mr. sound boy king wrote:
Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.
Thanks PP - he's pretty damn cute. That was when we first got him, so he was a bit smaller - only 72 lbs, as opposed to his current robust 89 - 90-ish. He's almost a pony.
Funny thing - we originally went out to the shelters looking for a medium-sized dog, maybe something between 30 and 50 lbs max... but when we came to him, he sat down, put his paw through the bars to shake hands, and gave us that very look... and we were done for. Apparently the previous owners had lived in an apartment, gotten him as a wee little puppy, and looked on in horror as he grew Gigantor-style into a big clumsy dope. Lucky for him, we're total pushovers, and all plans for smaller dogs went right out the window...
I have a friend with a 160 lb Malamute who is "still filling out." That's almost too much dog for me.
A St. Bernard has always been tempting, though. Super sweet, and from what I understand, they only have about an hour's worth of energy per day - exercise 'em once, and you're good for another 23 hours. Caesar, that shot of your St. B. on the sofa cracks me up.
Oh, and Pirate - you've gotta get pix of your pup up here. Bloodhounds and Basset Hounds are two of my favorite dogs - I can only imagine the cute drooliness of a Bloodhound/basset combo...
Rose - we have two cats, and my dog is mostly terrified of them. Every now and then he'll get curious, but they put him right back in his place. The only thing that scares him more than cats is tiny dogs (Chihuahua-sized), because he can't figure out what they heck they are.
him.He never sits still for a picture though,maybe I'll get one tonight!Hes a blood hound/basset hound mix.
