Posted: 12/9/2007 10:57:37 AM EDT
Our labs love to chase the laser dot around the house. This is what happens when our 1 1/2 year old catches it. This is my quick repair until Mudbug comes over to fix it. 
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 I was about to post that the walls of our house are one of the few things our two black labs haven't damaged, but then I remembered that they had scratched through the dry wall in the garage.  That picture of your labs with the pumpkin got me laughing as well. We came home one day after Halloween to find our labs sitting on the front porch sniffing one of the pumpkins (the other had disappeared). Come to find out, they had completely devoured the first pumpkin (seeds and all) and were moving on to the second when we caught them.  They had to stay outside until we were sure they weren't going to puke/crap pumpkin all over the house.
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Thats all? You got lucky. My Dad had 2 massive black labs when I was growing up. ate the mirror off of his car Would pull up rose bushes and chew on them Ripped up the vinyl flooring in laundry room unopened coke and beer cans wood fences any animals they could catch that werent shot |
I'm talking about size/strength-wise, not brains wise... I tend to consider a dog who can lick your face while standing on 2 legs to be pretty well grown up (vs the younger 2' long version).... My parents own 2 Irish Setters... My sister owns 2 yellow labs... I know all about 'puppy-for-life' type dogs... |
That's not a puppy anymore, that's a horse. Our golden will chase a laser pointer, but only slowly. She'll walk after it with her ears perked and this really confused expression. Our cats are another matter. I've gotten one of our orange tabbies to jump halfway up a wall chasing it. |
Mine are going to live a long long time. |
| my lab pup is not a year old yet and is bigger than any lab I have ever known. I was sitting on the patio in one othe wifes wicker couches. He decides to come sit next to me and damn near pushes me out out of the chair. Labs are such good dogs that I did not care. He is very affectionet. Thsi si our first male lab and the wife is getting worried about his equipment since he learning to raise his leg and gravity is starting to affect his equipment. |
Are you serious about the Mudbug thing? So that's why his name is mudbug.  I'd have never guessed it was in relation to drywall mud.
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