Finn pulling on a squishy toy frog...

[ParNone]

Aw you are so cute Finn. You sure you don't have some terrier in ya?

Robilee writes:

Finn, I still carry a childhood fear of frogs..lol..so anytime you want to come to my house and take care of them for me, please do!

Lucky you weren't at my house a couple of weeks ago. Gull herded a frog right on inside the house. argh! I'm not afraid of'em or anything, but I surely don't want'em in my house either. I made him march that frog right on back outside pronto like.

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[Anita Cholaine]

Poor little frog... I'm not sure that she had a good time playing with Finn, but I'm sure he did...

[MariaM]

Hehe awwww! How cute...I mean..uh....how terrible.

I had to save a few frogs at our farm. Major saw one, and kept trying to pounce on it. I got it away, but then he found another. He is just so fascinate with things that move, especially smaller things.

Funny story. Last summer Major caught a dragonfly and tried to play with it, tossing it in the air with his mouth. He found out it wasn't much for play, so he ate it.

This year there has been a lot of dragonflies around. One was on Major's tail and he turned his head and got it. I think it was in front of him, maybe slightly injured since it didn't move too much. Major looked at it, and then ate it. It was hilarious, because the look on his face made it look like he was just lying there the whole time. It was like the dragonfly was a piece of food he just ate, and he'd completely moved on after 1 second. Kind of hard to explain, but really funny!

[finn's mom]

Originally posted by MariaM
I had to save a few frogs at our farm. Major saw one, and kept trying to pounce on it. I got it away, but then he found another. He is just so fascinate with things that move, especially smaller things.

Finn is very rarely off leash lately. We just live too close to a busy two lane highway, and, his "stop" and "recall" need work before I trust him that way. So, he doesn't usually have the chance to get to the frogs around here. But, when he does see one, oh, man. He'll lay down, like a cat ready to pounce. Then, as the frog hops, so does Finn. It's so funny. When it's windy, it's pointless to try and train him...no amount of praise or treats is ever as rewarding as all of the leaves and things blowing around. So, he and Major have that in common.