Omygosh I hope this works...
I bought a laser cat toy for Kumo. Kumo ignored it utterly, as it smelled like neither catnip nor feathers. Dinah is marginally more gullible and chased it a bit. Kiba freaking LOVED it and I think it's very revealing that my dog is more prone to pounce at moving objects than the flipping kitties are. Heh!
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Kiba is very graceful...which only makes all his clowning around even funnier. At least once a day he gets "happy" and stampedes all over the house like a crazed gazelle; leaping over furniture and bounding straight into the air.
Come any time..we're waiting for you! :-D
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Jake, now, he really showed the long-haul-endurance nature of mals opposed to sprinter-sibes; he'd move with a very wolfy sort of lope that had not an ounce of wasted movement. Not too fast or flashy but he could just keep going like that effortlessly all day. And Biscuit, well, she just has this funny rolling gait like a sailor who hasn't quite gotten his land-legs back yet. Not the most graceful thing, but she just trundles along like a muscle-bound little tank. :)
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My Aussies had no-nonsense wolf-lopes...they could keep up a smart flying trot for miles and miles. Kiba is so beautiful in motion though...I swear his gait is perfect. His paw prints are perfectly aligned (back paw ends up in the front paw print every time)and on the beach I've paced off a 12 foot gap between prints when he runs all-out...his reach is amazing. I need to make a movie of him racing around because he coils & uncoils his back like a cheetah.
Pit bulls certainly are like solid little tanks...they're so sturdy. It's a damn shame the breed is being so badly misused & twisted by amateur breeders with bad motives, because there's a lot of good in those dogs.
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And it really is heartbreaking what's been happening to the bully breeds, properly bred and raised they can be both grand working dogs and the sweetest family pets you could hope for. Although there are always little glimmers of hope -- I was pleased to see APBTs on the cover of this month's Dog Fancy, for instance, and have you seen Diane Jessup's program to find and train shelter bullies that have sufficient drive to be excellent detection K-9s?