Squirrel hunting experience and knowledge

[gfhickman]

@EdinGa I used to hate small dogs. Having owned this one has changed my mind, still has the small dog energy, but when your with them all day you see it's just when someone new comes around. Small dog full of energy thinks it's a big dog. Big dog less energy thinks it's a human.

 

[EdinGa]

@EdinGa I used to hate small dogs. Having owned this one has changed my mind, still has the small dog energy, but when your with them all day you see it's just when someone new comes around. Small dog full of energy thinks it's a big dog. Big dog less energy thinks it's a human.

I never owned a large breed until I met my wife. She had a Great Dane for protection and I came to appreciate the breed for his loyalty to her. After he passed, our second one was the biggest we've ever owned. He topped out at 170 and loved to jump up and let me catch his feet. I would put them over my shoulders and we would dance. It was hilarious to watch, but unfortunately was way before smartphones and the proliferation of videos, so I don't have footage of it. The one we have now is our most human acting. He loves to sit on the sofa like a human and often watches TV with us.

I know what you mean about small breeds too. We have a 15 year old Shi Tzu/Maltese mix that still acts like a puppy. She runs, plays and barks excitedly just like she always has.

 

[gfhickman]

Mine was almost 200 when he put his paws on my shoulder he was still at an angle and I'm 6'2". We had a full windowed front door with a shaded decal, he would jump with all legs ags his neck would disappear from the top. Scared three postural workers that say. Everyone thought her was a horse.