Dogs and traditional knives

[dantzk8]

No knives but there is a whittler (who prefers toothy edges).

He began early.

Dan.

 

[A.L.]

 

[arrowhd]

 

[Rich S]

Arrowhd

I bet the pooch likes his chew toy more than your knife
Rich

 

[dantzk8]

Hard life !

Dan.

 

[JohnDF]

Great picture.
I love Border Collies.

 

[dantzk8]

Thanks John,
He is an exceptional dog for his physical qualities and his abilities to learn. He was 4 months old when I got him. In a very bad shape. I took care of him. Look how he is strong now at 4 years old:

I'm proud of him.

Dan.

 

[MadMax88]

https://imgur.com/a/iYklKxh

 

[Peregrin]

Traditional knives folks! I've edited the thread title to reflect that.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Such a sweet thread. Here's my 16 year old best friend Gizmo. Like others in his age group, he's mostly blind and deaf, and is having issues moving around, but still the sweetest little guy!

Not much for knife photos, though

And a little indignant for being woken up from his nap

 

[dantzk8]

Such a sweet thread. Here's my 16 year old best friend Gizmo. Like others in his age group, he's mostly blind and deaf, and is having issues moving around, but still the sweetest little guy!

Not much for knife phots, though

And a little indignant for being woken up from his nap

Edited, can't translate in english what i wanted to say. Sorry.

Dan.

 

[huntnfishin]

Such a sweet thread. Here's my 16 year old best friend Gizmo. Like others in his age group, he's mostly blind and deaf, and is having issues moving around, but still the sweetest little guy!

Not much for knife photos, though

And a little indignant for being woken up from his nap

I like older dogs. A lot. They know everything .

 

[pjsjr]

Dutch turned seven last month. He excels at napping(and other things), didn't even bother to wake up when I placed the knife or snapped the photo.

 

[Jake Dudley]

New knife with an old friend

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Edited, can't translate in english what i wanted to say. Sorry.

Dan.

All good. I hope he holds on too.

Although he's not very into yoga...

 

[Silent H]

My boy Dunkin' likes when I use the Urban Jack comb on him. It's also useful when checking for ticks and burrs.

 

[pjsjr]

My boy Dunkin' likes when I use the Urban Jack comb on him. It's also useful when checking for ticks and burrs.

Yeah, he's probably only going to give you two weeks to stop it!

 

[Sacto]

This is Daisy (she’s also in my avatar). She’s a 4-year-old border collie. I’ve had several border collies and they are great dogs.

She comes to work with me most days and she is great with the cows. It’s tough to get a picture of her working, but here is a bad picture of her turning some cows through a gate the other day.

I really enjoy enjoy working with my dogs and just having them riding along with me.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Lacey is the blue heeler/collie mix, Whiskey is the tri-color Aussie Shepherd. (Technically, he's a mini-Aussie, but he got the throwback genes or something, because he is twice the size of all his littermates - more like a slightly small Aussie than a true mini.)

I haven't named the knife yet (I just call it 'the 97'), but it probably does deserve a name.

 

[Sacto]

Lacey is the blue heeler/collie mix, Whiskey is the tri-color Aussie Shepherd. (Technically, he's a mini-Aussie, but he got the throwback genes or something, because he is twice the size of all his littermates - more like a slightly small Aussie than a true mini.)

I haven't named the knife yet (I just call it 'the 97'), but it probably does deserve a name.

Those herding breeds are such great dogs, aren’t they. Smart, obidient, and eager to please.