Packed some up in a bottle and it is in the mail. Be sure to have some Claritin on hand when you open it!
Head banger wrote:
looks like spring is there. send us some.
guidogodoy wrote:
Just too pretty a day and too nice a shot to miss this one today. I wonder what Jake will think when I actually open the pool and he figures out his "dog rest" is nothing of the sort?
Calvin hated water. Nina likes to romp in it as long as she can walk. Jake seems to follow the terrier part in liking water. Curious to know if he'll actually swim.
[guidogodoy] Monday, April 22, 2013 9:05:21 PM
Packed some up in a bottle and it is in the mail. Be sure to have some Claritin on hand when you open it!
Just too pretty a day and too nice a shot to miss this one today. I wonder what Jake will think when I actually open the pool and he figures out his "dog rest" is nothing of the sort?
Calvin hated water. Nina likes to romp in it as long as she can walk. Jake seems to follow the terrier part in liking water. Curious to know if he'll actually swim.
Just too pretty a day and too nice a shot to miss this one today. I wonder what Jake will think when I actually open the pool and he figures out his "dog rest" is nothing of the sort?
Calvin hated water. Nina likes to romp in it as long as she can walk. Jake seems to follow the terrier part in liking water. Curious to know if he'll actually swim.
[guidogodoy] Monday, April 22, 2013 7:35:28 PM
Just too pretty a day and too nice a shot to miss this one today. I wonder what Jake will think when I actually open the pool and he figures out his "dog rest" is nothing of the sort?
Calvin hated water. Nina likes to romp in it as long as she can walk. Jake seems to follow the terrier part in liking water. Curious to know if he'll actually swim.
[Becks] Sunday, April 14, 2013 5:43:23 PM
There are some right arseholes out there. I always say to people, if they harm an animal they WILL harm a person. If anyone ever hurt my furry boys there'd be hell to pay.
From my experience, those that mistreat animals are also the typical good "Church goers" in the public eye. You even see the same thing here. The most agressive comments are from someone who finishes with a: "God bless."
Becks wrote:
Aww well he's landed in a good place to recover then! Our dog is a shelter dog too - for months after we adopted him, if Craig raised his voice at him for being naughty, he'd simply cower and piss himself. He pissed himself one time when he saw Craig walk towards him with a belt - he was about to put the belt on, so non-threatening entirely. Poor boy.
guidogodoy wrote:
Thank you, Becks. I'll tell him you said so. He has rather low self-esteem at the moment. Just came from a shelter. Spot on his hind leg with no hair was because it was broken somehow. All healed physically but the mental scars stay longer.
He is slowly coming around, though.
Becks wrote:
Hello Jake he's cute!
guidogodoy wrote:
I could have been wrong with that last assumption.
In any case, I am proud to introduce Jake. Yes, shoe-muncher (QePD) with a Jack Russell tail basically. Getting along well with Nina and the birds.
[guidogodoy] Friday, April 12, 2013 9:44:15 PM
Poor boy, indeed! That is just too sad.
From my experience, those that mistreat animals are also the typical good "Church goers" in the public eye. You even see the same thing here. The most agressive comments are from someone who finishes with a: "God bless."
Aww well he's landed in a good place to recover then! Our dog is a shelter dog too - for months after we adopted him, if Craig raised his voice at him for being naughty, he'd simply cower and piss himself. He pissed himself one time when he saw Craig walk towards him with a belt - he was about to put the belt on, so non-threatening entirely. Poor boy.
guidogodoy wrote:
Thank you, Becks. I'll tell him you said so. He has rather low self-esteem at the moment. Just came from a shelter. Spot on his hind leg with no hair was because it was broken somehow. All healed physically but the mental scars stay longer.
He is slowly coming around, though.
Becks wrote:
Hello Jake he's cute!
guidogodoy wrote:
I could have been wrong with that last assumption.
In any case, I am proud to introduce Jake. Yes, shoe-muncher (QePD) with a Jack Russell tail basically. Getting along well with Nina and the birds.
[Becks] Thursday, April 11, 2013 9:48:45 PM
Aww well he's landed in a good place to recover then! Our dog is a shelter dog too - for months after we adopted him, if Craig raised his voice at him for being naughty, he'd simply cower and piss himself. He pissed himself one time when he saw Craig walk towards him with a belt - he was about to put the belt on, so non-threatening entirely. Poor boy.
Thank you, Becks. I'll tell him you said so. He has rather low self-esteem at the moment. Just came from a shelter. Spot on his hind leg with no hair was because it was broken somehow. All healed physically but the mental scars stay longer.
He is slowly coming around, though.
Becks wrote:
Hello Jake he's cute!
guidogodoy wrote:
I could have been wrong with that last assumption.
In any case, I am proud to introduce Jake. Yes, shoe-muncher (QePD) with a Jack Russell tail basically. Getting along well with Nina and the birds.
[guidogodoy] Thursday, April 11, 2013 8:09:28 PM
Thank you, Becks. I'll tell him you said so. He has rather low self-esteem at the moment. Just came from a shelter. Spot on his hind leg with no hair was because it was broken somehow. All healed physically but the mental scars stay longer.
I could have been wrong with that last assumption.
In any case, I am proud to introduce Jake. Yes, shoe-muncher (QePD) with a Jack Russell tail basically. Getting along well with Nina and the birds.
[guidogodoy] Wednesday, April 10, 2013 10:32:48 PM
I could have been wrong with that last assumption.
