds me of a joke Richard Pryor used to tell about Tudlems and Miss Rudolph. Miss Rudolph had a monkey with just one hand and she wore the other one around her neck. The monkey kept messing with Tudlems ears. Tudlems said " Miss Rudolph Miss Rudolph can you do something with the monkey" and Miss Rudolph replied " don't mind the monkey he lives here you're just visiting"
Blue Dawg":32c50ike said:TennesseeTuxedo":32c50ike said:
This reminds me of a joke Richard Pryor used to tell about Tudlems and Miss Rudolph. Miss Rudolph had a monkey with just one hand and she wore the other one around her neck. The monkey kept messing with Tudlems ears. Tudlems said " Miss Rudolph Miss Rudolph can you do something with the monkey" and Miss Rudolph replied " don't mind the monkey he lives here you're just visiting"
I didn't think it was possible to quote an old Richard Pryor routine without profanity.
Good job!
inyati13
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TT, I was at Double Diamond looking at heiffers last evening. Blue is a wuss compared to their red heeler. They locked him up before it was safe for me to be out on the property. Not kidding!!!
highgrit
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A shock collar or hotshot will teach a dog manners. A shock collar is the best because he doesn't know who or what hit him. I've had plenty of dog's that would catch you, but never one that would do it without being told. And they'd never take their eye's off of you. Females were always the worse for biting and acting up. Imagine that.
inyati13":w6h5oo21 said:
Where is Double D asked Double T?
highgrit":3mu83hp4 said:
My in laws had a pair of Australian Shepherds that absolutely would not let a stranger out of his vehicle.
