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#360630 - 05/09/2012 06:40 PM |
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is making me want one!!! 
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#360637 - 05/09/2012 07:43 PM |
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That's funny, Tanya, I'm having the opposite reaction. These recent threads have me thinking how crazy I would be to ever get another puppy.  I think I just may be sticking to adopting older dogs from now on! Of course, you're probably a lot younger than me. 
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I hear ya Tanya! I keep telling myself a couple more years to let my current high energy boy mellow out, improve my training skills and THEN I will get a puppy.
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LOL I keep thinking about a cute little Logan sired puppy jumping on me and biting my hands when I try to pet it...awwwww OUCH!
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#360651 - 05/09/2012 10:22 PM |
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I think Tasmanian Devils are just DS puppies waiting for the stork to deliver them.
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NOTHING like a new pup! I've said it a dozen times but I'd rather see the light bulb come on with a pup then compete with a finished dog.
Since I've "discovered" marker training, that has risen ten fold...at least!
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seeing the puppy pics of Drago definately made me wish Tucker wasn't such an a**hole...lol. But it's not just him, it's me, working fulltime and my place is just too small right now.
puppy breath.....i'ld wear it like perfume if it was socially acceptable!!!
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#360689 - 05/10/2012 12:03 PM |
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That's funny, Tanya, I'm having the opposite reaction. These recent threads have me thinking how crazy I would be to ever get another puppy. I think I just may be sticking to adopting older dogs from now on! Of course, you're probably a lot younger than me.
Funny..cuz my motto used to be older dogs, but now that I've had my crazy dog as a pup I want another one! Seems like the older I get (44 now) I want young and when I was young I wanted old 
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That's funny, Tanya, I'm having the opposite reaction. These recent threads have me thinking how crazy I would be to ever get another puppy. I think I just may be sticking to adopting older dogs from now on! Of course, you're probably a lot younger than me.
Funny..cuz my motto used to be older dogs, but now that I've had my crazy dog as a pup I want another one! Seems like the older I get (44 now) I want young and when I was young I wanted old
I'm a decade or so older than you, so I guess that makes me old but not ancient, like Bob, who Connie informs us in another thread was around when dogs were invented.  
And I say no more puppies now, but......you just never know! It would be tempting, and I might, I just might......
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That's funny, Tanya, I'm having the opposite reaction. These recent threads have me thinking how crazy I would be to ever get another puppy. I think I just may be sticking to adopting older dogs from now on! Of course, you're probably a lot younger than me.
Funny..cuz my motto used to be older dogs, but now that I've had my crazy dog as a pup I want another one! Seems like the older I get (44 now) I want young and when I was young I wanted old
I'm a decade or so older than you, so I guess that makes me old but not ancient, like Bob, who Connie informs us in another thread was around when dogs were invented.
And I say no more puppies now, but......you just never know! It would be tempting, and I might, I just might......  MOI? OLD?......but I refuse to grow up!!!
At 66 I still think about another puppy...but the wife has gotten better at keeping me in check. 
I haven't had just one dog most of my life. Down to two...but a sweet, crazy little Border Terrier (had two) for the house is always on the back of my mind. 
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