Anyone else have droolage?
Drool!!
- felixone123
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Drool!!
As Kai sits and stays waiting for his release to eat, a puddle of drool, yes drool is dripping out of his mouth onto the floor - hysterical!!
I'm tawking gobs of drool!!!!! 
Anyone else have droolage?
Anyone else have droolage?
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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Re: Drool!!
Sadie drools, surprise surprise, Thalie dosnt though. I wish I had a picture.......when Sadie was a pup, she was in the back seat of the truck, she was napping, her head was up and a HUGE drool bubble was on her lips and a huge drool was hanging down, very lady like I might add.
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Re: Drool!!
Mina does not tend to be generally drooly, BUT when shes waiting for the "OK" to eat she does drip with drool as well! xD And a swear her eyes might pop out of her head with the eye bulging stare she gives xD as if she might miss the "OK" lololol
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Short haired dark/gold brindle:
Mina.

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Sugar looks like a miniature Dutch Shepherd with floppy ears, and has every ounce of DS traits in her little body!
I hope to learn from other DS owners and share doggy experiences. - Location: Victoria BC
Re: Drool!!
No drool with Sugar...but I sure get the look I get when she is waiting for her food 
Sue (and Sugar)

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Can't wait for all the snow to get gone! Spring is coming too slow this year! - Location: Corinth, New York
Re: Drool!!
Lyric drools with lots of lip licking and swallowing while waiting for the OK too. It's like she's tasting the scent of the meal before she get to eat it.
If a stranger were watching he would think I had starved these dogs! I love to see them so eager to eat!
If a stranger were watching he would think I had starved these dogs! I love to see them so eager to eat!
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Re: Drool!!
yes, there are always a few drips, if not a puddle after Zane has watched me fix his dinner. He also drools on my legs when we go for walks when he thinks he's getting a cookie for not eating something off the street.
He also drools buckets in the car, but that's sad, stressed drooling.
He also drools buckets in the car, but that's sad, stressed drooling.
alexis & zane in NYC
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Re: Drool!!
Loki has ridiculous drool problems. She as bad as a dang bloodhound! ::yuck::
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Re: Drool!!
Halo does that too. We make her sit and wait for the ok and streams of drool pour out. One time I forgot to give her the OK and she sat there for 10 minutes while I did my morning routine. Finally she whined and I felt so bad for her, you could see it was killing her to sit there with a dish full of food that she was not allowed to touch. She practically jumped into the bowl when I said ok. But I was proud of her for being so obedient! 
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Re: Drool!!
mine drool a little when waiting for the "go eat" command, I just hate it when I step in it with my socks... why do I keep doing that?? 
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Re: Drool!!
That's why god made slippers (or rubber clogsMarjolein wrote:mine drool a little when waiting for the "go eat" command, I just hate it when I step in it with my socks... why do I keep doing that??
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Re: Drool!!
Crocs. You'll never wear another pair of shoes around the house ever again.
http://www.crocs.com
Leo drools if he's anticipating a special reward. Cassy drools when she eats, drinks, pants, plays, and breaths. lol
http://www.crocs.com
Leo drools if he's anticipating a special reward. Cassy drools when she eats, drinks, pants, plays, and breaths. lol
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Re: Drool!!
Yep he also drools in the car and sometimes when its hot there are a few drops from the tip of his toung.alexis wrote:
He also drools buckets in the car, but that's sad, stressed drooling.
Btw, when waiting for "OK" for food, he doesnt drool at all, he just patiently sits there. And if i wait too long, he just gives up, like he sais "Ok, no food for me, i guess."
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Re: Drool!!
We had a bad thunderstorm last night. Poor Sadie almost shook out of her skin, her tounge was going so fast and the drool !!!! Big streams of it.
Lisa, Thalie CGC & Sadie, Cookie the Basset, CT




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Re: Drool!!
Dutchringgirl wrote:We had a bad thunderstorm last night. Poor Sadie almost shook out of her skin, her tounge was going so fast and the drool !!!! Big streams of it.
had same storm and Odin was pacing and pacing and pacing!! Didn't bother Dakota or Kai
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Sugar looks like a miniature Dutch Shepherd with floppy ears, and has every ounce of DS traits in her little body!
I hope to learn from other DS owners and share doggy experiences. - Location: Victoria BC
Re: Drool!!
Awwww, poor girl!Dutchringgirl wrote:We had a bad thunderstorm last night. Poor Sadie almost shook out of her skin, her tounge was going so fast and the drool !!!! Big streams of it.
Sue (and Sugar)

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Re: Drool!!
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Also have a horse-old quarter horse mare-32.
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Re: Drool!!
I would try Bach Flower rescue remedies, natural stress reliever, liquid so it's absorbed quickly when drops are put under the tongue. Very good thing to keep on hand in your emergency kit.Dutchringgirl wrote:We had a bad thunderstorm last night. Poor Sadie almost shook out of her skin, her tounge was going so fast and the drool !!!! Big streams of it.
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Re: Drool!!
alspyce wrote:Dutchringgirl wrote: I would try Bach Flower rescue remedies, natural stress reliever, liquid so it's absorbed quickly when drops are put under the tongue. Very good thing to keep on hand in your emergency kit.
Great stuff!! always have it on hand.
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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Re: Drool!!
the description on the leerburg site describes Sadie, I should try some.
Lisa, Thalie CGC & Sadie, Cookie the Basset, CT






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