Tyler


Mixed Breed/Mixed Breed [See My DogsterPlus Photo Book]
Picture of Tyler, a male Mixed Breed/Mixed Breed

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"My favorite place to lay, in the middle of the family room, in the thick of things."

Home:Cincinnati, OH  [I have a diary!]  
Sex: Male   Weight: 51-100 lbs

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This picture was taken soon after I joined the family.

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"This picture was taken soon after I joined the family."

Tyler the Stealth Hot Dog Hunter, moving in for the Steal

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"Tyler the Stealth Hot Dog Hunter, moving in for the Steal"

At last, a bit of snow came to Cincinnati, a rare event ment to be savored.

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"At last, a bit of snow came to Cincinnati, a rare event ment to be savored."

The Science Fair Fish.  The bane of my existence in my last days as the award-winning project consumed all of my brother's time.  I was  constantly banished from the living room as the Display Board was constructed.

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"The Science Fair Fish. The bane of my existence in my last days as the award-winning project consumed all of my brother's time. I was constantly banished from the living room as the Display Board was constructed."

The Stealth Hunter moving in to see what tasty morsels lay in wait.

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"The Stealth Hunter moving in to see what tasty morsels lay in wait."

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Nicknames:
Tyler Two-Tone, TylerBee, Magestic canis familiaris, Mother Tyler

Doggie Dynamics:
 Energy 
sleepyenergetic
 
 Intelligence 
sillygenius
 
 Friendliness 
aggressiveaffectionate
 
 Playfulness 
not playfulvery playful
 
 Disposition 
anxiouscalm
 

Badges:
Rainbow Bridge
Quick Bio:
-mutt-dog rescue

Likes:
He loved to lay next to a person and be rubbed. He liked to worry, that's why we called him Mother Tyler. If anybody was sick, he would lay next to them until they were better, often refusing to go out to do his business unless coaxed with food.

Pet-Peeves:
He hated having the baby gates up which we had to have up when our son Peter was little. Tyler took it very personally.

Favorite Toy:
Tyler liked to play games when we did. He was very good at being the fourth in Candy Land.

Favorite Food:
Bread, buns of any kind. When Peter was a toddler, any kind of food from the high chair. We think they had a deal going -- Peter fed Tyler scraps from the high chair and in return Tyler did not eat Peter.

Favorite Walk:
Woodland Mound Park Nature Walk

Best Tricks:
He had the tongue of a giraffe. Could remove food from someone's plate while they were eating and not have them even notice. He was like a stealth food snatcher.

Arrival Story:
Tyler was abandoned at a boarding kennel. They were kind enough to keep him until we heard about him from a friend. My husband heard about him and just went to "look." We drove to the kennel and I swear my husband did not even look at him before he loaded him in our car. It all happened in about 2 minutes. We had to stop on the way home to get pet food, bowls, etc, since our previous dog had been gone for several months. We were told Tyler was about 3 - 5 years old. He was probably more like 8 when we got him, which is why we only had him for 5 years! Tyler always went out in the mornings to wait for the school bus to come. He liked to use that as an opportunity to wander off. We have a lot of deer in our area and he loved to come home after rolling in fresh deer droppings. It was like a spa treatment for him. We would have to give him an emergency bath. Tyler LOVED bread products and the poor thing had terrible hip problems and a spinal problem that ultimately was his demise but he STILL would manage to sneak bags of bread, hot dog buns, any carbs off the counters or kitchen table. He was out to disprove the Adkins diet. We miss him terribly. Right before he passed he starred in a Honors Biology Extra Credit Film for my oldest son. He played the role of the Magestic Canis familiaris.

Bio:
Tyler enjoyed "story time." When we read stories to the boys at night before bed he liked to lay down nearby and listen to the stories.

Forums Motto:
Mother Tyler

The Groups I'm In:
Be loved pets that are gone

I've Been On Dogster Since:
February 7th 2006 More than 3 years!

Rosettes Given In The Past Month:


Special Gifts Given In The Past Month:
Daisy (2004 ♥ 2007)


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Dogster Id:
260630

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The Odor


May 22nd 2009 10:39 am
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When I came upon the scene at the "Pre Mulligan Compound." Wait a minute. For Dog's sake, how big WAS Mulligan's ego? Samson, the Great Wall of Wolf Hybrid lived here. I lived here. And Mulligan names this 0.6 Acres of Suburbia after Mulligan?

Samson raised Oldest Lad. I, Tyler, raised Middle Lad, and got Little Lad well on his way. Hmmph.

Anyhoo, when I, Tyler, came upon the scene, the home was in much disarray. Mom was quite rotund with Little Lad in her belly. After years of "trying," and several surgeries to fix her (not fix her like female dogs are fixed, but fix her so she, well whatever,) Dad had managed to Do His Part (he was never at fault) just in time before he fell apart and was "out of commission in that department" for several months due to serious back injury and surgery. Mom vomited her way through most of the first half of her pregnancy, yet Little Lad grew HUGE; one would never suspect that since he now is in less than the Tenth Percentile. The TYLER Compound was OVER-Run by MICE and MOLES. Dad could not even bend to load the dishwasher. Mom used to threaten that if Dad was not nice to her she would put the shampoo and soap on the shower floor, since then he would not be able to wash.

As soon as I got here I began to dispense with the MOLES. Oh, yeah, those Moles that I did not dig up and eat, quickly left their tunnels and moved to adjacent yards.

The MICE? Well, Mom and Dad had to have an Exterminator come into the house to treat for mice. The mice began to die off. In the walls. In the Duct Work. It was summer. Every time the Air Conditioning came on, the smell of decaying flesh filled the house. Mom called the Exterminator. He said: "Oh that is great! If the mice are dying in the Ducts, then their bodies will dry out quickly!" Mom and Dad did not think it so great.

No visitors were invited to the house for fear the AC would come on and the house would be filled with the smell of decaying mice.

At that time, Middle Lad was undergoing intensive Speech Therapy. Mom was sitting in the Observation Room, watching Middle Lad having Speech Therapy via a TV monitor and head phones. Middle Lad was, in his speech that was about 10% Intelligible, animatedly trying to talk to the Speech Therapist about "The Odor." He kept pointing at the Walls. The Ceiling. Then talking about "The Odor."

Mom was in absolute stitches in the Observation Room, with no way to explain to the poor Speech Therapist what Middle Lad was trying to express, knowing that Middle Lad was talking about The Odor in the walls and Air Ducts. After his session, Mom met up with Middle Lad and the Speech Therapist and had to explain all about "The Odor." Fortunately this Speech Therapist had a daughter on the same swim team as Oldest Lad, so she already knew Mom was an absolute Nut Case.

I, Tyler, could get rid of the Moles. I could teach Little Lad to Read. I could not dig the Mice out of the Walls and Air Ducts. OK, I could have been like Pennie or Mulli and Dug the Mice out of the walls, but I HAD MANNERS.


Must Check into this Foul Odor


August 3rd 2008 2:18 pm
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I must check into this Foul Odor that is causing all these Febreze Collars to come my way. My Mom was assured that my Ashes are quite Inert and Incable of any Odor.


Back Again


May 20th 2008 12:49 pm
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Oldest Lad opened up a Time Capsule today from 4 years ago. In it was a bag of Tyler Fur! I was also listed as Oldest Lad's Best Friend. I live on.


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