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Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.

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On 4/3/10 2:33 PM, Robatoy wrote:
Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.

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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


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On 4/3/10 2:33 PM, Robatoy wrote:

Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.


http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...orestation.jpg


If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


Mike? Really? Lighten up, 'k? Who gives a fiddlers' fried flyin' if it
is shooped? K?

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Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.

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Doesn't the legend have a typo? Shouldn't it read acid rain causes
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Cat of the house is up the tree. All dogs get a shot!

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Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.

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Doesn't the legend have a typo? Shouldn't it read acid rain causes
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On 4/3/10 3:48 PM, Robatoy wrote:
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On 4/3/10 2:33 PM, Robatoy wrote:

Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.


http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...orestation.jpg


If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


Mike? Really? Lighten up, 'k? Who gives a fiddlers' fried flyin' if it
is shooped? K?


Chill, man. :-)

I don't care if if was photoshop'd. That wasn't my point. It's a cure
pic, either way.

What I am saying (which was lost in text only format) is, if there's a
guy who can get that many dogs to sit still in a line like that, it's an
amazing feat and I'll buy him a beer.

Better? :-)


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On Apr 3, 9:07*pm, -MIKE- wrote:
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On Apr 3, 3:51 pm, *wrote:
On 4/3/10 2:33 PM, Robatoy wrote:


Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.


http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...orestation.jpg


If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


Mike? Really? Lighten up, 'k? Who gives a fiddlers' fried flyin' if it
is shooped? K?


Chill, man. *:-)

I don't care if if was photoshop'd. *That wasn't my point. *It's a cure
pic, either way.

What I am saying (which was lost in text only format) is, if there's a
guy who can get that many dogs to sit still in a line like that, it's an
amazing feat and I'll buy him a beer.

Better? * *:-)

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Better. MUCH better.G
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..
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BUT.... many dogs could do that, in a group like that. It's
unbelievable what can be done with even minimal training.
For instance, I have my dog trained to interrupt whatever it is *I* am
doing in order to pay attention to HER desire to play, pee, walkies,
belly-rubs, poops, fetch.
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BUT.... many dogs could do that, in a group like that. It's
unbelievable what can be done with even minimal training.
For instance, I have my dog trained to interrupt whatever it is *I* am
doing in order to pay attention to HER desire to play, pee, walkies,
belly-rubs, poops, fetch.
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Who trained who?



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BUT.... many dogs could do that, in a group like that. It's
unbelievable what can be done with even minimal training.
For instance, I have my dog trained to interrupt whatever it is *I* am
doing in order to pay attention to HER desire to play, pee, walkies,
belly-rubs, poops, fetch.
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Who trained who?


*whispers* n o t s o l o u d
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On 4/3/10 2:33 PM, Robatoy wrote:
Definitely ON topic, thank you, jo4hn.

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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


True, but any decent dog trainer could have set that up with graduates
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"Robatoy" wrote
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BUT.... many dogs could do that, in a group like that. It's
unbelievable what can be done with even minimal training.
For instance, I have my dog trained to interrupt whatever it is *I* am
doing in order to pay attention to HER desire to play, pee, walkies,
belly-rubs, poops, fetch.
==============

Who trained who?


I submit that both Toy and his dog are completely untrained.
Do I hear a second?

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Cat of the house is up the tree. All dogs get a shot!


That's a cathouse? No wonder those old dogs are lined up.

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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


True, but any decent dog trainer could have set that up with graduates
from his obedience classes, Mike.


Guess I've been working with cats, too long.
They common phrase, "like heading cats" comes to mind. :-)


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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


You hold 'em in place with brads until the glue dries.
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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


True, but any decent dog trainer could have set that up with graduates
from his obedience classes, Mike.


Guess I've been working with cats, too long.
They common phrase, "like heading cats" comes to mind. :-)


'Head' (as in soccer) any of my cats and you looking at scalp replacement!



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On 3 Apr, 20:51, -MIKE- wrote:

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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!


You hold 'em in place with brads until the glue dries.



LOL!

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Cat of the house is up the tree. All dogs get a shot!


That's a cathouse? No wonder those old dogs are lined up.


Where'd so many get the money at the same time?

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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!

True, but any decent dog trainer could have set that up with graduates
from his obedience classes, Mike.


Guess I've been working with cats, too long.
They common phrase, "like heading cats" comes to mind. :-)


'Head' (as in soccer) any of my cats and you looking at scalp replacement!


Well, our Main Coon head butts (notice the two 'T's) us all the time. We
don't reciprocate, though.
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On 4/4/10 10:06 AM, Larry Jaques wrote:
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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!

True, but any decent dog trainer could have set that up with graduates
from his obedience classes, Mike.


Guess I've been working with cats, too long.
They common phrase, "like heading cats" comes to mind. :-)


'Head' (as in soccer) any of my cats and you looking at scalp replacement!


Well, our Main Coon head butts (notice the two 'T's) us all the time. We
don't reciprocate, though.

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On 4/4/10 10:06 AM, Larry Jaques wrote:
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If that's not photoshop'd, that's quite a feat!

True, but any decent dog trainer could have set that up with graduates
from his obedience classes, Mike.


Guess I've been working with cats, too long.
They common phrase, "like heading cats" comes to mind. :-)


'Head' (as in soccer) any of my cats and you looking at scalp replacement!


Well, our Main Coon head butts (notice the two 'T's) us all the time. We
don't reciprocate, though.



That kind of headbutt our cats do with me all the time. They'll also
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On Sat, 03 Apr 2010 19:51:37 -0500, the infamous "Martin H. Eastburn"
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Cat of the house is up the tree. All dogs get a shot!


That's a cathouse? No wonder those old dogs are lined up.


Where'd so many get the money at the same time?


They all chipped in, got her drunk and...

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