Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Of course he doesn't roll all the way over. Rotties.
Neither does my Oliver. He rolls onto his back and lays there spread out like a starfish waiting for someone (anyone) to rub his belly. The only thing that will roll him back is the sound of the 'fridge.
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Whooooaaaa guys. You just can not get a decent amount of cowering like this unless your compulsion has some threat behind it. We'll see who leaves a track now!
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Thanks Alex. I confess though, I stole that line from Ralph Kramden. The physical intimidation is all me. I edited out the part where he went into avoidance.
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