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There's been more than once that I've had dogs growl, snap, or otherwise convey displeasure when their owners have tried to pull them away from me. That always makes me unhappy. It's an indication that the person on the other end of the leash may not be someone who should own a dog
BINGO!There's been more than once that I've had dogs growl, snap, or otherwise convey displeasure when their owners have tried to pull them away from me. That always makes me unhappy. It's an indication that the person on the other end of the leash may not be someone who should own a dog
There was a farmer that had a dog, and that was his name-o
Exactly!Teeth???
Teeth have nothing to do with it - That's intestines...
Seems to me that I tried that button once before and it didn't work, but it does now so that's what it looks like I'll use going forward.Ah, I thought there was a problem with that function.
Beautiful. Border Collie or Australian Shepherd?
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He didn't have the guts to tell you that!Teeth???
Teeth have nothing to do with it - That's intestines...
eh... they just do that to get attentionSeems to me that I tried that button once before and it didn't work, but it does now so that's what it looks use going forward.
BTW - she's an Aussie and a cutie with tons of personality and energy. She plays hard but when she sleeps (like she's doing in the photo) she just has to be up against me. Every animal I've been around has been like that. Cats, dogs, raccoons, mice, hamsters, skunks, snakes, goats, horses, ducks, rabbits, turtles, parrots and yes, even a pet tarantula. You name it and I've probably had it. Oh yeah, I've had lots of fresh and salt water fish too, but they aren't much fun to play with, they just kinda flop around on the floor and act like they can't breathe (come to think of it, my ex wife did that a lot too
We have a moray eel at the aquarium who's relatively social. You could look into that.Seems to me that I tried that button once before and it didn't work, but it does now so that's what it looks use going forward.
BTW - she's an Aussie and a cutie with tons of personality and energy. She plays hard but when she sleeps (like she's doing in the photo) she just has to be up against me. Every animal I've been around has been like that. Cats, dogs, raccoons, mice, hamsters, skunks, snakes, goats, horses, ducks, rabbits, turtles, parrots and yes, even a pet tarantula. You name it and I've probably had it. Oh yeah, I've had lots of fresh and salt water fish too, but they aren't much fun to play with, they just kinda flop around on the floor and act like they can't breathe (come to think of it, my ex wife did that a lot too
Wow, those are some serious ears! She's a real cutie.Here's my pup, Molly invading my personal space.
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...and here she is with her ThunderShirt on to keep her feeling safe while the fireworks were going off this 4th of July.
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She'll be 6 in December.
That first pic is totally postcard worthy!Here's my pup, Molly invading my personal space.
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...and here she is with her ThunderShirt on to keep her feeling safe while the fireworks were going off this 4th of July.
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She'll be 6 in December.
Unfortunately we don't have that space anymore...
But it was a cool basement space, looking like a cross between a bunker and a tunnel with a rounded ceiling. My mate (singer) who had the lease, had it filled with WWII military paraphernalia, which added to the bunker look. Also rented it out for filming porn movies....
BTW - I vote that we use your awesome "operating room picks" as the OFFICIAL initiation process photos for our new club members. Just tell em, "remember Lemmy, he was a club member, at least until the initiation process went horribly wrong. We think, we have the problem solved now but we've been waiting for a new member to test it on. Welcome to the club, shall we use your basement or ours?"Teeth???
Teeth have nothing to do with it - That's intestines...
I had a run in with one of those moray buggers while snorkeling in Hawaii. Those are some serious teeth. Just missed getting bit, fortunately. Not a family friendly pet I'm afraid.We have a moray eel at the aquarium who's relatively social. You could look into that.
One of my brother's dogs is a Border Collie/Aussie mix and she's amazing. I'm in love with that dog.
And you are the guy who had a big, hairy spider who liked to cuddle? Hmmm....
Rod - cute pups!
