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Points: 1939 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Chris/CT Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Feb 2011 at 10:26am
Tom, That's a great picture!!, I wished I could get Thunder to ride like that. I had him early on the fender, but did not continue in training, he'd most likely not cooperate now I expect. Will you post that on the AGCO Contest site?
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I've got a few from over the years I could use but don't really want anything to do with a AGCO contest I guess.
 
 
 
 
 
Three out of four of these pics were really taken for the dog I guess, they just happen to get in the photo one way or the other.
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I meant weren't really taken for the dog...
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A picture of any Massey- Ferguson would do the trick.
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Tom, That is a great picture!!
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Great show!!!  Charlie, I have lost the thread but if you started it thanks. 
You know, my Uncle George loved the C tractor.  His dog could sit with him on the seat.  He later got a CA and G and was dissapointed that the dog could not ride with him. 
In fact, when the dog was riding with him he would bark at animals but not leave the seat.  When the tractor came around to the place where the animal was found he would sniff but not leave.
Good Luck!
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We have an very spoiled Australian Shepard, he thinks he is quite the help with the cows and but usually sends them the wrong way and if one turns on him the bravery comes to a stop and he runs to one of us for cover.

Here he is fixin to help me in the garden but it didnt last long he rather just lay and watch.

Here he is keeping a watchful eye over the place under the cover of a curtain from the safety of the house.

This is the only thing he likes better than eating and playing ball.
If fishing is a sport your looking at an athlete
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Great pics guys!  Anytime a pic brings a smile it's a great pic!
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my blue healer
 
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Here is another blue healer.  His name is BoJack.  Sunday he caught and killed a skunk.  Daddy used to say, "If you're gonna be stupid, ya got a be tough".  BoJack is tough!
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mine are too lazy to be good farm dogs, they are my buddies though -

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Not much of a "farm dog", but here she is.
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Eric, Look at the "pawee's" she musta got them from a black bear! I alway's tell little Thunder pup how big his paw's are. 
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Again, no tractors, but here are two of our "kids". The big one that thinks he's a lap dog is Leo. The little one that thinks she's  10' tall is Luci(fer).LOL!
 
 
 
 
Notice who won the tug-o-war.LOL! He just lets her do as she wants. They love each other, and wouldn't know what to do if one wasn't there.
 
 
I didn't do it! It was a short, fat, tall, skinny guy that looked like me!
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Here is my daughter  playing with the big baby st. Bernard/newfenland.
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Originally posted by Nathan (SD) Nathan (SD) wrote:

A picture of any Massey- Ferguson would do the trick.


LOL!

Tom, that is a GREAT picture on so many levels.  You got your dog, tractor rifle what more do you need?
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I think that dog of grandpa's must have been a bit of a ham.  His name was Tody, here he is with one of my dads younger brothers.  All long before my time.
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If someone wants to be a chit disturber a picture of a dog lifting its leg next to a MF tractor oughta fit right in, eh?
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