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RE: Sara, the Dog
Her head is normally about five feet up when she is browsing but will be over
my six feet when looking at me. Probably weighs in at 200 pounds.
Her head is normally about five feet up when she is browsing but will be over
my six feet when looking at me. Probably weighs in at 200 pounds.
willymac! oh my gosh...lol. I had no idea she was that big! no wonder she eats a lot of stuff! and I bet she's a super fast runner also!
Emma and my Lab played chase and she could easily outrun him over any distance. No contest, really.
lol that's too funny, so they got along real good? the Emu is gentle?
She seems to like the dogs. They don't chase her and she ignores them, even at close range. Interesting to watch them.
howdy back @willymac...hey how does she defend herself? it looks like she could kick the snot out of something or peck their brains out or something, or else just outrun them.
Howdy, JohnBoy. This one you don't want to try to hogtie! She had a foot like a T-Rex! Three toes with the BIG one in the middle with a claw on it that could open a slash in anybody. I would not want to be on the receiving end of that!
Best just to stay friends and when you're close and admiring her big, innocent eyes, remember that she can pick grapes from her food tray as fast as you can mentally count and never miss even one! She can do the same to eyeballs.
She will also eat from your hand with only a gentle bump of her beak.
howdy today @willymac! oh that is so interesting. so you are saying that when she eats from your hand she is very gentle? lol how cool is that? nice to the hand that feeds her!
even though she could pluck out your eyeballs if she wanted to, amazing. I assume you wife likes Emma also?
Yep. she is gentle enough and her beak is not sharp and she is more interested in the food than hurting us. She actually is more trusting of females than of males. It's a girl thing with women!
BTW, the T-Rex foot in Jurassic Park was actually an Emu foot! Emma is most likely a closer genetic relative to the T-Rex than to chickens.