The strangest thing you've said to your dog...

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I was cooking dinner tonight and a piece of ground beef fell on the floor by Zoe. She was looking at it and I immediately I said, blow on it...Then it hit me that I was talking to my dog and not my son. :rolleyes: I'm starting to think I'm loosing it in my old age.
 

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:lol-sign: that's a good one! I'm surprised I haven't said anything like that!

I work at a day care, so its not unusual for me to say phrases to the dogs that I would say to the children, like; "Use your inside voice", "put your listening ears on", "keep your hands [paws, teeth, etc] to yourself", "teeth are for chewing"(not biting), and the one am constantly harping on Maddie for "clean up your toys!" and "you do not need to bring (insert name of toy here) to bed with you..."

Probably the one that I'll never hear the end of is "Missy, if you touch that you're grounded!"
:eek: Yea, I know. :p I was on the phone when I let it slip, so naturally everyone knows about it now. . . :rolleyes:
But for the record, that threat worked. She didn't touch my food.
And I have "grounded" her before (implemented stricter NILIF practices LOL) works every time . . . heh heh
 

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LOL!

Once I was in the bedroom with Zeus. He got up and started nosing at the closed bedroom door, wanting to go see my husband in the living room. I just rolled my eyes and said "Try using the doorknob, genius."

Gawd, I felt like such an idiot.
 

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I had a box of cereal that they made for the Polar Express movie... it was like cheerios with shaped marshmallows in it. Happy came up to me and was looking/sniffing at the box on the desk, so I took the box off and showed it to him.
Well, I was telling him what it was, and turned the box around to show him all the marshmallow shapes that were in it. This isn't unusual, because I carry on conversations with the dogs all the time.

What WAS unusual was when I showed him, "And this marshmallow is shaped like a train. See? *drags finger along word* Tr-aaaa-in."
And then I realized that I can neither teach Happy to read, nor to sound out words.
 

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lol i raelly don't know. i talk to busetr constantly.

when i'm walking him and he won't stop pulling or something and i stop and he doesnt step back i say "i can wait all day" lol

there are lots more i cant think of right now. i'll have to add them as i think of them lol
 

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What WAS unusual was when I showed him, "And this marshmallow is shaped like a train. See? *drags finger along word* Tr-aaaa-in."
And then I realized that I can neither teach Happy to read, nor to sound out words.
:eek: Your so not alone on that one... :lol-sign:
 
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Hummm... I have said some stuff to Kona before..


When we were potty training her, she she squatted in the floor, and I went to "No!" her out of it. When she stopped, I picked her up, went towards the bathroom, opened the door up, pointed to the toliet and said "No Kona, see that, it is a toliet. That is where you need to go pee and poop!".

That's what you get when your potty training your dog AND your 2 year old!

I constantly carry on a conversation with Kona... and sometimes she talks back :lol-sign:
 

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I was cooking dinner tonight and a piece of ground beef fell on the floor by Zoe. She was looking at it and I immediately I said, blow on it...Then it hit me that I was talking to my dog and not my son. :rolleyes: I'm starting to think I'm loosing it in my old age.
Well you would have soiled your self laughing had she actually done it....ROFL!!

I find myself rambling on to the dogs about daily things..........In the morning before I leave for work I catch myself explaining that "Mommy may not be home right at 5, I have to swing by the store and pick up some food" or similar explanations.

As if they understand a clock or the store :rolleyes: to them I am sure it sounds like "Mommy....blah blah blah blah blah FOOD" :lol-sign:
 

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lol. when we're away and we'r going to be home late. i keep thinking, i shoudl just call sophie and tel her whats going on i reckon if we taught her to work the phone she woudl get it to. lol
 

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Oh, I always leave saying "Bye kids! Be good! I'll be home soon!" even if I won't be home for a while... LOL
 

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"Do you speak English?" is one of the things I say to my guys if one of them doesn't do what I ask the first time.

Sometimes before I throw the frisbee for my Doberman I'll draw up a football play: "Run a post-patern down past that Jack Russel Terrier. I'll look for you."
 
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This is me on the way out...

"Kona, go lay down baby. Good girl. Mommy will be back soon (at this point she is trying to follow me out the door). No, baby, go lay down now. You want a treat? Go get in your cage. Gooood girl. Mommy loves her! Bye baby!"
 

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I prattle all day I love some of what people here have said though.

Instead I'm the genius that talks to my little skiers like they are dogs. 'Uh uh uh' Other instructors stare... "And you taught that boy to do what? Oh that's the no we don't do that sound... Does he know that? He should.. My dog does... ;)
 

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"Lucas I've told you a milion times! Close the **** door if you open it" lol :p And he does. :D

Then I tell him all the time to go get me a drink..........he doesn't know that one lol :p
 

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Then I tell him all the time to go get me a drink..........he doesn't know that one lol :p
I have been trying for YEARS to train "go make me dinner," or the much easier "go get me a Mountain Dew." Accursed dogs, they still haven't learned! And shelties are supposed to be smart and easy to train, too!
 

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I have been trying for YEARS to train "go make me dinner," or the much easier "go get me a Mountain Dew." Accursed dogs, they still haven't learned! And shelties are supposed to be smart and easy to train, too!
LOL I taught Luke to close the fridge, I once thought about teaching him to open it.....that was the shortest thought in my life! :p lol I can't imagine what he'd do if he learned to get to the food! LOLOOL
 

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Old trainer taught her golden to get her a beer. Dog's fave thing was carrots. No carrots you got your beer. Carrots in sight, dog isn't coming back..
 

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