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Few more months until we plan on getting another.

 

 

Ryan

yeah, we put our last yellow down a few months back. To quiet in the house so we got her.

 

 

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It will be a year in November for us. Biggest thing I miss are the daily walks. I feel like I am not in tune with what is going on in the neighborhood. Also as much as it drove me crazy is the barking when someone is out front. It was nice for security. Not sure I will enjoy the chewing again or food stealing. The next one is going to get trained

 

 

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I also miss the morning walks. I seemed to wake up with a cool crisp walk. I know I could still take a walk, but it's no fun alone.

 

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I also miss the morning walks. I seemed to wake up with a cool crisp walk. I know I could still take a walk, but it's no fun alone.

 

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I was recently talking to someone about this and they said yes you don't want to be the creepy guy walking around lol and I don't play Pokemon.

 

 

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I was recently talking to someone about this and they said yes you don't want to be the creepy guy walking around lol and I don't play Pokemon.

 

 

Ryan

Exactly!

 

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He loves to sit in my lap as we drive.

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Haha! What. Breed is that?

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Dont know he's a mix. Went to the local shelter and he rescued me. He's 10lbs of awesome puppy!

 

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Dont know he's a mix. Went to the local shelter and he rescued me. He's 10lbs of awesome puppy!

 

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Well he's a cute little guy for sure.

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He looks pretty proud to be sitting in HIS truck. :thumbs:

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New dog (left). Boxer/English Bulldog mix. I now have a block-head and a wedge-head. My old girl on the right is Boxer/ Pitbull mix.

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Last trail ride with rebel before I put him down Sunday. Life is not the same... he was only 2...

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Well it's been a year without a dog. We have been talking about it for a few months. Went Saturday night to see some 3 wk old black lab puppies. Picking ours up after Christmas

 

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