margueritem, I’ve seen your Easter egg avatars last year as well as this year. Where do you find those beautiful pictures… or do you make them yourself?
My Lab Cleo would enter the kitchen when we were pouring cereal in our bowls and listen for a piece to hit the floor. We used to get such a kick out of her concentration that we began intentionally dropping a few pieces.
I had a dog once who could be in another room and tell when you got to what she considered her piece of whatever I was eating. She wouldn’t even have seen me getting the food and she would still know.
I’m not terribly impressed. “Grasshopper, when you can hear the macaroni falling through the air, and snap it up before it even hits the floor, you shall be ready.” (Ready for WHAT, exactly? Dunno…)
My cousin had a bulldog who used to just lay around the house, but I once actually witnessed her run & catch a piece of scrambled egg before it hit the floor. That was some dog !
Dogs’ (and maybe cats’) senses of smell are something like 40,000 times more sensitive than humans’. I doubt that sound has anywhere near as much to do with it.
Maxx is the same way about cheeze. No matter how quietly you try to open the single slice wrapper or where he is or how much noise between, he will be there instantly.
margueritem almost 15 years ago
It fell with the sound of a lead pipe making hard contact with a concrete floor.
chromosome Premium Member almost 15 years ago
margueritem, I’ve seen your Easter egg avatars last year as well as this year. Where do you find those beautiful pictures… or do you make them yourself?
COWBOY7 almost 15 years ago
Go Sophie!
I agree with Chromosome, those are pretty Easter egg pics, Marg!
margueritem almost 15 years ago
chromosome, I look online for what I want. Thank you for the compliment, I’m glad that you enjoy them.
MorganZ almost 15 years ago
This is Doug’s version of the Batsignal ( so much more energy efficient than a huge klieg light.) He knows Sophie will come running .
AddADadaAdDad almost 15 years ago
Well, dogs are more sensitive to the high pitched screams of elbow macaroni…
Colt9033 almost 15 years ago
Yes, Specially when it involves free food their not suppose to have.
shewith5 almost 15 years ago
this one is so true
GROG Premium Member almost 15 years ago
And here I that Sophie would have a nose for those things.
KimberlyT almost 15 years ago
Too true! All we have to do it open up the dogs cookie jar. They’re there in 2.7 seconds even if they were in the backyard with the doors closed.
cleokaya almost 15 years ago
My Lab Cleo would enter the kitchen when we were pouring cereal in our bowls and listen for a piece to hit the floor. We used to get such a kick out of her concentration that we began intentionally dropping a few pieces.
Debra Gilbert Premium Member almost 15 years ago
I had a dog once who could be in another room and tell when you got to what she considered her piece of whatever I was eating. She wouldn’t even have seen me getting the food and she would still know.
fritzoid Premium Member almost 15 years ago
I’m not terribly impressed. “Grasshopper, when you can hear the macaroni falling through the air, and snap it up before it even hits the floor, you shall be ready.” (Ready for WHAT, exactly? Dunno…)
MorganZ almost 15 years ago
My cousin had a bulldog who used to just lay around the house, but I once actually witnessed her run & catch a piece of scrambled egg before it hit the floor. That was some dog !
keltii almost 15 years ago
my cat comes running just from hearing the yoghurt container being snapped apart from the 4 pack,,
rotts almost 15 years ago
Dogs’ (and maybe cats’) senses of smell are something like 40,000 times more sensitive than humans’. I doubt that sound has anywhere near as much to do with it.
guinnirish almost 15 years ago
Maxx is the same way about cheeze. No matter how quietly you try to open the single slice wrapper or where he is or how much noise between, he will be there instantly.