To: COBOL2Java
For her feat of strength, she destroyed 5 dog collars in a row. I have no idea how she got them off but a day or so after putting one on her, I would find it chewed to pieces in the front yard. The strange thing is she didn't even seem to mind them when I would first put them on. I finally made one out of a 2 inch belt. I was sure she couldn't get that one off but she did.
49 posted on
03/19/2013 5:17:42 PM PDT by
yarddog
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To: yarddog
Is THAT yer pup? If so, she was “telling you something” about the collars. Love her for who she is. She will never abandon you!
51 posted on
03/19/2013 5:22:02 PM PDT by
Monkey Face
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For her feat of strength, she destroyed 5 dog collars in a row. I have no idea how she got them off but a day or so after putting one on her, I would find it chewed to pieces in the front yard. The strange thing is she didn't even seem to mind them when I would first put them on. I finally made one out of a 2 inch belt. I was sure she couldn't get that one off but she did.