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Tom Yossarian Joad Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-12-05 05:22 PM
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My dog can kick your honor student cat's ass! (GRAPHIC.. as in a picture)
As long as your cat isn't a Leo Leo.... Then my dog can scream like a woman...

From a short 7 months ago:



Yellow Lab... Now why in the hell would I want a yellow dog?
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Terran Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-12-05 05:27 PM
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1. Awwwww!
Puppy wuppy!!

I think my insides just went all soft and squishy, eww.
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havocmom Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-12-05 05:34 PM
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2. I can feel those soft doggie lips from here
:D Retriever lips are the best.

My Golden has a Golden pal up the street. He came to play at our house the other day. Two big ass furry Goldens with a cumulative 1.5 square yards of lip, wrestlin in the yard. Then, it got quiet... too quiet.

I looked out the door to see what they were up to. Sitting perfectly still, shoulder to shoulder with retriever grins in the raised bed where I grow my peas in summer, the raised bed facing the back door. Once they had my attention, they tossed their heads back, had good doggie giggles and set about chasing each other all over the yard again.

Dog humor. Spike the cat doesn't get it.
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Tom Yossarian Joad Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-12-05 05:39 PM
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3. They do have so many smarts we don't even know yet....
Watching ER Thursday night, she had been frolicking and wanting me to throw her ball. Then, a little girl started crying on the television and everything stopped. The ears perked up and a look of frustration that she couldn't help came over her.

It was so cool and I was so proud of my widdle baby.

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havocmom Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-12-05 05:52 PM
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4. LOL, Mega Mutt is the same, He will stop everything at the sound
of a sad or whimpering child. When he was a pup, I was watching a PBS show about wolves. The howling got his attention and he sat down to watch. Scene came up where the wolf was running and dissappeard out of the camera view. Mega Mutt jerked his head around the room in the direction the wolf on TV was running. Did a big circle around the room with his 'worried face' then went to the TV, trying to look in the side of it for the wolf.

Took him half an hour to give up looking for the wolf. Don't know if it means he is very smart or a totaly doofus.

And little kids without dog supervision outside are a source of grave concern too.
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Tom Yossarian Joad Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-12-05 06:01 PM
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5. I once had a collie that I adopted that had never been around kids...
When she became obviously too large for my apartment (don't kick me, I was a dumb kid) I put out an ad to sell her. A family came to look at her and they had three kids including a toddler.

The dog was having a great time showing out to the older kids when 25 feet away, the toddler started falling. All the adults saw the fall and the child's head was going to hit a concrete curb.

Before the accident happened, the Collie bolted and zipped under the child.

Her name was Sugar and I will remember that as long as I live.

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havocmom Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-12-05 07:33 PM
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6. Collies are remarkable with kids too.
Edited on Sat Nov-12-05 07:33 PM by havocmom
You got the dog so the dog would be ready for the family with kids. No need to kick you at all. You played the part fate needed you to take on ;)

Sometimes we are the conduits which supply others what they need. :thumbsup:
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