"Only working dogs are real dogs!"
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No, but we're thinking of framing the ribbons from the specialty along with the win pic and his Ch certificate and hanging it in the study. Or something like that lol.
We have Trey and Beau's trophies from my sister handling them at the kid's dog show displayed alongside our school trophies too. You can see where our priorities are LOL.
We have Trey and Beau's trophies from my sister handling them at the kid's dog show displayed alongside our school trophies too. You can see where our priorities are LOL.
I am glad we have so many members with not only a sense of humor but a sense of respect and caring for others in an online community. There are alot of unselfish, and funnay, people here who make this forum what it is. The rude, selfish and self centerred are truly the minnority on this board and this thread as well as another recent thread have proved this.
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I just skimmed through all 56 pages. And I'll say it before anyone else says it: "YES, I need a LIFE!" .. *LOL*
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
Melanie and the gang in Alaska
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
My dogs live in my house with me, where do yours live?
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Melanie and the gang in Alaska
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I just skimmed through all 56 pages. And I'll say it before anyone else says it: "YES, I need a LIFE!" .. *LOL*
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
Melanie and the gang in Alaska
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
My dogs live in my house with me, where do yours live?
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Melanie and the gang in Alaska
I just skimmed through all 56 pages. And I'll say it before anyone else says it: "YES, I need a LIFE!" .. *LOL*
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
Melanie and the gang in Alaska
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
My dogs live in my house with me, where do yours live?
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Melanie and the gang in Alaska
I just skimmed through all 56 pages. And I'll say it before anyone else says it: "YES, I need a LIFE!" .. *LOL*
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
Melanie and the gang in Alaska
I just have a few comments.
1. You people are crazy. FUNNY, but CRAZY!
2. I agree with so many of the comments about the concepts of "working" dogs. To me, the highest level of accomplishment a dog can possibly obtain is to be a loving, devoted companion who spends each and every day looking up to their human partners with absolute love and adoration. Anything else - competitive obedience, agility, hunting, pulling a sled - is just icing.
3. Others alluded to it, but I'll say it straight-out:
My dogs live in my house with me, where do yours live?
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Only dogs that live in the house are real dogs!
Melanie and the gang in Alaska