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mmyersdisc
Double Eagle Member
yeah well i don't get to see this dog that much...(I knew him for one day and then I dogsat him haha) hes a very obident dog though....im sure if I threw it and told him to sit he might listen
They are very smart. Worthless as hen$hit on a pump handle but smart. Grat friends too. Mine sleeps for probably 20 hours aday, wakes up plays for a bit, then dead again. Cheap entertainment, ok maybe not cheap, but fun
mmyersdisc
Double Eagle Member
haha yeah I noticed that with icon 
he loves his squeakers though!!! always had one in his mouth when he was awake...and even when he was sleeping haha..it was cute htough
he loves his squeakers though!!! always had one in his mouth when he was awake...and even when he was sleeping haha..it was cute htough
Technohic
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I just wish I could teacch my dog to go get the discs when I am practicing my drives WITHOUT chewing on them. I could always use some crappy ones I found or something but I always want to practice with the discs I use in a game.
Kids! kids can be good for that, at least once. Told mine if they stayed at the other end and returned them to me, i would buy them ice cream. that worked great the first time but after they saw they couldnt get them back to me by throwing them, they are less willing.
Kids! kids can be good for that, at least once. Told mine if they stayed at the other end and returned them to me, i would buy them ice cream. that worked great the first time but after they saw they couldnt get them back to me by throwing them, they are less willing.
They get tired of getting the discs after a couple discs to the head too, I'm not really sure why.
this is my dog, he doesn't get out with me much anymore since he picked up some bad habits from my wife's dog. the first one is Floyd at Hornet's Nest #15 tee...the second is Floyd resting after a grueling 27 holes at DeLaVeaga...and the last is both dogs (laney's the black one) chasing after a disc on my backyard course, you can kinda see the white of the flag on the basket on the far hillside...dogs rule
This is Candy. I adopted her when she was 8 months old and will have had her for a year next month. I have only taken her disc golfing a few times mainly because she can't be trusted off leash yet and loves squirrels. So I get a little paranoid about her running off if I happen to let her leash go on accident (has happened before). But I have taught her not to really like disc/frisbees so when the times comes for me to be able to take her I don't have to worry about her getting over excited about the disc. If interested there are a lot more of her at http://chrisandcandy.shutterfly.com/
elmattarino
Par Member
Maverick is the Aussie, a little over a year old.
Tess is a chow/terrier mix, right at 6 months old.
Legs belong to my wife, approx 23 years old.
Have brought Mav with me a couple of times but he's @ about 65 lbs and loves to chase the disc. Was told to get put some bitter apple spray and toss them around the back yard for a while to get him to stop picking them up, keep forgetting about it though.
Anyone with tips on getting them not to pick the discs up?
Tess is a chow/terrier mix, right at 6 months old.
Legs belong to my wife, approx 23 years old.
Have brought Mav with me a couple of times but he's @ about 65 lbs and loves to chase the disc. Was told to get put some bitter apple spray and toss them around the back yard for a while to get him to stop picking them up, keep forgetting about it though.
Anyone with tips on getting them not to pick the discs up?
Hot sauce worked perfectly to keep my dog away from discs. She only picked one up once, and hasn't touched one since.
elmattarino
Par Member
Would have to remember not to wipe the eyes though.
Might give it a shot though, have tons of hot sauce
mickas
Eagle Member
we have an aussie he plays disc golf with me in the yard (we have about 3 acres) and i just taught him young which frisbee is his and which are mine, it also helps that i try to buy most of my discs in a yellowish color with a few exceptions (some blue and some pink), but he has a dark purple see threw frisbee that he knows is the only one he can touch, if you train them with a strangely colored frisbee aussies will ussually be curious to lean
mmyersdisc
Double Eagle Member
23 huh? I think we need more pics of the legs just kidding...cute puppy!!!
just kidding...cute puppy!!!
blackandwhite
Double Eagle Member
My pup, we got her from a shelter when she was about 7 months. She's part boxer and part shepherd.
I would love to bring her with me when I disc, however she also likes to chew them as much as I do throw them
I would love to bring her with me when I disc, however she also likes to chew them as much as I do throw them
This is Tyson. He's been discin with me since he was a little pup. He's a little over 2 years old now. He loves to come along with me and will run ahead to spot the disc for me. He'll even get them back out of shallow water for me. He only catches his frizbee and leaves discs alone.
OLAD
Bogey Member
I tried hot sauce along the edge of my counters to try to keep my dog from looking over the edge and licking. He just started at one end and went all the way to the other... cleaned it all off. Then looked at me for more.
I've only taken Tanner to throw once. He is just too hyper. Even though he is 10.
These are some older pics of him.
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My best disc dog, Sam. Rest in peace, buddy.
Sydney. Great disc dog, but not for the course. She's a sweetie - curled up at my feet right now.
