The Dogs of 911's
09-02-2011, 12:28 PM
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I have some colleagues in China and Go, Dog, Go is one of the foundational texts that they use to teach school kids to read English. A true classic. By the way ... Do You Like this Hat?
09-02-2011, 02:18 PM
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Here's Addie-bear, our 85-lb, 11.5 year-old, three-legged blonde Golden Retriever. The pic was taken at Barrier Porsche. She drew more attention than the new GTS...
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. He likes it there.
09-04-2011, 12:00 PM
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HAHA - yea...dogs make pretty good alarms!
yesterday out running around we took both dogs in the Burb. I stopped at 7-11 to buy a couple haagen-dazs bars and this car full of middle age crack heads pulls in and all pile out to smoke while their buddy goes to hit the cash machine....my dog was pretty cool till they moved closer to the truck, then made it read clear they were not welcome any closer...
I came out and said "sorry, they are real protective of their space" 2 of them said "good dogs, that what they should do"
I thought - yea....you are right, then I thought about the poor fools selling junk that venture onto my property.....they get the **** scared out of them with these two, clearly says...."no soliciting" and "Warning, guard dogs on duty" - in other words "keep the f^ck OUT!"
my "trunk monkey"says:
"Were you thinkin of stealing this tire.....I DONT THINK SO!"
yesterday out running around we took both dogs in the Burb. I stopped at 7-11 to buy a couple haagen-dazs bars and this car full of middle age crack heads pulls in and all pile out to smoke while their buddy goes to hit the cash machine....my dog was pretty cool till they moved closer to the truck, then made it read clear they were not welcome any closer...
I came out and said "sorry, they are real protective of their space" 2 of them said "good dogs, that what they should do"
I thought - yea....you are right, then I thought about the poor fools selling junk that venture onto my property.....they get the **** scared out of them with these two, clearly says...."no soliciting" and "Warning, guard dogs on duty" - in other words "keep the f^ck OUT!"
my "trunk monkey"says:
"Were you thinkin of stealing this tire.....I DONT THINK SO!"
09-04-2011, 01:29 PM
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On the corvette forum we have a member who always brings her 2 Great Danes with her on the cruses. Fully grown not something you would expect to see climbing out of a c5. Awesome...a family pet is just that a FAMILY member they are hard to loose enjoy..
09-04-2011, 02:09 PM
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i brought my parents basset hound(2) quite a few times in the 4s
one of them is pretty big and always move in the passenger seat and i hate it,
im like my leather!!!!
as for the smaller one, hes in the back seat and always put his head on the armrest
hehe
one of them is pretty big and always move in the passenger seat and i hate it,
im like my leather!!!!
as for the smaller one, hes in the back seat and always put his head on the armrest
hehe
09-04-2011, 03:06 PM
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Problem is with guard dogs is I keep forgetting my password I thought is was "What a Mooch" to get into my car.
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