My Irish Chain
12-13-2008, 08:02 PM
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Location: The Villages, FL
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When my girls were little I rescued a standard poodle. He taught himself to let my youngest daughter when bus her for school was outside (she is deaf) He was the main man in the house and took absolute care of her all the time. I rescued a cat last year who is the delight of my life and my husband - who doesn't like cats. Nemo took care of that. People who rescue animals are special. And they end up with special critters, too?
12-14-2008, 01:18 PM
#34
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Location: Camas, Washington
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Love the raining cats and dogs fabric. Dog and son approved, it's a winner.
This is my sister's Bo(w). I didn't like poodles till he came along. The ones I had been around were so blah --no character at all. He is such a character, he cracks me up all the time with his antics. When he won't come in for his "Mommy" or "Papa" they call on "Auntie" (me) to get him in. I start counting (in Spanish). I only count to three---he's usually comes before I get there.
This is my sister's Bo(w). I didn't like poodles till he came along. The ones I had been around were so blah --no character at all. He is such a character, he cracks me up all the time with his antics. When he won't come in for his "Mommy" or "Papa" they call on "Auntie" (me) to get him in. I start counting (in Spanish). I only count to three---he's usually comes before I get there.
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