Lexi's favorite is to eat/roll in dead fish she finds on the banks of the trout stream. She's also very "helpfull" in landing fish. I've lost more than one nice rainbow to her launching herself after it.

my dog's worst habit is sniffing girls' crotches. he's supposed to be a girl magnet but that doesn't help.

Rolling in dead things, that's got to be at the top of my list. Having not taken her out a bunch, during our limited experience in the field she seems to be pretty good at paying attention, following commands and my lead and sitting still when required so I can't complain about that.

1) rolling in dead animals
2) playing in the mud
3) shedding all over creation
4) making paths through the garden

My yellow lab likes to make a game out of my bow practice. Whenever I draw back on my block Lexus runs down and waits beside the target. She must truly believe that she is going to catch my arrow. Of course this is a pain because I constantly have to let my draw down and run her off.

abiddle, I forgot about that one. I have that problem too.

tank used to sleep on the chouch when we went some were we tride puting chairs up but he still got throght Lord knows how though!

oh yea, and he likes to chew on my huntin clothes, that aint too cool.

Jill sometimes bites down on birds if they aren't completely dead rendering said bird into mush.
Bun will roll on Anything she feels has a good scent.

My mom and sister ruined my state champion beagle, enough said.

My boykin Abby's worst habit is that she just gets too excited to meet people. I have tried to work on her manners but the training seems to go out the window when somebody walks up and she gets all wiggly. She doesn't jump on people as much as she used to at least.

All in all, this is not too bad and I'm glad to have a social, friendly dog rather than an agressive dog I would really have to worry about. Still, not all people react to dogs the same way and I worry she will come up to somebody that doesn't appreciate her loving antics.

Kelmitch — Best of luck. I know you'll have a blast. And laughing out loud about the sleeping on the platform comment. Too true! Knock 'em dead.

when ever Jade my lab breaks off her chain (which is usually really early morning it seems like) she'll find everything she can and take it to the back yard. Newspapers, neighbors lawn ornaments, deer skulls. Only good thing though is she doesn't tear the newspaper up. Mean while my beagle goes nuts wanting to run around with her

Roxy is my new English Setter, 4 months old. She loves rabbit turds. They must remind her of the dog food - same size and shape. She can sniff out a pile in no tie flat.
The vet said that there is plenty of good protein left in the pellets. Rabbits are great recyclers and have been known to eat them too during times of dense snow pack.

I've got a wirehaired pup named Dutch. He will sniff out and eat any turd that isn't his.

My dog, Buster, a Brittany, also likes to roll in stuff too,his weirdest habit though, is in the morning when I brush my teeth, he comes in the bathroom and licks all around the outside of the toilet bowl...guess that's his way of brushing his teeth.

I had a Jack Russell/Boxer mix that I swear was part mountain goat. He wouldn't jump on people (corrected very early on), but he couldn't stand to be on the ground if you weren't paying attention to him. He'd jump up on the truck toolbox, retention wall or just straight into the air at eye level. He was a springy little joker. I sure do miss that little guy!