Avoid Pet Adoptions...
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Agreed!
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Oh to be a dog with a good home....
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From his position and his packed suitcase, looks like he's having second thoughts about running away!
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Yep,looks like Marley's a keeper. Enjoy your bunch,they look like they really throw the love right back at 'ya !
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I'm guessing 65 lbs.LsFarm wrote:Great looking dog John!! Looks like a lot of Beagle in his background.. at 3.5 months.. do you think he'll stay under 50# ??
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Look at all the puppies!! (all dogs are puppies to me - that's what I call all of them )
I'm a cat man myself (is that an oxymoron??? ), but puppies are alright in my book.
I'm a cat man myself (is that an oxymoron??? ), but puppies are alright in my book.
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Those two butts in my picture are pound puppies,both dauchhunds.
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Won't go out in the snow. I had to pick him up and carry him out earlier. Now when I call "Marley--let's go potty!" he runs out of the room.
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Marley doesn't seem to mind the cold, he has that thick loose skin that you can move around and squish up around his face, he just didn't like the snow.
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I used to have a German Shepherd mix; fixed her up with a real nice insulated doghouse. She would lay down out in the snow, curl up and go to sleep. Sometimes the snow would cover her up to the point it would just look like a mound of snow in the yard. Amazing creatures, dogs are.
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I finally got him outside again, he decided he loves snow. Now he is off in the house somewhere shredding Christmas decorations.
Just checked, I was correct:
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That cat on Chevy Chase's Christmas Vacation comes to mind there! Looks like he was hungry!
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I'm glad that I read that the whole way through. Thought I was going to have to defend adopting pets.
This is Juliet, who we adopted from a shelter last year. My kids fell in love with her. She's mostly a Black Lab, but she's very small; I'm guessing under thirty pounds. When she runs, she looks like a greyhound. Maybe a little terrier in there. I'll take her, though, because she's the best dog I've ever had, although she has had her falls from grace (second picture.)
Congrats on your newest member of the family.
This is Juliet, who we adopted from a shelter last year. My kids fell in love with her. She's mostly a Black Lab, but she's very small; I'm guessing under thirty pounds. When she runs, she looks like a greyhound. Maybe a little terrier in there. I'll take her, though, because she's the best dog I've ever had, although she has had her falls from grace (second picture.)
Congrats on your newest member of the family.