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Re: O.T. Dog climbing a Tree
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Posted by J.T.L. on August 30, 2006 at 15:13:58 from (206.192.88.3):
In Reply to: O.T. Dog climbing a Tree posted by JOHN HARMON on August 30, 2006 at 12:17:00:
My dad had a dog that weighed about 70 pounds back in 1930. Pop raised homing pigions and had a coop built up between some trees. The floor was 12 feet off the ground. He used a ladder to get up to the coop and feed the birds. His dog would get a bit of a running start and go up that ladder non stop just like a cat and wait for him to come up with the feed. I saw this on pops home movies many years later. The dog thought nothing of going back down the ladder head first either. --- The dog (Lance) was well trained also. Once in the early morning, dad was playing football with some of his friends down in a distant meadow. Lance was there and was told to sit and stay. Dad and his friends played ball for a while and then left for lunch and forgot the dog was there. After dinner that evening, dad was asked where Lance was. Dad then recalled leaving lance in the medow. With flashlights they found the dog still sitting on the same spot he had been left in. He never moved or even layed down. John
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