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RandyWhittington
at Mon Oct 24 15:20:35 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RandyWhittington ]
It's far from a ghost honduran but you can relate.
While feeding all my hatchlings one day I failed to secure the top of the container one of my okeetee corn hatchlings were in.
Later that evening while I was watching TV I saw my longhaired dachshund go behind the TV stand. I think he was following his nose which he lives by. He then caught my attention because he ran in reverse from behind the TV real fast with his ears perked up looking the way he just came from. He then ran back behind the TV only to come running back out in reverse a couple seconds later. I knew then something was going on so I got up and looked. There was one of the little okeetee hatchlings rared back with about half of it's body up in the striking position.
Each time my dog was going behind the TV he was striking at him and that's why he was running back out in reverse. It was funny. I bet I would have never found it if Max didn't. Randy W.
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That's too good. Here's a similar story. - RandyWhittington, Mon Oct 24 15:20:35 2005