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August 12, 2005, 9:56 am PDT

Allie is my first

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Hiandby, I had a Golden a few years back. She was a fabulous dog, if a little too obsequious at times. I named her Jessie, after Jessica Tate from Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. Jessie wouldn't leave my side and would do anything I asked of her, if she could just figure out what that was. I taught her hand signals (basic obedience) and was really glad I had because when she was about 13 she was deaf. I still miss that dog.

Cygne, when I saw your picture of Bear, I thought you'd come across a picture of another of my dogs, Blackie. (He came with that name. hehe) Sure enough, Bear's a chow/lab mix. I'm really glad you posted the picture. It brought back good memories of a dog that fiercely protected all of his territory from racoons, 'possums, rabbits, and other interlopers. None of my other dogs has ever compared to him in this respect.
Golden and she's "my girl" I live in a house over flowing with testosterone so its nice to have another female around! She also has been taught hand signals which work very well providing there is no water in sight and then it's alost cause.I swear she could get saturated in a cup of water! She loves to dive under water and retrieve things from the lake bottom which is always good for a few comments from any spectators. The people at the rowing club call her "dredger" because she's constantly pawing at the lake bottom for anything to bring back to shore...shoes, milk jugs, beer cans.Whatever the polluters of the world discard she retrieves.It's a little embarassing when she greets your quests with hubby's underwear though! Had to get a laundry basket with a lid not to soon after she arrived!
 
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August 12, 2005, 10:00 am PDT

I'm glad

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 Hi, there!

Hiandby, I had a Golden a few years back. She was a fabulous dog, if a little too obsequious at times. I named her Jessie, after Jessica Tate from Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. Jessie wouldn't leave my side and would do anything I asked of her, if she could just figure out what that was. I taught her hand signals (basic obedience) and was really glad I had because when she was about 13 she was deaf. I still miss that dog.

Cygne, when I saw your picture of Bear, I thought you'd come across a picture of another of my dogs, Blackie. (He came with that name. hehe) Sure enough, Bear's a chow/lab mix. I'm really glad you posted the picture. It brought back good memories of a dog that fiercely protected all of his territory from racoons, 'possums, rabbits, and other interlopers. None of my other dogs has ever compared to him in this respect.

I could bring  back nice memories for you. Bear is stubborn and aloof like a Chow, but very sweet like a Lab. I could never train him to listen. He listened to me for 2 seconds then did exactly what he wanted afterwards. At 12 years old, he's still the same. 

  

You sound like you've had a lot of dogs. This is only my 3rd dog. 

 


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