Forget Cats... this worlds gone to the dogs....

wroughtn_harv · Jul 11, 2002

But not all harvs are bunnys!!!!/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

exeter_acres · Jul 11, 2002

Ok.... Now thats just wrong!!

But I have a two year old so I gotta wonder when I nibble on his fingers!

Curtis

Golfgar4 · Jul 11, 2002

<font color=blue>"Attached is a picture of her in her most comfortable position. We call it the dead deer position."</font color=blue>

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Boy, you're sure right about that looking like a dead deer!

You've got great looking dogs. It's amazing that three such different breeds can live in the same house! Ally's really cute. Can't get 'em much blacker! Don't let her out at night, you'll never see her again!/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

Isn't it funny how the bigger dogs (Chloe) can be afraid of the smaller ones? Our little Bailey (5 lbs.) has 100 lb. dogs backed into a corner out at the PetSmart store.

Is Gizmo a poodle? He does look like he doesn't take anything from any of the others.

Boy, I admire you for having 3 different dogs. One is enough for me! Have fun with them!

Kevin_in_Mi · Jul 11, 2002

Beautiful looking dog and nice pond too. Does she like to go swimming.
Our two dogs took to the dog door within a couple of hours. it never ceases to amaze me of their intelligence and their egarness to please if they are well cared for. Here's to mans best friend and then to his tractor.

Inspector507 · Jul 11, 2002

Golfgar,
Thats whats amazing about dogs...........do they really know what different breeds are?? Or do they care? Maybe humans could learn a lesson here. Just thinking...../w3tcompact/icons/grin.gif

Golfgar4 · Jul 11, 2002

<font color=blue>"do they really know what different breeds are?? Or do they care?"</font color=blue>

Hmmmmmm /w3tcompact/icons/hmm.gif. Points to ponder!

I think they do know the difference, and I think they do care. What other explanation would there be for Bailey loving and playing with everybody else, but hating and staying away from my jerk brother-in-law! /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

By the way, the jerk part is a family concensus (even by his wife!/w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif).

Rowski · Jul 11, 2002

Thanks, She doesn't swim yet. she will only wade up to the bottom of her chest at most. I was hopping to help her with that this summer. I hope you can tech an old dog new tricks. Not that she's old (5).

Read your profile, what do you do for your Auto engineer design?

looch · Jul 12, 2002

Much like you, I bought this guy for hunting but he mostly spends his time searching for more comfortable areas to sleep. His real name is Stradivarius Wilhelm, but we call him Willy. He's going to be 8 next month. We also have another that we bought 2 years ago. His name is Stradivarius Rook - don't have any scanned photos of him yet, though.

I call this picture the "Essence of Willy."

BKColeman · Jul 12, 2002

Garry,

Thanks for saying I have good looking dogs. I thought so too. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

Bailey is really cute. Looks "huggable". My in-laws have a yorkie. My mother-in-law bought him to be a lapdog. But he turned out to be a trick dog so he spends all of his time with my retired father-in-law in the garage putting on a show. When he does something bad, they tell him to go to jail. He goes to a little pet taxi, gets in, and shuts the door behind him. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

--Brad

BKColeman · Jul 12, 2002

Paul, Willy is a fine looking dog. I sure recognize that expression. I see he likes Kongs too. My dogs love them. There's one under almost every chair and couch in our house. When they get tired of it they try to hide them.

My dog's registered name is Sankt George's Lucky Four Leaf Clover, but we just call her Chloe for short.