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While at his Grandparent's Farm Duke likes to go on Adventures. He may go visit the neighbors horses, herd wild foul, or try to get lucky with some local Coyotes. Recently during his morning sabatical he decided to go to check out the local tail. He headed out to a nearby coyote den while the females were in heat. When we called him back Duke came booking back and two coyotes were chasing him towards the house. We are not sure if the two Coyotes were the females trying to call him back for more or the males trying to get into a bar room brawl with him for messing with their ladies. Either way close call Dewey...he's such a Good Time Charlie.
Wow, your dog is Johnny Knoxville!
Johnny Knoxville
Up for Anything
The kind of pet that can leap tall fences in a single bound (or not, but give it a shot anyhow), Duke is the original Jackass, Johnny Knoxville!
Going through the pain so you don't have to, Duke knows that he trots a fine line between funny and stupid, but he doesn't care. He's laughing about it all the way to the pet store. His over-the-top antics make you grimace with fear and you often find it hard to believe that he actually enjoys playing the class clown. But Duke laps it up and continues to defy the odds, despite your warnings and concerns. Other males in the pack tend to be a little jealous of Duke, but the females find him simply dreamy. A die-hard good ol' boy, Duke is more of a General Lee type than a Knight Rider, but give him enough time to think things through and he's sure to find a way to wreck both vehicles at the same time.
"A rolled up newspaper can be an effective training tool when used properly. For instance, use the rolled-up newspaper if your dog chews something or has a housebreaking accident. Use the newspaper only if you were not able to interfere at the right time because you did not pay attention. Take the rolled-up newspaper and hit yourself over the head as you repeat the phrase: "I FORGOT TO WATCH MY DOG, I FORGOT TO WATCH MY DOG." Use this technique over and over again. After several corrections you will be conditioned enough to keep an eye on your dog. Do not use the rolled-up newspaper for any other purpose. If your dog laughs at you when you do this, praise him."
John Ross & Barbara McKinney
We are very sad today because I just found out that our Cousin Bandit passed away. He was almost 13 yrs old. I know that is old to you and me but for a cat that is pretty young -I guess mid old. Some cats are lucky enough to make it into their twenties.
This is very sad news. Momma's Mom didn't even tell her it happened she had to find out today from her grandmother. That is so sad.
We all miss him terribly!
-Dew and family
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