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milosmom · 11-13-2006, 10:20 PM

Milo is all boy...it could be raining horizontally, thundering and lightening and he wouldn't care. There could be 2 feet of snow on the ground and he just takes it all in stride. He loves wet leaves, mud, and sniffing his own poo. Why do dogs sniff their own poo? If there is a dead crab on the beach, he WILL find it and try to roll in it. UGH. He eats with gusto and slops water when he drinks. He uses me, the sofa and carpet as a napkin. (however, if I give him rice and peas he will eat the rice and leave the peas).
MissGambler is a lady, thats just the way she's wired! My kitty Tiramisu is a Birman princess, dainty as can be, even her meow is dainty. I think it's just their personality. I do think animals sense our emotions and act accordingly. They can "feel" it on the other end of the leash.

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milosmom Senior Member Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 198 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Lancaster, PA	11-13-2006, 10:20 PM Milo is all boy...it could be raining horizontally, thundering and lightening and he wouldn't care. There could be 2 feet of snow on the ground and he just takes it all in stride. He loves wet leaves, mud, and sniffing his own poo. Why do dogs sniff their own poo? If there is a dead crab on the beach, he WILL find it and try to roll in it. UGH. He eats with gusto and slops water when he drinks. He uses me, the sofa and carpet as a napkin. (however, if I give him rice and peas he will eat the rice and leave the peas). MissGambler is a lady, thats just the way she's wired! My kitty Tiramisu is a Birman princess, dainty as can be, even her meow is dainty. I think it's just their personality. I do think animals sense our emotions and act accordingly. They can "feel" it on the other end of the leash.