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  1. BigOrangeFan BigOrangeFan is offline

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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 3:31pm)

    My dog (5 years old) likes to show off her freakish athleticism when guests are at the house. So we decided to video some of it. The fence is approximately 3.5 feet tall. Look where she lands on the last one. There are 4 other dogs in the fenced in area, three of which are labs and then there's one pit bull. None of them have ever gotten over this fence.

    http://www.youtube.com/user/TheBigOr.../0/E1Gjz3FUZiI



    She also routinely jumps over the 6 foot fence in the background by jumping off the top of some permanent dog houses. I am torn on filming that though because I've been trying to discourage her from doing that.
    Edited By: BigOrangeFan Jul 18th, 2011 at 03:33 PM
  2. shanetrain22 shanetrain22 is offline

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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 3:39pm) in reply to BigOrangeFan

    so how much time/$ did you put into those fences?
    Edited By: shanetrain22 Jul 18th, 2011 at 03:39 PM
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 3:46pm) in reply to shanetrain22

    ummm is Pearl a Siberian Huskey / mix bread.... cuz that would explain alot... sled doggggg
     
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 4:04pm) in reply to cocoa_butter111

    I rescued her from a field as a pup, so I'm not sure exactly what breeds she is a mix of. Clearly she is predominately husky. I believe she is more of an Alaskan Husky than Siberian (which Alaskan isn't really a true breed anyway but a type of dog that is by definition a mixed breed that has a lot of Siberian Husky in its bloodlines) but she is also believed to have some German Shepherd ancestry.
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 4:09pm) in reply to BigOrangeFan

     
    Originally Posted by BigOrangeFan View Post

    I rescued her from a field as a pup, so I'm not sure exactly what breeds she is a mix of. Clearly she is predominately husky. I believe she is more of an Alaskan Husky than Siberian (which Alaskan isn't really a true breed anyway but a type of dog that is by definition a mixed breed that has a lot of Siberian Husky in its bloodlines) but she is also believed to have some German Shepherd ancestry.

    ya pretty much what i pinned her as.... those dogs are like superheroes w/ tails.... so much endurance speed and athleticism...
     
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 4:59pm) in reply to cocoa_butter111

    He just floats in mid air like weeeeeeeeeee. I've been watching my bro's dog lately and she's a Rhodesian Ridgeback. She's absolutely solid muscle and she likes to run, jump and change directions goin 100 miles an hour it cracks me up.

    Dogs can be so silly. Man's best friend no doubt.
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 5:12pm) in reply to slizza420

    sick backyard
     
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 5:20pm) in reply to Nickc011

    Pretty nice video. Dog tricks kick ass
     
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 5:25pm) in reply to Luho

    I thought this was going to involve peanut butter and testicles.

    That's one happy dog there.
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 5:41pm) in reply to LeftyMark

    She is awesome.

    I had a boxer that could clear a 6 ft fence just like she is doing in this vid (no touch)... he was the best dog I ever had.
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 6:21pm) in reply to XquiziVex

    Why the double fence in the middle of the butthole of Tennesse ?
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 6:40pm) in reply to Lefra

     
    Originally Posted by Lefra View Post

    Why the double fence in the middle of the butthole of Tennesse ?



    You are from France......

    Edited By: BigOrangeFan Jul 18th, 2011 at 06:45 PM
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 7:06pm) in reply to Luho

     
    Originally Posted by shanetrain22 View Post

    so how much time/$ did you put into those fences?

    this

     
    Originally Posted by Nickc011 View Post

    sick backyard

    and definitely this

     
    Originally Posted by Luho View Post

    Pretty nice video. Dog tricks kick ass

    and this too
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 7:26pm) in reply to AbnormalQ

    Jumps like a dear!
     
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    Jul 18th, 2011 (7/18/2011 8:12pm) in reply to slizza420

     
    Originally Posted by slizza420 View Post

    He just floats in mid air like weeeeeeeeeee. I've been watching my bro's dog lately and she's a Rhodesian Ridgeback. She's absolutely solid muscle and she likes to run, jump and change directions goin 100 miles an hour it cracks me up.

    Dogs can be so silly. Man's best friend no doubt.

    I had a ridgeback growing up. They are great dogs. In Africa they once were used to hunt lions.
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    Jul 19th, 2011 (7/19/2011 6:39am) in reply to miamifunks

     
    Originally Posted by miamifunks View Post

    I had a ridgeback growing up. They are great dogs. In Africa they once were used to hunt lions.

    African Lionhounds!!! Ya they have those fat paws that are suited for the rugged african terrain. A lesser known part of their history is that they were also used to track down slaves in africa.
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    Jul 22nd, 2011 (7/22/2011 6:44am) in reply to kidrockin

     
    Originally Posted by kidrockin View Post

    Jumps like a dear!

    Oh deer...
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    Jul 22nd, 2011 (7/22/2011 6:54am) in reply to slizza420

     
    Originally Posted by slizza420 View Post

    He just floats in mid air like weeeeeeeeeee. I've been watching my bro's dog lately and she's a Rhodesian Ridgeback. She's absolutely solid muscle and she likes to run, jump and change directions goin 100 miles an hour it cracks me up.

    Dogs can be so silly. Man's best friend no doubt.

    Are these sometimes known simply as African Ridgebacks? I had a buddy who had one(he called it African) that was the most ridiculous frisbee catcher I have ever seen.
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