[Keechak]

I found this list on another website that quite acuritly discribes the differences.





(disclaimer: not to be taken seriously)
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Show dogs aren't like pets

Pets shed. . . . . . . . . Show dogs "blow coat"

Pets are in heat. . . . . .Show dogs come "into season"

Pets trot. . . . . . . . . Show dogs "gait" or "move"

Pets stand. . . . . . . . .Show dogs "stack"

Pets get baths. . . . . . .Show dogs are "groomed"

Pets beg for food. . . . . Show dogs "express desire for bait"

Pets jump the fence. . . . Obedience dogs "have natural jumping ability"

Pets poop. . . . . . . . . Obedience dogs "toilet"

Pets bark at other dogs. . Obedience dogs "show excitement before showing"

Pets chew up the trash. . .Obedience dogs "show a natural tendency for scent articles"
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Haha I laughed while reading it, ain't it the truth

For this and other funny lists about dogs go here

http://www.wonderpuppy.net/col1.htm

 

[silverphoenix69]

Pets beg for food. . . . . Show dogs "express desire for bait"

LOL That and the "toliet" were the best ones...So true! Thanks!

 

[blackrose]

ROFL Sadly, it's true.

 

[britishbandit]

LOL!

But this one is different.

Pets shed. . . . . . . . . Show dogs "blow coat"

There is a difference between shedding and blowing coats. Shedding is when a dog loses fur, no specific amount, just that it does, but it doesn't vary a whole lot throughout the year. Blowing coats is a term limited to specific breeds, when they seasonally shed MUCH more than usual. My Rotties shed year round, but a few times a year they can shed piles the size of a Cocker Spaniel (blow coats) on a daily basis. LOL That's typically the soft undercoat too, not the coarse outer fur.

 

[mostlymutts]

Thanks for the giggle.

 

[angel_baby]

Hmm funny, I have pets and I say my dogs blow coat, and I do take stacked pictures of my dogs as well. When stacked a dog is stood a certain way.

 

[nikelodeon79]

I came into this thread holding my breath and got a good laugh instead.

Thanks, I needed some good humor today!

 

[valsh]

That is too funny. Had me laughing half way through.