Ah, that makes sense. I was thinking Bouvier des Flandres. Swiss Mountain Dog (or maybe Bernese Mountain Dog) I do see. :)
So...any decision yet? Just remember, the dog can pull all your groceries home, saving you gas money. :P
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Ah, that makes sense. I was thinking Bouvier des Flandres. Swiss Mountain Dog (or maybe Bernese Mountain Dog) I do see. :)
So...any decision yet? Just remember, the dog can pull all your groceries home, saving you gas money. :P
Say YES to the dog!
The top five reasons to consider a dog as a pet include:
• Loyalty. There are few creatures canine or otherwise that are as loyal as a good dog. These animals will give their undying affection to their owner for very little in return. A little food, water and a scratch or two behind the ear is generally all it takes to start forging a bond that will last a life time. It takes very little effort to gain a dog’s loyalty.
• Companionship. Along with loyalty comes a level of companionship that is unmatchable. A good dog that has been properly trained will go to the ends of earth and back with its owner. Some dogs simply like to go along for the ride, others like to run the rat race along with their owners. How much or how little companionship takes place will be up to the owner generally – the dog typically will take as much as it can get!
• Unconditional love. Most dogs will love their owners no matter what they do or what they say. Even a misguided harsh word will have very little impact on a dog five minutes later. They are very quick to forgive and they don’t seem to care how rich, how poor or how successful a person is. All they care about is pleasing their owners and getting a little love in return. If only most humans were as easy to get along with, the world would be a much nicer place.
• Protection. Even the smallest of dogs will go out of their way to protect their owners. Providing an early warning system for company, unwanted or not, and even a little brute force on occasion, dogs can be wonderful for ensuring a safe home. In fact, in many cases a dog’s bark is more successful at warding off burglars than an alarm system.
• Joy. The simple fact of the matter is that dogs can bring a lot of joy into their owner’s lives. There is something incredible about coming home after a long, hard day to a wagging tail and a happy face.
Brats are not speaking to me. & can someone explain to the cat that there is no need to wash himself - I already did it! :P
He's not washing himself, he's drying himself off!
Did he get into something so he needed a bath?
Awwwww, nothing like a wet cat. I remember when I had to wash one of my cats. I think she got oil on her , she was a long haired cat. She tried to get out of the tub by clawing her way out and she got my in the boob and I swear the claw went right through and through the skin. That hurt.
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Nevermind, he could even tow the car out of snow banks.
Help! cannot find my free cheerios that expires today.....
whew! Found it...!!!
He never seems to learn! The dog got into the tub, waiting for a cookie, then realized what was up. So the silly cat came in to see why she was in his room & I swear he was laughing at her. So...if he's gonna laugh at her misfortune, he'll get to experience it himself. ;)
No one was traumatized by the bath, although the human needed a nap after removing fur from the floor, the walls, the ceiling. :P
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Ive had a recurring dream every few months and had it again last night.
I have tons of recurring dreams and nightmares. Some since childhood.Quote:
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This is an unusaly one though. ANd like I said, I have some variation of it eveery few months.
Anyone know what these trolls were up to today? Hate when I leave and poof there they are but banned and I know nothing gee I try not to post very much and there still stalking me I swear it is a REG SC gone mad LOL
PATTY are you getting the pup?
I just wish I understood the dreams.