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Re: tonights feature Jay in NY sugested livestock,animals,pets


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Posted by Larry NEIL on February 08, 2013 at 19:19:53 from (76.202.219.140):

In Reply to: tonights feature Jay in NY sugested livestock,animals,pets posted by Larrystinescorner on February 08, 2013 at 14:36:03:

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First pic is of my daughters dogs that I got fer 18 mos. Puppet on the left is a sheperd type but got a haircut, he's 14+, Tank is a 3 yr old Rotwieler and is a joker, always playin.
Sandy is my little bed partner and rules the other two inthe house. Third is of my son's dog. He had to put her down two months ago from cancer. When I cut or baled hay if it was hot, she would trot between the front wheels of my 1655 to stay out of the sun! After she got older she'd do that for an hour then beg for one of us to pujt her up on the platform and ride!
Last pic is the barn where six horses are hunkered down for yesterdays snow. All my horse pics are on the other compuker!
Best pet I think wife and I ever had was a coon we raised from before his eyes were open. Slept in bed with us at night, but during the day his two favorite spots were in the clothes hamper or the washing machine, he's open the lids and climb in. Can't say how many times my wife looked fer him for half a day 'fore we figgured out his favorite spots.


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