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03-27-08, 03:23 PM
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Lucky Jack
 
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Now that is ingenius! The dog is cute as hell also. But hey, when the owner is away the dog can keep busy with this. Definitely keeps him occupied. Very interesting how dogs can learn to do things like this. I love the machine and bet it could sell! In 2006 the US pet owners spent over 6 billion dollars on their pets. Tell me this would not sell!!!
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03-28-08, 03:50 AM
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03-28-08, 05:26 AM
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A brilliant idea,
like said...that could make some good money if you have a household dog. HunterICX
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03-28-08, 07:27 AM
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Lucky Jack
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I would have to say we are lucky with our two. Both took to house training in less than a day. Then again, both were pups somewhere else so whoever had them did the leg work. One a rescue dog and the other given up by a family. Anyway, I sent that link to my mom as she just got a terrier full of energy. I bet Daisy would love that contraption.
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