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Old December 13th 03, 12:25 AM
Susan Fraser
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Default FW: You Know You've Been in Rescue Too Long When.......

I just read this on the Work-Gold list and had to share! (Thanks to Pat
Herschman, Camelot Kennels, for posting it there.)

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You Know You've Been in Rescue Too Long When.......

You have a mental list of people you'd like to spay or neuter.
You stopped at a house with a "Free Puppies" sign in the yard to have an
Educational "Chat," and your kids had to post your bail.
Running out of paper towels is a household crisis.
You not only know all the characteristics of a good "stool," you discuss
them at dinner.
Your checks have messages on them like "Subtract Two Testicles For Every
Four Feet."
You have a bumper sticker that reads "My Border Collie Is Smarter Than
Your Graduate Student."
You secretly wonder about such things as how animals can manage without
wiping.
You pray they will someday manufacture Teflon furniture.
You absentmindedly pat people on the head or scratch them behind their
ears.
Given the choice of having your teeth cleaned or their teeth cleaned,
they get their teeth cleaned.
You not only allow pets on the couch, guests have to sit on the floor
because the dog has "territorial issues."
Your spouse missed the final game of the World Series because the cat
wanted to watch his favorite video, "Birds of North America."
Anytime the animal appears lethargic, you go on-line and investigate
vetmed websites, pose questions to your address book and on e-lists, and
by the time you digest all the information and field the correspondence,
the animal has torn out the window screens, masticated a couch cushion
and left something disgusting in your favorite pair of shoes.
You and your vet are on a first name basis and he genuflects when you
enter the waiting room. His daughter at Harvard refers to you as
"Auntie."
You needed a prescription to recover from "Old Yeller."
You've forwarded more warnings about the dangers of chocolate, onions
and mistletoe than the National Center for Disease Control has issued
about anthrax and smallpox.
The world would never guess from your "dog or kittyspeak" posts to
e-lists that in reality you are chairman of the IBM corporation.
By the time you investigate different flea control products, their
advantages and potential risks, natural versus chemical methods, and
study the life cycle of the flea, any fleas have died of old age.
You tell your children to "heel!" in a grocery store.
For relaxation, you went mall hopping with your girlfriends. Your eyes
glazed over when you saw a sign in front of a pet shop, "20% Off All
Puppies & Kittens," and you slapped three security guards before they
got you safely contained in the manager's office.
People are still talking about your spay-neuter holiday greeting from
last year, "Deck the Halls with Balls of Collies".

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LOL!! Season's Greetings,


Susan Fraser, owned and trained by
BeBop a Lu SheBop SH, Shamma Lamma Ding Dong MH,
Semper Choo Choo Ch'Boogie, and Gris Gris Gumbo Ya Ya
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