Paula wrote:

Mayhem...

A border collie pup? ROFL!

FurPaw
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It will be a great day when our schools get all the money they
need and the Army has to hold a bake sale to buy a tank.

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"montana wildhack" wrote in message
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She'll tell you what her name is.

Mine always have...
Karla

Rocky wrote in
:

Red Girl arrived home in Calgary today, surviving the flight
just fine. She came Westjet cargo and, because it's very hot
here right now, I was concerned about her hanging out with
the rest of the cargo. No problem - someone went out there
right away and had her to me within 10 minutes of the plane
landing even though the cargo terminal is not all that close
to the passenger terminal. Even though Westjet contracts out
their cargo, they're still awesome - friendly and willing to
go the extra mile.

I'm not sure whether Friday and Rocky realise that she's here
to stay, and not just another daycare puppy, but both are
absolutely fine with her. Friday will fall in love as soon
as he realises she likes tug as much as he.

She met some of my daycare dogs, and that went awesome, too.
The one year old Chihuahua got a little snarky, but she
handled that in stride. She was not at all intimidated by
the giant Malamute and played for a while with the Pug.

Some pictures: http://www.rocky-dog.com/RedGirl/index.htm

It's 90degF in my house right now, and she's sleeping on the
cool cool tiles in my bathroom, north side of the house,
window wide open. Smarter than me, sitting in front of a hot
computer in a room facing south.

I was away and just saw this. Congratulations! She's a beauty! You must
be deliriously happy.


--
Catherine
& Zoe the cockerchow
& Queenie the black gold retriever
& Max the pomeranian
& Rosalie the calico cat

Shelly wrote in
:

I also use "Here!"
and point my finger to where I want her to, um, land. Calling a
Boxer to you is not for the faint of heart.


Queenie "lands" for meals -- it is extremely amusing. The energy with
which she runs, stops short, and hurls herself to the ground is fun to
watch.

--
Catherine
& Zoe the cockerchow
& Queenie the black gold retriever
& Max the pomeranian
& Rosalie the calico cat

ceb wrote:

Queenie "lands" for meals -- it is extremely amusing. The energy with
which she runs, stops short, and hurls herself to the ground is fun to
watch.

Yes, it is! I love it when they position themselves into a sit or
down in mid air, before they even touch ground. Calling Harriet is
just about guaranteed to end with me laughing.

--
Shelly
http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship)
http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther)