tigerfans2
Topeka, Ks., UNITED STATES of AMERICA
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... that you'll ever do.
Two can be as bad as one
it's the loneliest number
since the number one.
Brought to you by 3 Dog Nite:
Sometimes when going to the Vet I've seen raised eyebrows when walking in with a Rott on one leash and a ChitBull Terror (or so HE thinks, Chihuahua is Spanish for pea brain) on the other. If any of you have concerns about bringing a small dog into the house with a large dog, such as a Rott, here's some advice. Establish at a VERY EARLY age that the Rott is DAD's dog and not to be attacked or chewed on (too much). If you do this you can continue to provide a safe home for the Rott.
Murphy the foxhound mix (or so the vet says), is Riley's (the Rott) dog. Where Riley goes so goes Murphy.......
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tigerfans2
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Forgot to add, pay no attention to the paper scraps on the floor, we've been trying for 15 years to get Ethel the love bird to not litter, I don't think she's paying attention to us.
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Code2High
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Looks like you need a bigger dog bed!
susan
What I want to know is, when are they going to start selling Comfort Zone for HUMANS????? 'Cause some days...
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CA POPPY
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That is an adorable picture! I have tried, without luck, to convince our two dogs and cat that each could provide valuable body heat, but then, this IS Southern California. I'll bet they'd see it differently if we lived in a cold climate. 
Judy & Bud (Judy usually the one talking here)
2004 Pleasure-Way Excel TD
co-pilots, Rosie & Poquita
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Gottahaveit
Stockton CA
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What an adorable picture..thanks for sharing.. the Title alone was priceless.
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juliev
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What a great photo! I wish our 3 dogs would be smart enough to share. They're like siblings complaining if one of the others touches them on the bed.
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Beaudoin Beauties
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I wish I knew how to post a picture...I can never quite figure it out! I have a 45 pound beagle that is PETRIFIED of a 5 pound kitten and gives her bed up to her with NO argument! I'm trying to make her understand it's a good thing to let the kitten lay with her...it'll keep her warmer! You'd think at 13 the beagle would have figured that one out!?
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tigerfans2
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Code2High wrote:Looks like you need a bigger dog bed!
Like the ones in the spare bedroom? 
We gave up and put that one in the living room and now it's the most popular spot in the house when the rest of the pack (ie: mom & dad) is there.
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bonniesoo
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Wow they fit together like a jig saw puzzle...
Kim & Donna Hale
2003 Itasca Horizon
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Toad
Mika & Suki - 2 spoiled pekingese
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TTBeachBum
in the woods but near the water, Long Island
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That is priceless!!!
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