Saffron K. Hall Webboard User Reg: 01-24-2003
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ohboyohboyohboyOhBoy!!!!! Puppeeeeeze!!!!
yah, you really need some more froufrou in that nursery.......i didn't see a baby moniter or big stacks of cloth diapers.......:-)
Fetus 2 has my name all over him. Yes I could already detect the sex. LOL!! Congrats Ingrid!!! Where are the pictures of you fanning Frost and feeding her grapes (aka chicken livers)? I am so happy and excited for you!!!
But help I am melting.....what a world, what a world.....come late August I will have an empty nest (2 legged kids)last time this happened 12 years ago when youngest went to school full time....Thor joined the family....Noooooooooooo not again.
Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003
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See.....I can offer a Frost puppy a cool summer home with a breeze ( we're having wonderful summer weather, and I feel bad for everybody who's cooking in the rest of the country )
See.....I can offer a Frost puppy a cool summer home with a breeze ( we're having wonderful summer weather,
Perhaps if a Frost pup was destined to be as fragile as Fetz,:laugh::laugh::laugh: the cool breeze and your experience with working dogs would be a plus. But pup #2 is all about challenges, bad weather, crappy handler that's what Ingrid is dreaming of as a suitable home. Stop coveting my pup; it's unbecoming.
Congratulations! Are they all spoken for? (just curious; I'm not ready for an ACD yet!)
You all are hilarious! Lynne, I have been pretty lackidasical about a formal "list" of prospective homes. My personal observations of other people's litters is that lots of people are gung ho but many decide against getting a pup for various reasons when it is time for the pups to go home.
So while I have interest in the litter, I am taking a wait and see based on what I get. I have kept in mind the people who have expressed interest the longest and that will obviously be taken into account. I just want to make sure the pups are matched up appropriately :-)
I am hoping that there will be a nice girl in the litter for me and Frost's breeder (and owner of the stud dog) has next choice of the girls but she is pretty heavy with dogs right now and she said she might pass on a girl if I get a nice one and take a pup out of her down the road.
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