Very few grooming issues...does not shed.mental note wrote:
"Mommy I want a pet hell hound"!max.patch wrote:
this dog is stressed out...
don't know what you're gonna do with it, but this 29" high skelton dog with poseable head and jaws is yours for $50 at costco.
[IMG:http://images.costco-static.com/image/media/350-997650-847__3.jpg]
Drybones wrote:
Very few grooming issues...does not shed.mental note wrote:
"Mommy I want a pet hell hound"!max.patch wrote:
this dog is stressed out...
don't know what you're gonna do with it, but this 29" high skelton dog with poseable head and jaws is yours for $50 at costco.
[IMG:http://images.costco-static.com/image/media/350-997650-847__3.jpg]
jimmyjam wrote:
Won't be anything to step in in the yard.
SarcasmTheElf wrote:
Trust me, Dead or alive the dog will find a way to leave a lawn mine, it's what they do.jimmyjam wrote:
Won't be anything to step in in the yard.
Drybones wrote:
Anyone ever heard of an killer whale attacking a person?
Drybones wrote:
Anyone ever heard of an killer whale attacking a person?
Dan76 wrote:
No fear and definitely no stress.
Dan76 wrote:
A Senga update...she's meeting the recipients this week. After a familiarization, she'll be matched with someone.
This is a pic of her graduating class.
LIhikers wrote:
Back when we used to raise guide dog puppies the best part of it was when we'd get to meet the person the dog was matched with.While I enjoy dogs, and animals, I'm more of a people person.Dan76 wrote:
A Senga update...she's meeting the recipients this week. After a familiarization, she'll be matched with someone.
This is a pic of her graduating class.
LIhikers wrote:
I wonder if there's a Pootrap for horses?????
The local county park that Kathy and I often walk in has a stable and allows county residents with horses to ride there.
Walking the trails is sometimes like walking a mine field.
max.patch wrote:
your dog will have no stress when he's wearing the poo trap.
sock, don't tell me you're gonna trust a couple blondes to test this thing.mental note wrote:
...and some real world results, given the learning curve.max.patch wrote:
your dog will have no stress when he's wearing the poo trap.
Drybones wrote:
I'd need compactor bags for my dog.
Awww. So sorry.TrafficJam wrote:
My beloved Casper can't stand or lift his head today and his breathing is labored. I think today is the day. He's getting lots of hugs and kisses from me along with lots of tears. 'This is really tough.
Sorry to hear this TJ, it's sucks big time.TrafficJam wrote:
My beloved Casper can't stand or lift his head today and his breathing is labored. I think today is the day. He's getting lots of hugs and kisses from me along with lots of tears. 'This is really tough.
A tough time for you. However from my experience, it was better to let a beloved dog go than to view the suffering.TrafficJam wrote:
My beloved Casper can't stand or lift his head today and his breathing is labored. I think today is the day. He's getting lots of hugs and kisses from me along with lots of tears. 'This is really tough.
Sorry to hear thatTrafficJam wrote:
My beloved Casper can't stand or lift his head today and his breathing is labored. I think today is the day. He's getting lots of hugs and kisses from me along with lots of tears. 'This is really tough.
Sorry to hear thisTrafficJam wrote:
My beloved Casper can't stand or lift his head today and his breathing is labored. I think today is the day. He's getting lots of hugs and kisses from me along with lots of tears. 'This is really tough.
Drybones wrote:
Anyone ever heard of an killer whale attacking a person?
max.patch wrote:
your dog will have no stress when he's wearing the poo trap.
