Yes, they were so excited to be on TV and so early in the morning. Usually are rallies are at the end of the day but this one was at 8am so it could be on TV.

@Schouiffy: I want one. :D :D :D :D

Thanks all for your fabulous comments. Yes a curly tail would be nice lol can't wait till im getting a ppup with curly tail and erect ears :D He is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier and I can't wait for the puppy naughtiness, his breeder says he is a real cuddly boy.

They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." [image: attachment_p_55635_0_flanders_poppy.jpg]

The formula snorky998 has is the same one I use in the grooming shop. Just becareful around his head.

No, Pat, she's actually a bigger goof than they are. She runs and plays outside, but very limited as she does not have the stamina they do. Also, they out-maneouver her every time.

What a cutie….. thanks for the pictures

How cute!!! I love how the first two are in their "scary" poses, and the littlest is all smiles & cuteness. Nice contrast. Adorable children!

I like Ouiser and Kangoo… medio wires. http://www.alfheimigs.com/podencos.htm Kangoo is a blast…. all boy and goffier than all get out.

:D hahaha.. Too funny :D

What a nice looking girl! :)

At one time, when my Eski was still alive, I thought about this. I decided I didn't want to actually DO the spinning, but thought about doing the gathering and sending it to be spun by someone, then making something out of the yarn. Never did it though….sort of wish I had....he was so SOFT, and warm too...

I find it disturbing that the author has such little value for life and would write an article defending abuse. No living thing should be beaten and tortured and a person who values life so little that they would do so does represent a possible harm to humans. A person who is willing to justify such behavior because "it was only property" is also scary. His comparison to deer hunting is highly flawed since it is not the hunter's intent to cause pain and torture, they strive for a clean kill and the purpose is to increase the health of the population by decreasing numbers to what the land can support since there are no longer enough natural predators to do the job. People who torture and abuse wildlife are just as wrong as those who do it to domesticated animals. The absolute worst thing about this article though is that the editor of the paper thought that it was an appropriate "sports" article. That is the section of the paper that it was published in.

At least I have my secret weapon…. The water bottle. muahhhahaha All I have to do is point it at her and she runs. I got to the point where I have had to sleep with the darn thing. LOL

That guy is my hero! We met a man a few years ago with a 3-legged lab, he had dived in and fought a gator to save his dog. The dog lost a front leg (Gators have really nasty mouths) but was happy and healthy…and alive! Anne in Tampa

Oh my, sorry to hear about this but I too could picture the image of the squirrel running in your kitchen! Thanks for sharing, sometimes you just got to laugh about things because crying doesn't do any good.

Oh! What a nice story! I hope that works out- I could see a bunny being a perfect pet for children with disabilities.