[dutchess]

Welcome. It's Pet Day at the Finest. Please stop in and enjoy a little "dog" humor

[Diver Dave]

Evenin'/Mornin' dutchess.
I'm dog-tired and the "how many dogs..." question will have to be answered in the light of day.
But then again, there's the rub... don't need no stinkin' light bulbs in the bright sunlight.

[Aeronaut]

Good morning Dutchess.

[MeekOneGOP]

Mornin', everybody ! Happy Wednesday !

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Whoopi yanked from Slim-Fast webpages
(BOYCOTT starting to work!)

[The Mayor]

July 14, 2004

The Clue Of Silence

Read: Isaiah 53

The chief priests accused Him of many things, but He answered nothing. —Mark 15:3

Bible In One Year: Psalms 10-12; Acts 19:1-20

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The story Silver Blaze by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle centers around a clue of silence. Detective Sherlock Holmes investigates the theft of a prized racehorse, which had been guarded by a watchdog. In gathering evidence, Holmes learns that the dog didn’t bark during the intrusion. The detective deduces that the dog knew the culprit, and this leads to solving the crime.

For anyone investigating the identity of Jesus, the Bible holds many clues. One of them is His silence. Centuries before Jesus lived, the prophet Isaiah wrote of Him:“As a sheep before its shearers is silent, so He opened not His mouth”(53:7). The significance of this remained obscure until Jesus was brought before His accusers and“answered nothing” (Mark 15:3).

It’s a small but important piece of evidence, especially when combined with other clues: His birth in Bethlehem (Micah 5:2; Luke 2:4), His Davidic lineage (Isaiah 11:10; Luke 3:31), and the casting of lots for His clothes (Psalm 22:18; John 19:23-24). These and more than 200 other fulfilled prophecies provide overwhelming evidence of the identity of Jesus.

He is the Messiah, the Son of God, the Savior of all who put their faith in Him. —Dave Egner

THINK ABOUT IT
Are you convinced that Jesus is the promised Savior?,
Have you accepted the forgiveness and eternal life He offers?
If you have doubts, read the gospel of John.

Believing Christ died—that’s history; believing Christ died for me—that’s salvation.

[Lakeside]

Good morning dutchess. How funny and how true! I've got an Aussie Shep and she would put the light bulbs in a circle then stare them down for a while. My other dog is a German Shepherd/collie mix who is the "chickenest" dog I've seen for being so large. She would run behind me and whine and "talk" (you know how Shepherds "talk") until *I* put the light bulb in. Woosie dog!

And a big good morning to all the rest of the Finest! I'm baaack. :-)

[Pippin]

WOOF! WOOF!

hI, (((Dutchess)))

[Temple Owl]

I think Ink is in love with the border collie.

[LadyX]

*LadyX claps with delight!!*

This is one of my favorite threads, dutchess - pure delight!

(My Binky Boy kitty agrees, seeing that after all the fuss and furor, cats really rule..:))

[ST.LOUIE1]

Poodle:
I'll just blow in the Border Collie's ear and he'll do it.
By the time he finishes rewiring the house, my nails will be dry.

LOL!!!! This is a great thread! I must have missed it first time around.

Wonderful doggie pics and even more wonderful.....your descriptions. LOL

Morning, ((((((dutchess))))))

[Billie]

lOL! Are you SURE this is a RERUN?!!! I just know I've read ALL your pet threads, and this one is new to me! It is adorable! I remember you did another one with doggie pictures and captions, but didn't think it was 'changing a lightbulb'!

At any rate, this is so cute, funny, and sweet.......and SOOOOOOO typical of these breeds' personalities!

[deadhead]

Very Cute thread, dutchess. We all love our pets at the Finest. Here is a photo of Lucy, playing with Sheldon. (A few years ago) Lonestar, I am sure Weinie and Sheldon are having fun in rainbow heaven.

Lucy says: "It's a good life"

[jwfiv]

Howdy, Miss Dutchess ... a D-lightful thread, always worthy of a second look.