just dogs
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lokie
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Better tell the dog. It is still looking for trouble.
blu3bird
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Better tell the dog. It is still looking for trouble.
She was looking at one of my company's OTR drivers, he just come in from the west coast and was getting his clothes and stuff out of his truck to go home for the holiday weekend. He's an older guy in his 70's and my dog just loves him, she wanted to go see him.
raratt
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Our freakin dog snuck out into the garage again today when I was getting ice for the wife's water. She found a little bottle of acrylic paint and tried a little paw painting with it out there when she wasn't tearing apart foam. How it didn't end up all over her I have no idea. She didn't make a noise the whole time she was out there to be let back in. Glad it wasn't really hot today. Note to self, do a head count prior to leaving the house.
LOL consciousness of guilt! Kids, smh.
cannabineer
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raratt
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ANC
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My wife also only heard that joke this week.
BarnBuster
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to do this to these $100K dogs makes me want to puke, email your state rep!
https://www.conservativeusa.net/mega-cong.htm
https://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?OrderBy=state&Sort=ASC
"The U.S. government continued to provide dozens of bomb-sniffing dogs to the Kingdom of Jordan, even as the animals were dying of serious health problems and others were so poorly treated that they had “lost the will to work,” a government evaluation found. Since 2008, at least 12 U.S.-trained explosive detection canines provided to the kingdom under an antiterrorism program died from medical problems. Others were overworked, unhealthy and forced to live in kennels with “barely existent” sanitation, including some where a deadly virus was rampant, officials said."
https://www.stripes.com/news/ig-rep...hen-they-died-from-poor-care-1.598761#gallery
https://www.conservativeusa.net/mega-cong.htm
https://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?OrderBy=state&Sort=ASC
"The U.S. government continued to provide dozens of bomb-sniffing dogs to the Kingdom of Jordan, even as the animals were dying of serious health problems and others were so poorly treated that they had “lost the will to work,” a government evaluation found. Since 2008, at least 12 U.S.-trained explosive detection canines provided to the kingdom under an antiterrorism program died from medical problems. Others were overworked, unhealthy and forced to live in kennels with “barely existent” sanitation, including some where a deadly virus was rampant, officials said."
https://www.stripes.com/news/ig-rep...hen-they-died-from-poor-care-1.598761#gallery