I was browsing roung youtube - like you do, and found this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnBjQDeZPag

:rolleyes:

notice the little yip when he/she gets stuck? that soooooooo reminds me of somebody not too far from my elbow :suspect:

"Erm, excuse me. I don't want to shout too loud incase you notice I've been up to no good, but would you mind terribly bailing me out of this spot of bother I've got myself into... Please?"

Brilliant - I didn't realise the little beggars were part-cat!! I've never had a dog that could climb further than onto the sofa. :hihi:

oh MY god! :o

I love the way the others are watching as if they've had bets on whether he can manage it or not :hihi:

I've seen a clip of a dog climbing up chainlink nose to the corner before, but rear feet one side and front paws the other is just unbelievable!

Nutty hound :loopy:

Thank goodness Brude thinks he can't jump :hihi:

Crikey! Talk about "Just call me 'Houdini!'"

I've had to upgrade the "baby gate" that prevents Trixie from gnawing the whole house to pieces, to a proper dog-gate, about a foot higher, cos she has discovered that she can jump higher than the baby gate.

Last night she was climbing on the back of the sofa, trying to get her nose into the rat cage, and crying, pitifully, because she couldn't quite get to the fatty ratties. The sod!

lol yes but bin raiding is still the favourite sport of beagles? well we walk 3 beagles who seem to think that.

That reminds me of a certain houdini I once watched climb through the middle of electric fencing. First testing if it was on, then carefully putting her head through, holding the bottom line down with her front hooves, and watching while she slowly swapped the hold onto her back leg squezzing through the middle of this fencing. This was after attempts to crawl under, the bottom rope wouldn't stretch far enough so that was given up on. Over was also tried but the top rope wouldn't stretch far enough down. Wish I had videoed it! Most horses wont go near electric fencing, after they have tried once and had a shock you don't really need it on. Rhia still tests to see if it's on, just in case! She is a nightmare! ... and part beagle I'm sure.

Your horse is SOOOOOO beagle it's untrue Jess :P :hihi:

If only you'd videoed this! You could have at least sent it to Harry Hill :thumbsup:

Hee hee that's great, after you watch it there are some more check this one out...crate training will never be the same again lol -also a Beagle!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=y3YR_DfnYpE&feature=related

Hee hee that's great, after you watch it there are some more check this one out...crate training will never be the same again lol -also a Beagle!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=y3YR_DfnYpE&feature=related

I think that one demonstrates why good quality crates are important and how easily a dog could be harmed if not :(. Strix often mentions the croft ones i think, i now understand why.

Oh God:o

I would ask how on earth you cope with one of your own Strix, but it's those eyes, and ears, and everything.:love: Manipulative little twit isn't he?:suspect:

:hihi:

Hee hee that's great, after you watch it there are some more check this one out...crate training will never be the same again lol -also a Beagle!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=y3YR_DfnYpE&feature=related
Hehe - that's one I posted a while ago!
They're just unbelievable little animals aren't they?

You'd think butter wouldn't melt to look at them scrounging :suspect: