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Leilana
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Beebs, your dogs sound great!!! I wish I was allowed dogs at UNI, but alas, they say no to dogs. My response was to be a brat... 'Cat?' 'No.' 'Fish?' 'No.' 'um...sea monkeys?' 'NO PETS!' 
I eventually gave up and bought glass fish which I stare at mournfully every once and a while.  |
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Yavanie
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Leilana,
you need the pics of Andreth and Scorcia's puppies so you can drool over them. I bet it'd be better than glass fish!
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inglor
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Amlee
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Is that a real dog or a rug?  Beautiful Puppy! |
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Leila
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Location: the Pegasus Galaxy
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MaglorRedeemed
Joined: 31 Jul 2004
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Location: The land of Mormons, green Jell-O and Orson Scott Card
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My precioussssss.... (come on, ya knew that was coming.)
Anyway, I have a 7-year-old yellow lab named Daisy who my dad got off a co-worker who had gotten two little dogs that Daisy whom his ex-wife had just dumped on him absolutely detested. At any rate, we ended up with Daisy. She eats anything and everything she can get her muzzle on and is one of the smartest animals I know--she's learned how to open virtually every trash container in the house and has a bigger vocabulary than any dog I've ever met. She's sweet and hyper to a fault and is scared to death of thunder, guns, falling objects and The Great Outdoors. (We tried to take her camping once and that was a disaster. She hid in the car the entire time and refused to come out.)
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Crystalline
Joined: 22 Jul 2004
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Location: America
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Hello...I saw that there was a dog thread, and I just had to post!
I've had dogs all my life, starting at two years old with Argos, a German Shepherd. He was named after the ship of Greek legend, kinda, lol. I then had another shepherd named Onyx, who was all black with some white, and fluffy.
Then I had my big girls, Xena, Hera's Hellion, and Cherie Gabrielle. Funny enough, their names matched their personalities. hee they were named after Xena and Gabrielle of the T.V. show. they were both English Mastiffs, and sadly, I had to give them away because we decided our yard wasn't big enough . so, the pool man got them, since his lot is huge.
Okay, if you haven't died of boredom yet, my current doggie is a black Labrador, and his name is Che. He's named after the revolutionary Che Guevara. He had three owners prior to me, and I'm so lucky to have him. He's a typical lab, always wanting my attention, or something to eat. Also, he's the Official Floor Cleaner of the family, and Designated Foot Warmer, and Living Alarm Clock. ( he wakes me up each morning at eight or earlier to let him outside, lol, never fails!) and he is scared to death of the vacuum, and the hairdryer, lol.. I don't know what else to say, except that I'll try to get some pictures up someday.
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Sorcia
Joined: 15 Jan 2004
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Location: Gods, Sean in glasses, how dishy
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Sounds like he is all Lab Crystalline. Glad you gave him a forever home. So many Labs needing rehoming...people just don't get the breed...they are people in fur for the most part  .
Cheers
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Crystalline
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Sorcia, I totally agree with you! he is a fuzzy little person, lol. and yes, some people don't have the patience to deal with a Lab, which is sad, because they are wonderful dogs!
Who else in here said their dog will stand by the door looking all pitiful? Che does the same thing, but when you go to let him out, he turns around, lays down, and acts all sad and won't move an inch towards the door, lol. he'll do this two or three times before going outside...weird isn't he?
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SUSZAANA
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I also saw the dog thread and had to post. At the moment I have two dogs. One a Yellow lab named Probert (named after a hockey player who got into trouble a lot) and a lab/pit bull mix named Lady.
Probert is the most incredibly bad dog I have ever had. I love him to death but he makes me nuts. He has chewed a hole in the dry wall, eaten shoes, broken my cell phone a least two times and will take any food item left unprotected.
Lady is a good girl as long as you are not the gardener. She really goes crazy when he tries the cut the lawn. God help him if she ever got out when he was around. She also had a small ball obsession. We have about 10 tennis balls in the living room right now.
Got to love those little furry people. I don’t know how to live without them.
Suszaana
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Yavanie
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Crystalline,
that's my furry friend, the black lab Shadow Underfoot who just stands at the door to go out. I live in a house full of boys (hubby and dog included) if you want anything around here, you've got to let yourself be heard. We got him (from a rescue group) for the kids, but we all know whose dog he really is!!!
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Leila
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Just got a new puppy! 
Went out to eat and came home with a little black and white boy Shih Tzu puppy who has been named Charlie Panda Bear.
Will put up some pictures of him as soon as possible.
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Eruanna
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| Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2005 11:19 am Post subject: Doggies |
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Leila: Congratulations on the new addition! Puppies are such a joy!
Don't laugh, now...
First of all, I have a pretty blonde dog with pointed ears!!!!!!!!
(NO, she was not inspired by Peter Jackson's lovely Lorien wardens...nor Taco Bell...)
Actually, she is a 12-year-old fawn shortcoat Chihuahua. VERY, very smart. She is the princess and everyone waits on her. She is MY dog!
We also have two Weimaraners, both rescue children. Like Yavanie, they also interviewed us for adoption. We adopted them young. The boy is 8 and the girl is 7 (not from the same litters.) We have had three Jacuzzi decks destroyed by them, and they "caught" a sprinkler head that they hunted and killed in the backyard!
The Chi is very, shall we say, opinionated, so we have to keep her separated from her huge siblings with a doggie gate. She is entirely a house dog. She sleeps in her own bed next to ours; the Weims sleep on the couch. When she wants her chest petted, she will touch you with her paw!
Come to think of it, everyone waits on all the dogs. We live for their food and comfort... We are snack dispensers and petting machines!
I think Sorcia mentioned something about a Weim named Gandalf! Yes, they are called Grey Ghosts because of their beautiful coats.
Husband came from a family with German Shorthaired Pointers and Weims and I came from a Chihuahua family. Again, please don't laugh!
--Eruanna, who wishes that Huan was not the only talking dog
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DandieeLyon
Joined: 29 Mar 2005
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Location: Colorado
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Aw...doggies. I loves 'em!
My poochie is a Border Collie/Australian cattle dog mix.
I got her from the Dumb Friends' League here in Denver. Actually,this is kinda funny. The day I went there,I wasn't even there to get a pet. I had gone with a friend who was looking to adopt a cat. While she was looking,I wandered over to where the dogs were,and then I saw her,all quiet and forlorn looking. I asked if I could put her on hold,so I could talk to my boyfriend about it,but they said no. She was 1 day away from getting put to sleep,as she had spent 10 months there. I took her right then and there.
She was 8 yrs. old when I got her,and now she is 12. I named her "Speak" after a comic book character,before realizing that she didn't bark. At all. Ever. How ironical!
Speak is a doll and my sweet old lady...how nobody got her before me is something I'll never understand,but I'm greatful we found eachother!
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Texasgirl
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i've been away all weekend and i have to post about my baby!
cooper is an 8-year-old golden.
he has been with me since he was born and i love him to pieces...he goes practically everywhere with me that he can - he doesn't even mind the 5 am runs, and usually still fresh at the end of them.
it was easier to manage him when i still lived at the ranch, but we make do now. he loved running along the horses when i went out riding, or leading rides.
he's also a great dog to take hunting - my dad and brothers would always steal him for the father-son(and occasionally daughter) hunt, and then come back and they would try to keep him. grrrrr....
how i love thee, cooper!
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