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Ssshhh - he doesn't need any encouragement... Β There are enough sticks and things in the back yard already........
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Thank you. Ollie certainly does have some interesting habits...
If he lived where you live, I think he would be in heavenly bliss 24/7. Dogs, snow, water and someone with a camera - it's all Ollie ever wants. It's just that he wants it all 24/7, LOL.Β
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I wonder what Ollie's fascination is with these logs? It looks pretty heave and he just doesn't really seem to be struggling much
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It was, and he didn't. I don't know how he managed it - I do know he has AMAZING teeth (serrated along the front forward-facing edges - something I've never seen on another dog) and a very strong neck.Β
Neither of these things seem to truly explain how he can carry a log on one side of jaw, but there he is doing just that.Β
This is one log that wasn't brought home - I didn't think it fair to try and wedge it into my friend's very small Toyota hatchback!!
As for why? I think he likes a challenge. He'll try anything at least once (food, terrain, water, leaves on plants that happen to be nearby, oh and occasionally flowers too). He doesn't like to be defeated...
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I've seen many (larger) dogs carry larger logs, but not on one side of their mouths. That's the part that really surprised me!!
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That is really amazing and Ollie seems always so willing to get the job done!
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Oh believe it, believe it and rub your eyes. I did....
He wanted to bring it home - I'm not even sure it would have fitted in the boot/trunk of my friend's car!Β
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Awwwwyou did not let him bring it home then?I think he probably would have loved using it possible to lie his chin on I can see it now
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LOL - he's currently lying on the sofa with his head flopping off the edge. Β But night he does like to rest his head on something hard, like the bed-edge, or my ankles.Β
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that must be because he has a hard head
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...like concrete. If he bases me during play it can leave a bruise, or make my teeth hurt - he appears to have an iron skeleton!
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Oh my goodness Ollie where do you get all that strenght from
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Lots and lots of vegetables, exercise and a 'damn you' spirit that could probably have shortened WW2 by a year!Β
I'm still embarrassed by comments people make as they walk past...
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I guess there is some truth to eating all your vegetables then 
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Amen to that. I love 'em raw, cooked, stewed, in soups - I think I've passed that on to Ollie without even thinking about it at the time....
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Lordy no. I like nothing better than bacon, pate and ham. I don't eat meat very often as it's expensive and I'm not working, and I only cook about twice a week. The rest of the time I graze on fruit, veg, sandwiches and pork pies.Β
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What exactly is pate? I love ham. Too much is no good for you anyway. Fruits and veggies are good for you 
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Pate is a savoury spread : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liver_pa⦠é
Ham, bacon, sausages - anything piggy is fine with me. pate is normally made with pork liver, but it can be made with chicken liver - I've even made it myself (it's delicious)...
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Oh God no I dont like any kind of liver.I wasnt sure but I thought it might have beenΒ
some kind of liver 
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