Harry's idea ...........mans best friend : 4 legs
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07-18-2009, 08:29 PM
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07-18-2009, 08:49 PM
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Thanks guys ..he is a great dog and has saved me mentally in his early years, from feeling quite alone over many personal troubles that I went through a while ago.. he is me mate and will be missed SO BAD !!when he finally checks out :-(
I truly tend to like and prefer dogs better than most people
present company excluded of course 
I love all dogs!! , I get to meet a heap working as a plumber for the public every day .....them and me get on real well ...
Its great to see all the guys here seem to be the same way too....ALL nice pics guys
I truly tend to like and prefer dogs better than most people
present company excluded of course I love all dogs!! , I get to meet a heap working as a plumber for the public every day .....them and me get on real well ...
Its great to see all the guys here seem to be the same way too....ALL nice pics guys
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07-18-2009, 09:17 PM
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07-18-2009, 09:21 PM
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Steve, I could go on for hours about dogs. I am most definately a "dog person"...
When I lost my last dog "King".. the Aussie Sheperd (not that we should hold that against him.. lol), I was in bad shape for months. Hell, I still think about him sometimes. Just an unbelievable dog. Best one I've ever had, and I've had several. He was in tune with everything, and unbelievably intelligent.
One time, when I was working on my car (and not paying attention to him), he decided to take the screwdriver I was using and run off with it. I needed it, and he knew it. He ran out into the middle of the yard and stood there with his **** up in the air, screwdriver in his mouth, and tail wagging....staring at me.
It got me to play with him, though.... lol...
When I lost my last dog "King".. the Aussie Sheperd (not that we should hold that against him.. lol), I was in bad shape for months. Hell, I still think about him sometimes. Just an unbelievable dog. Best one I've ever had, and I've had several. He was in tune with everything, and unbelievably intelligent.
One time, when I was working on my car (and not paying attention to him), he decided to take the screwdriver I was using and run off with it. I needed it, and he knew it. He ran out into the middle of the yard and stood there with his **** up in the air, screwdriver in his mouth, and tail wagging....staring at me.
It got me to play with him, though.... lol...
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07-18-2009, 09:21 PM
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Yer , yu right ...that subject I can barely talk about either Mark
Lovem while yu gottem is all we can do
Nice story .. and yep they are the types of things that make them special , that's for sure Dylan...
Geesus , you are gunna make me loose it here ...
Lovem while yu gottem is all we can do
Nice story .. and yep they are the types of things that make them special , that's for sure Dylan...
Geesus , you are gunna make me loose it here ...
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07-18-2009, 09:33 PM
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Maybe I can cheer you up, steve....
My mom's family were farmers, so I've spent a hell of a lot of time on a farm....
Well, one cold morning, I went out to the barn to get the cows, and as one of the cows stood up, I noticed there was a cat smashed on the floor where he was laying.
I don't think I've ever laughed so hard...
Yep...I'm a dog person....
My mom's family were farmers, so I've spent a hell of a lot of time on a farm....
Well, one cold morning, I went out to the barn to get the cows, and as one of the cows stood up, I noticed there was a cat smashed on the floor where he was laying.
I don't think I've ever laughed so hard...
Yep...I'm a dog person....
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07-18-2009, 09:40 PM
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Too early down there for a sip then is it ??
12.30 in the afo here ATM.. nearly late enough for me , but om outta here for a while in a minute ..the suns a shinnin ...and I do not drink at all before hitting the starter on the CBR ..I need a short run to clear the cobwebs outta my head ...
and Dylan... that's sick in a good sortta way
..cats are a bit of a no no for me too, but a squished one ? prolly not a good look I would recon mate ..LOL
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07-19-2009, 03:04 PM
This is what I had before Spud, her name was Lucy.
She was unbelievable, she adored kids and a snuggle on the sofa but would kill eat then **** on the grave of anything that wandered into "her" garden.
I would recommend an English BT 100%. I cried like a baby when she went ( I had to borrow this pic as I havent got any digital pics of her)
She was unbelievable, she adored kids and a snuggle on the sofa but would kill eat then **** on the grave of anything that wandered into "her" garden.
I would recommend an English BT 100%. I cried like a baby when she went
( I had to borrow this pic as I havent got any digital pics of her)