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Ugh it's my "I don't smile in pics" look....why does everyone make fun of me
I wouldn't dream of makin fun of you, but if you looked at me like that, I wouldn't have the nerve to casually mention your car was on fire unless my path of retreat was clear lol
No pic of me, I'm always the one behind the camera. But I Must say - what a beautiful group of people! kids! pets! and ink! - wish I was brave enough to get another tat, but my small one has a lot of meaning
What's the tattoo of, if you don't mind me asking?
Yeah, Lisa (my rat dog) is a rescue too. I've never bought a dog in my life. I figure there's a lot of "unwanted" dogs..more than enough to go around..so I just can't see frequenting a dog factory and encouraging them. Besides, rescue dogs have the best personalities.
When I saw Lisa, I was looking for something..anything..other than a small ankle biter dog. My daughter wanted to see the little short haired wonder (her hair looks like little eyelashes) so we got it out, played with it briefly, and when I went to stuff it back in the big metal jail cell, it clung to my arm with both front paws and shreaked. Every time I tried to put it back in, it did this. I gave up and left with her. She has made every effort to be worthy as a pet...and in my opinion, I'm not worthy of such a dog.
Not at all, it's a small triquetra (celtic knot) with a circle around it and a small dot in the middle. The dot is for my mom and all those before her. The 3 legs of the triquetra are for my daughter and 2 grand daughters, the circle is for me binding them all togther. The guy did a really bad job though, it is quite fuzzy arrgghh!!
Sorry Lilly - it wouldn't a 90s yearbook but thanks for thinking that it could be
leeshor - bald is sexy! I tell my hubby that all the time!
Rocky is the sweetest, most loyal little fuzzball. I went to the shelter to check out a mastiff mix. I went girly when I saw the little white ball of fluff... didn't even make it to see the mastiff. Rocky didn't really give me a choice, he was ALL OVER me from the second I picked him up.
He's presently in deep s**t. He chewed up a carto that he dug out of my purse.
He's presently in deep s**t. He chewed up a carto that he dug out of my purse.
awwww kc!! that's such a heart warming story! thank you for sharing that!!
rocks - your story too!! what is it with the little dogs that tug at our hearts so?
Hopefully he didn't get inside of it (they're pretty rugged even when chewed)..there's easily enough nic in a cartomizer filler that when ingested, could easily kill a small dog, and odds are a large one. Dogs don't respond well to nic ingestion...he shoulda chewed the purse itself..probably safer..at least till discovered LOL.
Hey, I've seen your vid on youtube, I was astonished, I don't know what kind of camera you use or whatever but definitely the clearest video I have ever seen on there.
The quality of the video is absolutely killer, never seen anything like it, you must use cameras professionally or something, it was like watching ultra hi-def vaping!
Good informative video as well, it helped me a lot, thanks...
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most little dogs act like children. Mine is very animated..and I sometimes think that it's a survival trait. A tiny dog has to rely on humans for food..it's not going to catch anything big enough to eat. They know, on an instinctual level, that buttering us up means a steady meal. They also know they cant hold much food, so they try to hide it when they have a surplus..and other odd traits that make no sense to anyone but them.
What can not be a survival trait is how she has no grasp of her own size. She'd gladly fight off a pitt bull or Rott, even though no one would recommend it as a sane course of action. She is utterly fearless, and has no grasp of her own size. She'd immediately get killed of course..but she'd try it. it's surprising though, she's so dominating and intimidating (to other dogs) apparently that every time a big dog gets in her face he leaves willingly, usually with his/her tail between the legs. I'll never understand how a 10 pound dog can intimidate a 50 pound man eater, but she does it every time one makes the mistake of invading her space.
Indeed. And I know that correlation isn't always causation, but Steve could always use it as a sales pitch... Vapor King, makes you look great!
He's fine. Didn't get inside it but kinda destroyed the outside. This little jerk is obsessed with my purse. He likes to steal chapstick and gum normally, though.
LOL! Mine's the same - little dog with a Big attitude!! It's so funny when she starts barking at the bigger dogs and puffing out her chest, kicking out her back legs. Mine is small as pugs go but soooo entertaining. She's quite the laundry thief, it's hysterical when she runs down the hall with a sock bigger than her flapping in the wind.
Rocks, does yours steal for attention? During training we were told to 'trade' when the puppy gets something she shouldn't have. Now she steals anything at her level and runs away until I say trade. The item is immediately dropped in favor of a Cheerio.
Lol that's funny
I tend to scare people a lot but most the time they just think I'm stuck up I don't want to crash the forum so I won't post a pic lol as a matter of fact I don't have any pics of me cause I don't want to break my camera lol
you guys are dogs! LOL!
Edit: nice edit SNM. Now it looks like my comment is that you and your wife are dogs. LOL! I meant the real doggies. =)
Edit: nice edit SNM. Now it looks like my comment is that you and your wife are dogs. LOL! I meant the real doggies. =)
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Me getting ready to go to work....I keep my batteries in my thermometer pockets in my chef coat!
Aw! That's a great idea- I'll have to get some shirts with pockets to keep my VK there. It's quicker to hit the door and head outside than it is for me to walk all the way back to the break room, and mine currently resides in my pants pocket. Not always comfortable.
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