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Smart dog, use sound!

<running and ducking for cover befor I loose my jewels> Love ya darlin. 

Yeah...and if you believe that....size doesn't matter either...

Yeah but my Rott could take that dog down w/ just a stare.  Anyrate, whatever floats your boat, very talented, very talented indeed.

Sherri

At least you get to see him every day.   He has such 'human' eyes.   He looks in fantastic shape.  

Paula

He's starting to feel a little stiff and sore in his hind end, but that's normal for the shepard part of him.  He's so strong in his chest and front end that it amazes people, that must be his husky side.  I just simply love him to death and don't know what's going to happen when that horrible day comes when I have to go to work and not have my dog there to great me.  He's working hard to keep everything clean - just brushes his tail over the equipment and it's done.

Sherri

Sherri

Some people I know with older dogs who have problems with stiffness have used glucosamine chondroitin with some luck.  Just an idea for that stiffness. 

He is gorgeous with a nice coat and coloring...he has that shephard stance that you can see mostly from the back.  And he is well loved I am sure. 

Paula

Paula,
"Some people I know with older dogs who have problems with stiffness have used glucosamine chondroitin with some luck.  Just an idea for that stiffness."
 I dont have an older dog.....but do you think that stuff would work for me?
(Like anyone was going too let that comment just slip by.)

Awww Linty.....I was on my best behavior today too...gosh darn it....

  (uh oh...guess who won? )

Which joint would that be for?  

Paula,
Which joint would that be for?
My knee....The knee I hurt rescueing those poor puppies that were caught in the St. Olgas Orphanage fire....... back in '87.

Taz gets glucosamine, ordorless garlic and buffrin.  He only seems to feel the stiffness when he's playing hard with his friends that come to visit.

As for you 'Lint, is there really any help?

Sherri