In any case, I am proud to introduce Jake. Yes, shoe-muncher (QePD) with a Jack Russell tail basically. Getting along well with Nina and the birds.
[guidogodoy] Sunday, March 17, 2013 10:10:04 PM
Just for you, Jer. Anyone who likes budgies (or parakeets as you call them) can't possibly be as nasty as you come across here.
Kiko. The oldest of my two adopted 'tiels. Photo taken right now.
Edited at: Sunday, March 17, 2013 10:11:17 PM
[Brian_Evans] Thursday, December 20, 2012 6:32:51 PM
Catfish!! ......I love catfish ...MMMMMmmmmm ...tasty! lol
[hellrider 31038] Thursday, December 20, 2012 6:09:40 PM
SOON TO HAVE SOME NEW ONES TO.I AM BUYING SOME FISH IN THE NEAR FUTURE .PROBABLY GET A COUPLE CATFISH SOME
GOLD FISH AND COUPLE OF THOSE ONES THAT LOOK LIKE ET.LOL.BEEN LIKE OVER 20 YEARS SINSE THE TANK HAD WATER IN IT.WAS UP IN MY DADS ATTIC FOR YEARS.
I AM ANXIOUSE TO BUY THE FISH ITS BEEN OVER 20 YEARS SINSE I HAD FISH [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Thursday, November 22, 2012 6:20:39 PM)
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YES I HAVE SOME PETS AND THEY SAY HI.LOL
[hellrider 31038] Thursday, November 22, 2012 6:20:39 PM
YES I HAVE SOME PETS AND THEY SAY HI.LOL
[hellrider 31038] Monday, November 12, 2012 7:36:47 PM
LOL.HE LOOKED TO BE HAVING A HARD TIME SMASHING IT OVER HIS HEAD. I HAD A SUDDEN URGE TO HELP.LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Brian_Evans from Saturday, November 10, 2012 9:19:15 PM)
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[HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Monday, November 12, 2012 10:27:50 AM
Haahaha! A Brillo bad? Yes, Sampson definitely fit him it sounds like. We finally have our youngest calling him Sebastian now. Funny thing is, he never answered to Sampson, but always answered to Sebastian when we used it! He made his choice, even he doesn't like Sampson!
Sebastian has my vote as well. My first dog was a samoyed. Adopted name? Brillo! That was because he ate a brillo pad as a puppy. HE bacame Sampson when we got him. Your new horse of a dog "to be" doesn't strike me as a "Sammy."
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Well, the man named him Sampson. He just isn't a Sampson to me. Mark and our oldest don't like it either. We are trying to convince our youngest that his name should be Sebastian. If you go to my FB page, I posted pictures from the Rescue when we first met him. He gave the boys endless kisses, it was adorable! He is so easy going and has a fantastic temperament! Good thing because he is HUGE! Just compared him to the 6 month old Shepherd in the neighborhood and he looks like a 4 month old compared to our boy! AND, he still has some growing to do! I think we have a pony on our hands
spapad wrote:
AWWWW! He's so pretty! What's his name? (Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Friday, November 09, 2012 11:19:12 AM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
This is our new boy. He is 6 1/2 months old. We got him from the Southwest Michigan German Shepherd Rescue on Tuesday. He is the sweetest boy, but he is already 70lbs, so he is going to be a HUGE boy. He was owned by an elderly man with health issues that could not handle such a big, strong boy. He never saw toys before, how SAD is that? He didn't even know what to do with a ball! It is so much fun watching him discover new things, even though it breaks my heart that he never had those things to begin with. He was never trained to sit/heel/down/stay, etc., so I really have my work cut out for me! It was much easier training a 15lb puppy at 8 weeks vs. a 70lb 6 1/2 month old puppy! But he is very eager to please and he is potty trained, so that's good!
Edited at: Saturday, November 10, 2012 9:23:21 AM
[guidogodoy] Monday, November 12, 2012 12:46:29 AM
Sebastian has my vote as well. My first dog was a samoyed. Adopted name? Brillo! That was because he ate a brillo pad as a puppy. HE bacame Sampson when we got him. Your new horse of a dog "to be" doesn't strike me as a "Sammy."
Well, the man named him Sampson. He just isn't a Sampson to me. Mark and our oldest don't like it either. We are trying to convince our youngest that his name should be Sebastian. If you go to my FB page, I posted pictures from the Rescue when we first met him. He gave the boys endless kisses, it was adorable! He is so easy going and has a fantastic temperament! Good thing because he is HUGE! Just compared him to the 6 month old Shepherd in the neighborhood and he looks like a 4 month old compared to our boy! AND, he still has some growing to do! I think we have a pony on our hands
spapad wrote:
AWWWW! He's so pretty! What's his name? (Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Friday, November 09, 2012 11:19:12 AM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
This is our new boy. He is 6 1/2 months old. We got him from the Southwest Michigan German Shepherd Rescue on Tuesday. He is the sweetest boy, but he is already 70lbs, so he is going to be a HUGE boy. He was owned by an elderly man with health issues that could not handle such a big, strong boy. He never saw toys before, how SAD is that? He didn't even know what to do with a ball! It is so much fun watching him discover new things, even though it breaks my heart that he never had those things to begin with. He was never trained to sit/heel/down/stay, etc., so I really have my work cut out for me! It was much easier training a 15lb puppy at 8 weeks vs. a 70lb 6 1/2 month old puppy! But he is very eager to please and he is potty trained, so that's good!
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