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Worksmart
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David - Here goes......The black newfie "Sam" is mine. The black/white newfie "Bruno" and the Old English Sheepdog "Barney" are my ex-girlfriends' but I still get visitation /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif. The two berners are my parents' "Ike and Bear." They've since added another berner. And last but not least...the only girl in the bunch "Aurora" is my brothers'. She's a mix not sure what but she sure is a sweetheart. Got that straight?? Thanks for asking. Chuck
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Chuck; Aurora looks to me like she could be part malamute judging by her profile in your first photo. Although what she is mixed with could make her look that way, and maybe be part husky. Anyway, she sure must be part upnorth gog in one way or another. She's a pretty dog.
I was going to reply to your first thread and ask where you got a malamute with that much orange/brown on her shoulders. Una, my malamute, has the traditional markings and colors /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
I was going to reply to your first thread and ask where you got a malamute with that much orange/brown on her shoulders. Una, my malamute, has the traditional markings and colors /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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MaineGuy
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Chuck, We call the mixed breed a "Great Northern." Sounds just about right.
David
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Tom_W
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I guess I should post pics of my "furkids".
Here's my 14 year old lab, Misty. My working buddy. She's not afraid of any power tool I have in the garage. Including the tractor and the chain saw. She'll lay down behind me when I'm cutting wood and before you know it I've got a chip pile with legs! She'll also laydown on the dirt pile that I'm making as I dig a hole with the backhoe. I have to nudge her with the bucket to get her to go.
Here's my 14 year old lab, Misty. My working buddy. She's not afraid of any power tool I have in the garage. Including the tractor and the chain saw. She'll lay down behind me when I'm cutting wood and before you know it I've got a chip pile with legs! She'll also laydown on the dirt pile that I'm making as I dig a hole with the backhoe. I have to nudge her with the bucket to get her to go.
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Tom_W
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Tom_W
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And here's my pup Meat Head (Abby). This dog is perpetual motion. She doesn't stop moving! She's about 8 mo's now and is getting used to the equipment. The first time I started the tractor with her near by, all I saw was a**hole and elbows heading in the other direction. She doesn't like to share with Misty though. In this pic, she's got her's and Misty's toy.
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Inspector507
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Tom W,
This is "Buddy". Rescued from the County Shelter one day before "it was all over for him". He goes everywhere with me. That is, used to /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif. He used to lay under the sawhorses while I was cutting wood and get up all covered in sawdust. Shook it off and kept following me. Then one day I fired up the air compressor and he kinda had a silly look on his face but layed at my feet. Then I used the air nailer.....he ran to the door to the house and sat begging to go back in. To this day he will go into the garage with me, but if I so much as try to use a battery drill, he wants in the house.
This is "Buddy". Rescued from the County Shelter one day before "it was all over for him". He goes everywhere with me. That is, used to /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif. He used to lay under the sawhorses while I was cutting wood and get up all covered in sawdust. Shook it off and kept following me. Then one day I fired up the air compressor and he kinda had a silly look on his face but layed at my feet. Then I used the air nailer.....he ran to the door to the house and sat begging to go back in. To this day he will go into the garage with me, but if I so much as try to use a battery drill, he wants in the house.
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Tom_W
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You know it's a funny thing, as I said, misty has no fear of any of my tools. She is however really pissed at the vacuum in the house. She attacks it every time it's used. Go figure.
Inspector507, you mentioned using a nailer, Misty thought it was a gun and started looking for a bird to fall out of the sky. We've had her since she was a pup and having her in our life has been great. I know she is in the twilight of her life and when the day comes, she will be missed. I can only hope that abby will be half the dog misty is.
Inspector507, you mentioned using a nailer, Misty thought it was a gun and started looking for a bird to fall out of the sky. We've had her since she was a pup and having her in our life has been great. I know she is in the twilight of her life and when the day comes, she will be missed. I can only hope that abby will be half the dog misty is.
