Orangeredblooded
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I had a dachshund/beagle mix that was dumb as a brick too. Would eat anything she could get a hold of and would bolt for the hills if she saw so much as a door open a sliver. Lost track of the "sleepovers" she had with complete strangers she had. They always talked about how wonderful she was but I always made sure we took her home just to spite her sorry little butt.View attachment 623227
I do love the doggie days on VN. Here's my old beagle, fat-fat. She wondered up to the farm while my FIL was building his house and my wife and I had to keep her. She was skin and bones and as you can see has had no problem putting on weight. She was a great companion for my bluetick before we had to put her down. I have to say though, she is dumb as rock but the most lovable dog.
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I do love the doggie days on VN. Here's my old beagle, fat-fat. She wondered up to the farm while my FIL was building his house and my wife and I had to keep her. She was skin and bones and as you can see has had no problem putting on weight. She was a great companion for my bluetick before we had to put her down. I have to say though, she is dumb as rock but the most lovable dog.
Sorry to interrupt the awesome dog discussion but Nicowanted to drop by and say hi..
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You hit the nail on the head. Fat-Fat is always thinking with her stomach too. I had beagles when I was kid too, they are a very good dog for a family. Just like you said, so lovable and very loyal too.I had a beagle for 13 years. Not the smartest breed and very stubborn. But man they are so lovable and a good family companion.
Cat pictures, you say?!Sorry to interrupt the awesome dog discussion but Nicowanted to drop by and say hi..
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I have owned several big breeds of dogs including: A German Shepherd, Pit Bull, Doberman, and a mixed bred dog( one of the types that can supposedly fight Bears) I use to believe that it was how you raised them until i started seeing too much evidence to the contrary. Pits contribute over 60% of all fatalities and over 60% from all injuries that have to be treated at the hospital… They also are responsible for 48% of all unprovoked attacks… My Pit was a big baby as well…. Never had any issue at all.
Love Great Danes. Dream dog.I definitely didn’t make the same mistake twice…I got a Great Dane after that..I looked into Great Pyrenees and met up with a breeder to see how they were and they were the sweetest dogs the only reason why I went with a Great Dane was because of how bad Great Pyrenees shed….this is dodger my Great Dane (the one who looks like he read the whole drivers education book)
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I had a beagle for 13 years. Not the smartest breed and very stubborn. But man they are so lovable and a good family companion.
I think I'm picking up on a theme here with the beagles.......I had a dachshund/beagle mix that was dumb as a brick too. Would eat anything she could get a hold of and would bolt for the hills if she saw so much as a door open a sliver. Lost track of the "sleepovers" she had with complete strangers she had. They always talked about how wonderful she was but I always made sure we took her home just to spite her sorry little butt.
It's the former. They're much less enthusiastic.Curious why?
It's the truth. Doesn't mean it isn't idiotic, as you say, but there is a good reason pro sports fans leave in handcuffs if they go where they aren't allowed. And it seems effective...
He's actually known to be very frugal. Said to still stick to a company policy of sharing hotel rooms while on business trips...still flies coach...still packs a brown-bag lunch each day (a sandwich and a Gatorade).Yes, Charlie is quite wealthy.
But I’ve read in several places that while he’s a fairly big giver to the academic side, that he doesn’t give much to the athletic side. That could be wrong. Just what I’ve heard.Charlie Ergen - Google Search
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