Grizz 700: The dogs approve

Boondox · Dec 3, 2006

Tadcaster (up front) and Tuppence the Wonderbitch (in back) heartily approve of our new quad.

Pete

dsb5610 · Dec 3, 2006

Boondox,

Nice pic. Our golden loves to ride around in the back of the Toolcat. She doesn't want to miss out on anything. When we had Gators she was always in the back of them. When we get ATVs I will need to rig up something like you have so she can ride on the back.

dsb

Kyle_in_Tex · Dec 3, 2006

Who's the boss?

I think Tuppence is

Nice machine. Keep us updated on how you like it and what you can tackle with it. I bet it can climb a wall.

Thomas · Dec 3, 2006

Morning Pete.
That would make a great ad...now they got there own seats there going to expect a ride everytime you turn the key.

TOMMYHPX4X4 · Dec 3, 2006

i had a golden retiever that passed away a few months ago she was 11 years old man i stared at your picture for a long time thanks for bringing back her memory. her name was rosie. her registered name on the akc papers was (presidents little muffin) or (muffin) for short but we called her ''rosie'' she was the spittin image of the one sitting on your lap.

Boondox · Dec 3, 2006

TOMMYHPX4X4 said:
i had a golden retiever that passed away a few months ago she was 11 years old man i stared at your picture for a long time thanks for bringing back her memory. her name was rosie. her registered name on the akc papers was (presidents little muffin) or (muffin) for short but we called her ''rosie'' she was the spittin image of the one sitting on your lap.

Tommy, the one in my lap is Tadcaster. He's a year old and 88# already. We got him shortly after the death of Tetley, my wonderful soul dog, at the age of seven from cancer. I wasn't sure how I'd feel about a pup so soon after losing my boy, but his first day here little Tadcaster play-bowed to Tetley's grave. I knew right then I had a winner, and since then he's shown a remarkable ability to sense when my wife or myself are feeling blue.

I can tell Rosie had a good life with you. She, like Tetley, was one of those special dogs that tug at your heartstrings long after they pass.

Tadcaster sends a sloppy kiss.

Pete

TOMMYHPX4X4 · Dec 6, 2006

i used to take her (rosie )to the bayou in the back of my hpx and let her swim with my black lab ''buddy'' then she got to old to jump into the back and i was injured at work so i couldn't lift her into it so i had to put a 2x12 so she could walk up it and for her to get back into the bed in the woods i would back into a ditchand lower the tailgate and she would walk right in.as soon as i get my computer back up and running right i'll post a picture of her in the back of the hpx.