Belgian Malinois

[corgipower]

Male, 6 years old, free to a good home. Will include Tyr-proof crate. Will consider not good home.

Must have large supplies of bubble wrap to wrap yourself in. Must enjoy being used as a launching pad and being completely blown off when he's on the scent of a good marking spot. Must also enjoy endlessly petting a dog and having a 50 pound dog try to sit on your shoulders.

[Tahla9999]

Must also enjoy endlessly petting a dog and having a 50 pound dog try to sit on your shoulders.

LOL, Kai tries to do that too!

[BostonBanker]

MEMEMEMEMEME! I will forward my address.

[corgipower]

Originally Posted by BostonBanker

MEMEMEMEMEME! I will forward my address.

He's all yours.
Except that as the evening progresses and the pain sets in, I have decided he is no longer free. I will however trade him for pain meds. Let me know if that works for ya.

[BostonBanker]

I have Robaxin *danglesdanglesdangles*

Probably shouldn't be discussing drug trades online though, huh?

Um, he's your nicer-to-humans Mal, right? Want to make sure I'm not getting the 'other'.

And how does he feel about little bridle girls telling him to go stuff it?

[corgipower]

Originally Posted by BostonBanker

I have Robaxin *danglesdanglesdangles*

*drools a little and packages up the dog*

Probably shouldn't be discussing drug trades online though, huh?

Oh...hmmm...disregard the above comment.

Um, he's your nicer-to-humans Mal, right? Want to make sure I'm not getting the 'other'.

Nicer, yes. So nice it hurts. Literally. And not the nicer-to-humans Mal when he's heading for a spot to mark and pulls you flat onto your chest in a swampy yard landing you face down on a wooden bridge and then stands at the end of the flexi wondering what the hold up is while the less-nice Mal races to your side to see if everything's OK.

And how does he feel about little bridle girls telling him to go stuff it?

Uh, well...he's never encountered a little brindle girl. When a little fawn girl tells him to go stuff it, he takes that as a challenge and responds more forcefully. But when a little red boy tells him to go stuff it, he respects that.

[ihartgonzo]

Awww... no Tyr for me?

My friend Logan is dyingggg for a Mal. I should show him this to let him know what he's in for!

Originally Posted by corgipower

But when a little red boy tells him to go stuff it, he respects that.

LMAO! That's right. Respect the Corgi!!!!

[BostonBanker]

Awww... no Tyr for me?

Nope, all mine. Sorry, too slow.

Nicer, yes. So nice it hurts. Literally. And not the nicer-to-humans Mal when he's heading for a spot to mark and pulls you flat onto your chest in a swampy yard landing you face down on a wooden bridge and then stands at the end of the flexi wondering what the hold up is while the less-nice Mal races to your side to see if everything's OK.

I'm used to be ignored in my times of pain. Meg, for all her sweetness and love of people in general, and me in particular, couldn't care less when I am incredibly upset. My Bedlington, who was way less into me, was always distraught if I was crying. Meg just ignores it. As my friend said, "That's a bitch for you - it doesn't involve me, so it doesn't matter".

Tell Tyr to be ready for agility class when he gets out of the box, okay?

[corgipower]

Originally Posted by ihartgonzo

My friend Logan is dyingggg for a Mal. I should show him this to let him know what he's in for!

I know what I'm in for and I still love the melon heads.

LMAO! That's right. Respect the Corgi!!!!

[xpaeanx]

Originally Posted by corgipower

I know what I'm in for and I still love the melon heads.

Why is it that we all seem to do this? Especially when you end up with TWO of the same... because we didn't learn the first time?