As Connie mentioned, there seems to be a few moving to the softer side.
Down the road, maybe you, Dennis, and Randy can put the following on your "To Do List!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeoT66v4EHg
Look at that focus!
Oh my gosh... I don't know WHAT this has to do with Will's new weiner dog (Will, after seeing the little blood sniffing doxies Mike posted a while back, I found myself dreaming about a weiner pup too...) I can't help but wonder if the video is going to make Randy get out his spray bottle or make him want to get a cat? LOL! JUST teasing Randy - I think you know that. But wow... WHAT a cat. (hehehehe)
I've seen a number of minis, in particular the mini wires, that were super little earth dogs. The big ones not so much but they aren't shy about grabbing a mouthful of people.
Most wouldn't have a problem having a go at Fetz either.......Once anyway!
Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003
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Ok, here's the story:
I volunteer for several area humane societies and rescue organizations, and I was visiting one and foolishly took my wife along.......who wandered off and found "Sammy", a two year neutered jet black 11 lb. wiggling wiener dog.
That she just *had* to have.
He's a total lap dog, well mannered, completely house-broken and with some OB on him ( he was a surrender due to a couple moving, he's definitely a real find for a humane society ). He gets along great with the cats and our old Corgi, and I think that he and Frannie will be good buddies if she can be a little more gentle in her play with him.
Fetz is certain that Sammy has come to steal all his bitches and has now dedicated his life to eating the wiener dog if he ever gets a chance......which he won't.
We'll take some pictures soon and I'll post them.
So, just so we're clear here, he's my *wife's* dog, and I'm still macho and all...........< shifts Sammy onto his lap >
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