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Dogs Caught in the act!
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The following are pictures and stories of dogs caught in the act of doing deeds, we fellow dog owners, would have preferred them NOT to do. This section is sure to keep you laughing, after all, it was not YOUR Dog! or was it? Despite these deeds, most of us still love our dogs. For those of you who just had a dog commit a No, No, look at these picture pages, don't feel so bad, it could have been worse! Do you have a photo(s) of your pet caught in the act of a "No, No"? Send it in! along with your story.

Wondering why dogs do these bad deeds? Puppies need constant guidance and to be taught what is acceptable and what is not. A dog who goes on daily pack walks is less likely to engage in any destructive tendencies. Most dogs who are destructive are not happy dogs. When a dog is destructive it is usually a sign that there is something lacking in the dogs life. Something that the canine animal needs which the humans around them are not providing. Perhaps boredom, a lack of communication, exercise, discipline or a general understanding between canine and human. A dogs actions are a direct result of the humans around them. Learn more; Understanding Dog Behavior.

 
 

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.


Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - "Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times. She has been doing this about once a month or so. This particular day her owner states, "I was coming home from orchestra rehearsal, I was so tired but I've been missing her all day long, so while I'm driving home I was planning to take her out for a long walk, and spend time with her. But when I came home, I was faced with that scene! Right away I told her to go into that mess and I took the photos while I scolded her. I spent all of my free time gathering all of the pieces together and sewing the pillows again. So she lost her chance to play and go outside. Which I suppose was her punishment ;-) actually I didn't get all that angry with her, I only acted angry.  I love her so much! She couldn't change that even she smashed the entire home :)"

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

 

   
   

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

Pia Ecko, the Dobermann / GSD mix at 9 months old - Caught tearing to shreds a pillow a few times.

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Zorro, aka Muttley, the Queensland Red Heeler at 6 years old

"Zorro, aka Muttley, our Queensland Red Heeler, was taught to get the paper in the morning so we wouldn't have to."

Zorro, aka Muttley, the Queensland Red Heeler at 6 years old

"However, he doesn't realize he can't rip it up when it comes inside!"

 

 

 

 

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