taking a quick break from work...
12-16-2008, 03:12 PM
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taking a quick break from work...
man i went outside because i got a package at the front door and wow is it cold. it wouldnt be so bad if the wind wasnt blowing. remmie is LOVING it!!
here is remmie when we had our little texas snow a couple of wks ago
here is remmie when we had our little texas snow a couple of wks ago
12-16-2008, 03:35 PM
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yes sir he is a red heeler....he is the most amazing dog i have ever had!! i can open the front door and let him run and he never runs off. he was the easiest dog to train. he is my best friend
12-16-2008, 03:50 PM
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yeah they can be to smart for their own good, but dang i will never own another dog. i took him to the farm this weekend in petersburg tx he rounded up the cows like a champ he keeps thinking thats what he should do when i let him out to run. out here we only have a couple cows and a horse out here. my aunt that owns this property out here thinks its so funny cause remmie will go up to the horse and get right up to his nose and lick it and run off!! so it should be interesting when we move to our own place in a couple of weeks
he keeps thinking thats what he should do when i let him out to run. out here we only have a couple cows and a horse out here. my aunt that owns this property out here thinks its so funny cause remmie will go up to the horse and get right up to his nose and lick it and run off!! so it should be interesting when we move to our own place in a couple of weeks
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12-16-2008, 09:30 PM
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yes remmie has a tail but its short hes still a puppy you cant see it very well in the pics. i agree life is better with a heeler in it. now if only i could teach him to cook for me and clean and do all that good jazz i would have the perfect man...cant back talk, wont ***** and complain and will just love me life would be grand hahahaha
life would be grand hahahaha
12-16-2008, 09:34 PM
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How old is he exactly? He looks big enough to at least be doing the dishes. Make sure you work him good. Got to keep his mind working or else! A bored Heeler is a destructive Heeler!
12-16-2008, 09:55 PM
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he is 6 months old. he should be doing dishes now he should also be able to clean house, cook and all that, if he doesnt start pulling his weight around here i am gonna make him pay rent he is just the best and i am saying that even after he tore up a flip flop..grrr but it doesnt matter i couldnt find the other one
he should also be able to clean house, cook and all that, if he doesnt start pulling his weight around here i am gonna make him pay rent he is just the best and i am saying that even after he tore up a flip flop..grrr but it doesnt matter i couldnt find the other one
12-16-2008, 10:05 PM
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i wish i had pics of remmie when he was a tiny pup, but i don't i got him when he was 6 months old
i bet he was so stinkin cute too thats where remmie rides is on the center console, unless he is in the back of the truck.
i bet he was so stinkin cute too thats where remmie rides is on the center console, unless he is in the back of the truck.
12-16-2008, 10:16 PM
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Make sure he gets plenty of physical and mental excersise of a flip flop will be the least of your worries! They are VERY destructive if left confined and alone for a while.
That pic of Ralph and the cow was when Ralph was 6 months. That was about his third trip herding. It was natural and after he learned his left and right he is the only way to get the cows up and where you want them!
I could talk Heelers all night! I really enjoy the breed and all they are about.
That pic of Ralph and the cow was when Ralph was 6 months. That was about his third trip herding. It was natural and after he learned his left and right he is the only way to get the cows up and where you want them!
I could talk Heelers all night! I really enjoy the breed and all they are about.
12-16-2008, 10:21 PM
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oh yeah remmie gets lots and lots of exercise!!! i let him out in the morning and he runs around most of the day. i just sit on the front porch most of the time and watch him run around its funny and its interesting to see what he brings back to me