Leaping Dachshund Farms CFO - Page 4

cjp1953 · July 23, 2016

Love the doxie,miss mine who was over 18 years old.We lost in 1997 and I still miss her.Looking at pictures of her right now.

pixlpush · July 23, 2016

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Originally Posted by cjp1953

Love the doxie,miss mine who was over 18 years old.We lost in 1997 and I still miss her.Looking at pictures of her right now.

18 years old is a pretty good go, they're sweet little animals. I hope this didn't make you too sad and your pictures are making remember all the good times with her.

Our first was a wedding gift for my wife. I didn't really want a dog but she grew up with them. I gave her a collar with a name tag on our wedding night. I loved that little guy so much he won me over. His name was Bob he and Tim would have made a good team. It's mornings like today that I really miss him. Bob liked to sleep in, Tim is up at 4:30 AM and wants us to be too.

cjp1953 · July 23, 2016

Ours was a black and tan long hair,your picture looks like my daughter's mini black and tan.My other daughter has a red brindle and long hair dapple.Thanks for the picture,sure do miss her but she gave so much love and happiness.Really are great dogs.

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Worth1 · July 23, 2016

My neighbor has had two of them one passed.
They never get to run and frolic or even stay outside or do anything I hope they are happy.

pixlpush · July 24, 2016

I love planting the plants, I love watching them grow, but most of all I love delivering them to my best friends with Tim. Our first weekend delivery! I have a dream that when I retire in Portland Oregon that I'll be the guy with the cargo bike delivering tomatoes door to door at cost dachsunds in tow. A man can dream can't he?

cjp1953 · July 24, 2016

That is one cute dog,I hope that day in Portland comes soon for you.I have the same dream in a way,as a cyclist of 36 years with one new knee replacement(March 18,2016) and the other a few months away I hope to keep riding when I retire in a couple years.

pixlpush · July 29, 2016

Good haul this morning, they're really coming in now. I'm taking them a little early to keep them out of the local critters mouths. A couple of 1.25 pounders in there

dokutaaguriin · July 29, 2016

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Originally Posted by pixlpush

I love planting the plants, I love watching them grow, but most of all I love delivering them to my best friends with Tim. Our first weekend delivery! I have a dream that when I retire in Portland Oregon that I'll be the guy with the cargo bike delivering tomatoes door to door at cost dachsunds in tow. A man can dream can't he?

Minus the "retire in Portland OR" substitute Dachshunds with Pugs and I share the dream! I have been looking online for battery assisted cargo bikes, amazing the technology they have these days. I love to see your photos as they are so well taken. Please keep posting,
Jeff

Barb_FL · July 29, 2016

I just noticed your thread: Your tomatos / garden look great, but TIM steals the show. What a precious dog.

I love him guarding the seedlings, tucked under the sheets, and ready to go on deliveries with his harness. What a cutey!

July 23, 2016	#46
cjp1953 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Cuyahoga Falls,Ohio Posts: 818	Love the doxie,miss mine who was over 18 years old.We lost in 1997 and I still miss her.Looking at pictures of her right now.

July 23, 2016	#49
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	My neighbor has had two of them one passed. They never get to run and frolic or even stay outside or do anything I hope they are happy.

July 24, 2016	#51
cjp1953 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Cuyahoga Falls,Ohio Posts: 818	That is one cute dog,I hope that day in Portland comes soon for you.I have the same dream in a way,as a cyclist of 36 years with one new knee replacement(March 18,2016) and the other a few months away I hope to keep riding when I retire in a couple years.

July 29, 2016	#54
Barb_FL Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Indialantic, Florida Posts: 2,000	I just noticed your thread: Your tomatos / garden look great, but TIM steals the show. What a precious dog. I love him guarding the seedlings, tucked under the sheets, and ready to go on deliveries with his harness. What a cutey!