Yardies, at home and a farrin'

[Minfay 0]

That's really sweet Jamie. Good luck with the little ones!! They can be a handful but it's all worth it in the end -- about two years from now

[Yaads 0]

That's really sweet Jamie. Good luck with the little ones!! They can be a handful but it's all worth it in the end -- about two years from now

Last night I explained the correlation between having puppies and having babies. Getting up in the night, not getting very much sleep, having to watch them closely etc. So with these 2 puppies I think I successfully delayed the "baby train" by another 2-3 years

[Minfay 0]

Oh yeah....so much is alot alike!! BUT, you can put these children outside and leave them there for hours....with "human" children -- DCFS would be on your doorstep immediately!!

[Yaads 0]

Oh yeah....so much is alot alike!! BUT, you can put these children outside and leave them there for hours....with "human" children -- DCFS would be on your doorstep immediately!!

So true

Andre couldn't believe how tired he was and how much energy these dogs are taking out of him. He called me to tell me he is soooo tired. Welcome to puppyhood. My mom is the one that is really cracking me up. She is telling everyone she has grandpuppies and wants pics to show off Definitely a side of her I haven't seen

[rhondapayter 0]

Oh yeah....so much is alot alike!! BUT, you can put these children outside and leave them there for hours....with "human" children -- DCFS would be on your doorstep immediately!!

So true

Andre couldn't believe how tired he was and how much energy these dogs are taking out of him. He called me to tell me he is soooo tired. Welcome to puppyhood. My mom is the one that is really cracking me up. She is telling everyone she has grandpuppies and wants pics to show off Definitely a side of her I haven't seen

Oh my gosh, that sounds JUST like my mom I have a male dog and my sister has a female dog - she calls them her grandson & granddaughter or "grandpuppies" She has pics of both of them displayed in her living room!

[woogietail 0]

Good evening everyone,

Sorry to hear about Tony's Uncle, Rhonda, you have my condolences.

Good to hear about your pups, Jamie, one of my dogs is an Australian Sheppard mix.

Hope everyone is having a good evening, had a wonderful day, and will have a great tomorrow.

Hi Dru! How do you like your australian sheppard? I have been hearing some bad things About how big is your dogs (pounds?)

Dukie(his name when I got him) is a very friendly dog with females. He was abused when he was a pup I'm sure by a male. He's very protective of little children and my other dogs, but because of the abuse I watch him around other people, especially males. He's medium size, not tall or short and weighs 38 lbs. What have you heard about Australian Sheppards?

[Yaads 0]

Oh my gosh, that sounds JUST like my mom I have a male dog and my sister has a female dog - she calls them her grandson & granddaughter or "grandpuppies" She has pics of both of them displayed in her living room!

My mom called and is coming over at lunchtime with the digital camera so she can get pics right away

Bring on the insanity

What have you heard about Australian Sheppards?

I have just heard that they can be very destructive- chewing, barking all the time, digging, biting, and those kind of things if they don't have a "job" to do. That they can be very suspicious of their surroundings and that they can become very anti-social and aggressive towards people.

I also heard that they need an enormous amount of exercise to keep them from getting bored and destructive.

Edited February 2, 2006 by Jme3584

[woogietail 0]

Will someone please tell me how to get that box around a quote that I am replying to so everyone can see the difference in what I wrote and what I am replying to

[babyjules 0]

hi gals. just got back from my monthly ob/gyn visit. everything seems okay. just that i'm gaining too much weight. i gained 10lbs since my last visit. now i'm seriously convinced i'm eating way too much. even my doc says thats too much in so short a time. anyhow not much i can do about it now. i'll just try not to eat too much (yea right). but seriously, i dont want to be too overweight.

anyhow i noticed a stabbing sensation in the centre of my stomach, about 2-3 inches below my breasts. doesnt happen often, just when i lie down and try getting up and since today even when i'm sitting down. it doesnt heard, just feels a little funny. did any of you mothers experience this? the doc says it could be a result of a little hernia as my navel is not as....? as it use to be. i honestly dont remember what he said.

can someone relate with this feeling?

[woogietail 0]

Oh my gosh, that sounds JUST like my mom I have a male dog and my sister has a female dog - she calls them her grandson & granddaughter or "grandpuppies" She has pics of both of them displayed in her living room!

My mom called and is coming over at lunchtime with the digital camera so she can get pics right away

Bring on the insanity

What have you heard about Australian Sheppards?

I have just heard that they can be very destructive- chewing, barking all the time, digging, biting, and those kind of things if they don't have a "job" to do. That they can be very suspicious of their surroundings and that they can become very anti-social and aggressive towards people.

I also heard that they need an enormous amount of exercise to keep them from getting bored and destructive.

Maybe it's not because he was abused then. He's not destructive, he doesn't chew up things, he does like to dig when he is hot, he digs to lay in the cool dirt.

[nyseness 0]

Does anyone know if a 6 year old can fly alone?

Yes on Air JA they can but you will pay a few extra bucks. When my daughter was 5 she flew back from JA all by herself and didn't have any problems. I forgot what they called it.

[rhondapayter 0]

Will someone please tell me how to get that box around a quote that I am replying to so everyone can see the difference in what I wrote and what I am replying to

Woogie,

Just click on the reply button at the bottom of the message that you are trying to quote and then type your message underneath it. I don't know what the "quote" button does - it confuses me

[woogietail 0]

Will someone please tell me how to get that box around a quote that I am replying to so everyone can see the difference in what I wrote and what I am replying to

Woogie,

Just click on the reply button at the bottom of the message that you are trying to quote and then type your message underneath it. I don't know what the "quote" button does - it confuses me

Thank you

I did it, I did it

Edited February 2, 2006 by woogietail

[Yaads 0]

ok guys! Where is everyone?!?!

Its been quiet in here for the whole week

[Minfay 0]

Jamie -- My parents refuse to acknowledge my dogs as their grandchildren. Last Christmas I blew up an 8x10 photo of the three of them and put it in a really nice silver frame -- gave it to them for one of their Christmas presents.

Right now it sits right in the middle of the "shrine" to my sisters children at my parents front door -- as soon as you walk in the house you see these photos. Well, every so often I go into their spare bathroom and there is the picture of the dogs. My mother thinks she is being cute by "switching out" the photos. I just put them back where they belong.

I lived above two Australian Shepards when I lived in the city. They were great dogs. Just the best. But, they did require exercise. I think that's why they had two -- so they could keep each other occupied. They also kept them in crates whenever they left the house and at night......