Posted on 11/30/2022 9:04:58 PM PST by weston
She sounds like a fun gal.
Oh, no! š¤Æ
What a nightmare that would be! What is the handsome Dutch guy’s name, I’ll have to stare at pictures of him before I go to sleep.
Mel Gibson.
Iāve had his picture stuck in my mind for decades.
Heās very pro-literature.
I visited my local library constantly because this poster was there.
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(Interesting book choice!)
Sheās lots of fun.
I was missing my two dogs who died and sheās helped with that a lot.
Cute, but he doesnāt have Melās crazy eyes.
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Oh, Rusty!!!!
What a nightmare!!!
Judy, I didnāt think of that!!!!
Rusty, this is a job for EYE BLEACH!!!
Quick, look at these, Rusty!! :
Feel better now?
:-D
She was, and I think her beauty was kind of downplayed on the show.
That sounds like such a fun dog but I don’t think I’m up for it. I really wanted to keep the most energetic and intelligent kitten but I didn’t think I was up for that either. Actually I was more worried about him. He crawled into my dryer all the time. He even gotten the washer once because he wanted to see the waterfall. I thought a younger family could do a better job keeping him safe. Because he was so curious and intelligent he was bound to get in trouble
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What a smart doggie! They say border collies are the smartest breed. I had a cute Irish Setter, often called the dumbest breed once, and she was Houdini in her former life.
Yepā¦.Iāve read several threads, warning about these mNRA flu $hots.
Even the combo oneā¦yay!ā¦.that combines flu AND China virus āprotectionā.
Geezā¦..they certainly are determined to get the mNRA $hots in to as many as possible, arenāt they?
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I’ll remember that.
Thank you exit! š»
Yes, it was.
Her brains were downplayed, too... š¤£š¤£š¤£
He’s another guy I wouldn’t mind dreaming about. I like his book selection.
Exit posted a picture of the Dutch guy. He’s a “right-wing” politician.
ROFL! I like exits cure better!
They are very, very high energy.
However, just a hint/nudge... (not really - just kidding! ;-)
Collies are calm but excellent watchdogs and very attuned to humans.
The only negative issue Iāve experienced with Collies is that they have a heavy coat and will shed, but their fur is easily swept or vacuumed because it collects in ātuftsā.
Brushing them regularly helps a lot, and itās not a big job if you keep up fairly regularly.
Shelties are similar to Collies (both herd and want to please you) but shelties were very popular in the eighties and lots of people bred them poorly, leading to nervousness and other problems. Researching and going to a reputable breeder helps. I had oversized shelties and, because I just like big dogs, I enjoyed having them. My shelties were often mistaken for Collies.
Just an FYI, though - Iām biased but only because I have a childhood attachment and I know the dog breeds that fit my personality best.
There are so many wonderful dog breeds... and some of my best dogs (and one of the two who died recently) have been mutts!
Good luck with your search!
:-)
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