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Old August 27, 2007   #16
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Old August 27, 2007   #17
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My daughters two dogs Ronya and Hector. My dogs Sena and Felix. Ami
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Old August 27, 2007   #18
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We adopted an "experienced" Standard Poodle right after July 4th. Pics include Moab...the pretty apricot colored furry thing who is 8 months old in this pic, our daughter Abigail aged 12 months in this pic and Obispo45's(that be me...Erik. Never had referred to myself in my 3rd Person Internet Handle/Alias previously LMAO) mom AKA Grandma. We were giving Moab a trial run before we adopted him a couple days after these pics were taken. Big for a Standard, he's a solid, athletic good mannered 85lbs now!! Darn good swimmer and naturally obedient in the retrieval dept...Mrs.Obi45 will be temporarily horrified but think I may have to get my waterfowl decoys and firearms out of the bowels of the basement.

The Mrs. and I often keep seperate cameras. I'm busy with fotos of things....things like plants, guy reeling in a fish while still drinking a beer, geological features of interest etc. Don't even remember taking these pics. Her...babies, dogs, weddings, more babies, and a neighbor posing with a baby and dog, you get the picture...LOL!! SO that said she has the most up to date fotos. I'll get cracking and try to get some new ones.
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Old August 27, 2007   #19
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Abigail is a cutey....and so is Moab. But how do you manage to keep a french manicure and work in the garden?????
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Old August 28, 2007   #20
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I have a question...what is a French manicure? Heard my wife mention that once. I have no clue. Some chevre cheese and Cabernet Franc messing w/ one's cuticles?? Just kidding, my folks are more or less retired and are busy mooching off me these days. Its the least I could do I guess after totalling a few cars in my formative years, having a party or four while they were on "holiday" that they learned about via the Police column, might have even caused them a sleepless night here and there; won't even go into the "Best Years of My Life"...those seven glorious years in college, and NO I aint's no doctor BTW...LOL!!!

Just giving the folks a hard time. My mom is big into perennials and something I would consider along the lines of native prairie restoration....WAIT that's what I do for them, plus all the yummy veggies!! I'm getting hosed here. Next thing they're going to want is another grandchild!!
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Old August 28, 2007   #21
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Here's Bear. He has hair like one of the muppets on Sesame St. He is my sister's dog but 1/2 share should belong to me, maybe the back half, since I do the majority of the poop scooping. He is pretty worthless but very lovable. I try to train him not to bark at anything that moves by using the garden hose and now all I have to do is to wave it around and he quits barking and hides. He does stay very warm up here in the winter.
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Old August 28, 2007   #22
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My god, that is one ugly dog.
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Old August 28, 2007   #23
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I love seeing all the pet pics. Here's mine.
This is Creton. I often call him Big Boy. He is a Black Lab and English Springer Spaniel mix. He is a big dumb dog.


This is Sammie. She is a Greyhound Golden Retriever mix. She was skin and bones when we got her from the SPCA. The previous owners were starving her. I don't know why someone would do that to her. She is a great dog. I often call call her Girly Girl or My Sweetness. I wish I had a better pic.

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Old August 29, 2007   #24
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Sue, what kind of dog is that????? I've never seen one like that.
Remy, your dogs are adorable. I am a big advocate in rescuing dogs. Why anyone would want to mistreat an animal is beyond my understanding.
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Old August 29, 2007   #25
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Remy,
What is the gray thing on Sammie's collar? Bear is a Keeshond.
I think that is the correct spelling. His breed is totally overbred meaning no brains to me. I can't think of anything that he is good for. When I get a dog of my own, I will be getting a rescue pet. I have a friend who is involved with Friends of Pets and she will find the appropriate match.
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Old August 29, 2007   #26
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Thanks Terry. I too can't comprehend why a person would starve dog. I found this old pic of her. She actually looked worse than in the photo. The crazy thing is, they had to feed her to get her weight up a few pounds before she could be adopted!


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That's great that you want a rescued dog when you get your own. Sammie has the weird collar as part of having an invisible fence. She can clear our 4 foot fence with no problem. We had to put her on a lead to keep her from escaping. She wasn't trying to run away, she just loves to go after rabbits and squirrels. I hated having her on a lead, so we got the invisible fence and she is much happier.
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Shame on you guys; You all claim to love your pets!

Leona Helmsley who just passed away, left her dog $12,000,000.00

What have you done for yours?

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Old August 31, 2007   #28
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Well, for one thing, I didn't dress mine up in a silly little sweater!
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I would leave everything to my pets if I could...


but isn't leaving debt to animals illegal?


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My avatar shows my pack. The big black one is a 12 year old flat coated retriever who is just getting over her puppy phase. The one in the middle is a 6yo mutt we got from a shelter. He seems to have an old soul, but he really perks up when I give him cherry tomatoes. The littlest one is about 9 mos now. She was about 3 mos in the picture. She's a pure bred street urchin that my hubby picked up from the street during the middle of the winter.

BTW, Bear looks amazing, but he must really clog up the vacuum.
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