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First Dog Bo-The Lap Doggie (Original Post) Playinghardball Dec 2012 OP
Thats a lot of dog meat muscling out the kids.. Historic NY Dec 2012 #1
Thanks for posting this - obvious Bo is used to being in a lap elfin Dec 2012 #2
That is so cute. ywcachieve Dec 2012 #3
Apparently, Bo doesn't know he's not a teacup poodle. Tarheel_Dem Dec 2012 #4
The big ones never do. Pirate Smile Dec 2012 #7
LOL... to cute skeewee08 Dec 2012 #5
My dog does the same thing.. He's a 90lb boxer/ rottie mix. He became our glowing Dec 2012 #6
Breaking News: Darrell Issa launches an investigation!!!! Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2012 #8
Playinghardball Diclotican Dec 2012 #9

elfin

(6,262 posts)
2. Thanks for posting this - obvious Bo is used to being in a lap
Fri Dec 21, 2012, 02:36 PM
Dec 2012

My own dog does the same, probably because he was never away from a cuddle and a lap while a small pup. He now sees me as a moveable lap, despite the now awkward positioning.

Shows me Bo's pack did the same thing and now STILL obliges him whenever possible, whether on camera or off.

A loving family. Lucky dog. Lucky us.

 

glowing

(12,233 posts)
6. My dog does the same thing.. He's a 90lb boxer/ rottie mix. He became our
Fri Dec 21, 2012, 05:17 PM
Dec 2012

"child" at 5 wks, and still thinks he belongs in his Momma's lap. He competes alonside his human brother for affection, love, and a lap. He seriously thinks that he's the size of a teacup poodle and is part human. He's getting older now, but he still tries to do the sneak approach... Start with laying his head on my lap, then popping up one front leg at a time so that he pins me down, and then does a scoot (somehow) with the back legs, and then, there he is all 90lbs of him on top of me in the best way he can figure out getting as much of his body onto the love seat and me. My son thinks its the funniest thing to watch and laughs everytime he does it. (when its time for him to go to doggy heaven, my son is going to have a very hard time dealing with it - he's been with us since 2002; so the dog is almost 3 yrs older than my son and he's never not had that dog with him to play with. Shoot, the whole family will be very affected when his time is up... He's the big, excited, butt wagging, happy to be with his humans dog that has never really "grown up"... He's still like a big kid... His naps are a little bit longer now, but he still jumps around and plays around and makes people smile, even if he's done something "bad&quot .

Pets are one of those things where, if you treat them the way they should be treated, own their owner's. And its a wonderful experience. It is just hard that their lives are so much shorter than our own (well with dogs or cats - I'm not talking about the tortoise or a bird that can live longer lives than their humans).

Hassin Bin Sober

(26,328 posts)
8. Breaking News: Darrell Issa launches an investigation!!!!
Sat Dec 22, 2012, 02:06 AM
Dec 2012

"How often do they let that dog on The Whitehouse furniture!!!"

We have a right to know!!!!!

Diclotican

(5,095 posts)
9. Playinghardball
Sat Dec 22, 2012, 08:41 AM
Dec 2012

Playinghardball

That dog, is a great dog - who also happened to live in a family who love him, and look at him as part of their family - as dogs should be. He might be big, but he believe he is a smaller dog than he is - as most dog his size believe them to be.. Our old dog home, a big 70kg Rotwailer was also like that - a small dog in his head - a BIG dog in reality... A great dog by the way, kind as the day was long - and also a god watchdog when needed..

Diclotican

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