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  1. Backwoods Savage

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    Picked this all out of the yard
    including the scabbard!!
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    Searching for more btu's
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    We'll know for sure if he tries to climb a ladder :bug:
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    But he's just so darn cute!
    especially when he's trying to help me with the computer:picard:
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    Tim, I still haven't cleaned up all the 1X....2X...twigs....branches.....splits.....snot rags.....socks, or anything else Casper can get his jaws on.:picard:
    I have however, cleaned most of the poo out of the yard.:fart:
     
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    Glad I'm not the only one that has to clean up the branches, sticks and splits from the yard before It gets cut. :rofl: :lol: My dang dogs will pull splits from the ranger as im unloading and go chew on them in the middle of the grass.
     
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    Dogs are so funny at times. A few years back, we cut a hemlock down. Limbed it up and began hauling the limbs off to a pile about 75 ft away. Darn if my big chocolate lab didn't get into it. He started grabbing branches and dragged them of to the pile right along with us. I had a movie of it somewhere. How he got hold of the concept is beyond me, but he did. He's always been a good old boy.
     
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    Yep, every split that hits the ground as I'm splitting is Ruger's:picard:
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    and every piece is in the back yard :doh:
     
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    My two labs do the same thing. Except, they won't pull from the stacks. They find any stray branch on the land though. IMG_20160430_153648660.jpg
     
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    Labs do that, seen it many times, it's in their genes.
     
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    Gotta teach Ruger how to stack:rofl: :lol:
    Cribbed ends might offer a steep learning curve though.:whistle::thumbs::rofl: :lol:
     
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    I kept pointing them out every time we passed some but the dog didn't seem to catch on. Given time though, he might!
     
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    :rofl: :lol::thumbs:
    You're right, he mite!
     
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    As long as your underwear stays in your yard, and not obvious to neighbors, you're doing well.

    Ahhhh, life with retrievers....

    I'd never trade all of that goofiness for anything though.
     
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    My Knucklehead only retrieves food!
     
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    You'd be surprised what a dog will do when there is food involved...
    Hide treats around and let him search for them. Play hide an seek with him while on a walk.

    We did agility training with Turbo and Diesel. I'd like to do some with Ruger but things have been a little crazy lately. He jumps up on any trailer where we are working. He and the wife even did a little trailer surfing around the house here. (Standing on moving objects can be hard to get used to for a dog.) Diesel and Ruger have both climbed a ladder. Both like to run through pipes under a road. Diesel went through an 18" x 50' pipe under the inlaw's driveway, so I knew he'd have no problem with agility tunnels.