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Just no more pit bulls for awhile, okay? - The Queen - 08-19-2008

So the boys and I go for our afternoon walk. As always, they start out on the leash, and then when we leave the streets and head into the park, I take them off the leash and let them walk at their own pace. Keeps me from getting split down the middle when they are of different minds as to which direction they want to go. And 999,999 times out of a million, that works just great. Then there are days like today.

Cuchulain has raced ahead down the long path toward the big open area of the park. The pair of black pit bulls who are also off leashes, go racing to meet him. And not to say hi or sniff a butt. Next thing I see is this giant pair of jaws around Cuchulain's back and then Cuchulain getting flipped over.

The three boys with the pit bulls, thank goodness, come racing up and pull their dog off Cuchulain. Cuchulain's chest is bleeding, I take him and Preston home. I'm trying to stay cool and calm, but I'm shaking like a leaf. Greg is taking care of him, says it's just a scratch and he'll be fine.

I think I could use a stiff drink.


Re: The Dogs - Greg_phpbb3_import1 - 09-23-2008

I saw DM's dog on Heroes last night. Now I know how he affords the lifestyle he lives.


poms are like thestrals in harry potter... - Drunk Monk - 09-23-2008

...once you tune into them, you see them everywhere.


Curse me not!!! - Greg_phpbb3_import1 - 09-23-2008

I will not tune into wretched little squeak makers. I'm sure yours is fine.


my dog soes not squeek - Drunk Monk - 09-24-2008

he commands you to pet him with those cute eyes of his

resistance is futile


Re: The Dogs - Greg_phpbb3_import1 - 09-24-2008

Yes, tennis champion. (you need to watch a lot of tennis to get the reference. But it is funny)


i don't watch a lot of tennis... - Drunk Monk - 09-24-2008

...but i know sharapova.

and it's not funny.

poms are everywhere.


Re: The Dogs - Greg_phpbb3_import1 - 09-24-2008

Congratulations on joining the crowd. And you used to be ahead of the curve. Sigh. Confusedad:


join us - Drunk Monk - 09-24-2008

[youtube]-0ooHAIPsvc[/youtube]

just like us, just like us
so squeaks the poms


Re: The Dogs - Greg_phpbb3_import1 - 09-24-2008

Nice use of the youTube bbCode. And they say you can't teach a new trick to an old dog.


unstopPOMable - Drunk Monk - 09-24-2008

you will pay, glynch. here come the poms

[youtube]TPDJBH0KquE[/youtube]


Re: The Dogs - Greg_phpbb3_import1 - 09-24-2008

It's a good thing I have bandwidth. Plus, I have money invested in youTube. Link all you want.


Re: The Dogs - Greg_phpbb3_import1 - 09-29-2008

Mad

My mother called. For some reason, I let slip the fact Preston has a heart murmur ( Another story. I'm at the vet to get something for Preston's itching, when the Doc says" You know he has a heart murmur, right?" I was supposed to guess that?) To find out how to cure it, we get to run some expensive tests, including an MRI. Fun.

I mentioned this yesterday on my weekly call home. My mother called today to see how Preston was doing and to inform me that I didn't have to do the tests on the dog. They weren't going to help the dog, anyway.


poms are cute but dogs are gross - Drunk Monk - 09-29-2008

so jingles has this affectation where he likes to eat his food over carpet. i have no idea why, but i've watched him take his food out of his bowl, mouthful by mouthful, and go chew it over the nearest carpet. jingles also likes to steal the cat food. we keep the cat food out in the atrium with the door only ajar enough for the cat to slink through. but saturday, i was looking into a project i have to do in the atrium and i left the door open, so jingles took advantage and snatched the cat food. it was wet cat food and it had been out for a day. it had got maggoty. real maggoty.

so you dog onwers can guess the rest. i came back inside to find a carpet smeared with cat food and maggots. gross. real gross.

i wish i could go back to snakes in the house.


Re: The Dogs - The Queen - 09-29-2008

My mom's dog, Sam, used to prefer to bring his food into the living room. She discovered he just didn't want to eat alone, so she and my stepfather started hanging out in the kitchen when he had his dinner. Saved a lot of mess.

FWIW, Cuchulain does it too -- takes a mouthful of food out of the bowl, spits it out all over the floor then eats it again. No idea why. Maybe it tastes better?