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Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 11
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I am Ollie's Mom...you know the glasses convict.....I have a question about furniture. Why is it that all of our chairs, recliners, and couches have all been confiscated by Ollie??? Just wondering.....lol
By the way it doesn't even matter if we were already sitting in the chair, etc.... |
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Southeast PA
Posts: 1,182
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If it's bedtime in Bassetland and I try to share the couch, I get pushed off and growled at. Sigh.
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Michelle - proudly owned by Molly (21 mos) and Winston (14 months). Molly McFreckles' World: The adventures of a Basset Hound living with Addison's Disease and a baby brother named Winston |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: arkansas
Posts: 686
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Coffee Mom, i learnt this same lesson years ago. When you are adopted by a basset hound, you give up the right to 'own' anything. All items become the property of said basset until they deem you ready to borrow such items, ie if it is broken, no longer exciting or they just dont want it!!! I think of it as being similar to joining a convent and giving all my possesions to Dog x
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: arkansas
Posts: 686
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Basset hound rules
![]() Hope this helps to clarify the situation Henry and Victoria
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Indiana
Posts: 270
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I'm still amazed at how 1 Basset can take over a couch meant for four people!
I've just accepted it... It's easier! LOL! I cover the furniture with blankets, sheets, etc so that the furniture is still clean when I have guests... Other wise, I live in a world of chairs and couches covered... What we do for our dogs!
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Back in the day one time toughy and my sister had a race to the recliner while my sister was getting in the convential way toughy jump over the arm to slip in behind her. They shared the chair for twenty munite till tough had enoug. With his bach agains the chair he pushed her with is four feet which was followed by a big thud It was one of the funniest things ever. at for me
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From a practical stand point I recommend teach the dog an off command,. Rather than getting into a power struggle in getting a dog to move . especial as a basset get older things do not work as well and bing derrk around by the collar can be painful You can avoid a lot of resource guarding a comfortable spot issue py simply teach off
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: northern michigan
Posts: 710
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Henry'smum...thank you so much for posting that. I just got a new beagle puppy for Barney to play with and it's been very, very exhausting, to say the least. I was taking a break and happened to read that.....made me lol but better yet, made me realize that there is a method to my madness........i think.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: arkansas
Posts: 686
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Barney...and new beagle pups mum, you are most welcome. I first discovered the basset rules when my mum bred beagles and we had beagle rules pinned to the kitchen door - they are suprisingly similar! There is method to your madness and it will all work out in the end! As we say in yorkshire... It will rain or go dark by the morning!
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