who might rise up and deal sternly with those who have wronged them so...
So, I guess we should feed them pub food and drink Guinness to make sure they can't get ahold of us, while they still think they are getting along with us...
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So, I guess we should feed them pub food and drink Guinness to make sure they can't get ahold of us, while they still think they are getting along with us...
I win with chocolate & a BLT (minus the L) for breakfast!
And a good morning to you, too!
I believe you are mistaken on that, as I am winning because my cat is laying half on my keyboard, but I'm still able to type
Cats are winners and the best dog toy ever invented.
Many cats find dogs to be interesting things to play with, too.
Have had several dogs and cats, and some have gotten along better than others. That video is a lot like how our current cat and late dog used to play together. They often wrestled on the stairs...
It's too bad my wife is now so allergic to cats because otherwise we'd get a cat for our dog tomorrow.
Rick O'Shez
Irishman bouncing off walls
I used to look after an Irish wolf-hound called Digby. His favourite toys were large tree branches which he would run around with in his mouth, sometimes knocking people off their feet. Bless him!
A friend had a German Shepherd who had bowling balls to play with...you literally had to throw them for her...she'd pick them up--after pushing them around for a minute or two--by the finger holes and bring it back...
Our late dog, Abby--a boxer-pit mix, weighing in at 60 lbs--loved to grab fallen branches and drag them around. And break them with her mouth. And then she'd chew on them like a bone.
I suspect, however, that Digby's branches were much larger than the ones she picked...
I suspect, however, that Digby's branches were much larger than the ones she picked...
Our last dog used to love to pick up rocks and other items from the local "stream", actually a channelized. Rocks, beer bottles and once a power drill so heavy that her head was sideways was her delight. Prying her jaws open to retrieve these items was a challenge.
Hello, Wu, I'm glad you checked in to briefly win
How are you. I am fine. Well, more or less fine depending on you define fine. But if I win this thread with this post, then fine will be fine.