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(Msg. 16) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:35 am
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On 23 Jan 2008 23:22:54 GMT, Terri <Terri.TakeThisOut@micron.net> wrote:
>Rocky <3dogs.TakeThisOut@rocky-dog.com> wrote in
>news:Fri9A2E9BB9975DCaustralianshepherdca@rocky-dog.com:
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>> shore.TakeThisOut@panix.com (Melinda Shore) said in rec.pets.dogs.behavior:
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>>>>They are cute but can also be a little snappy IME.
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>>> Barky!
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>> I've a Miniature American Eskimo who's been coming here for some
>> time time. She never barks in my house or yard but is
>> apparently a terror at home. Oddly enough, she'll bark at her
>> owner and the owner will pick her up. Hmmmm.
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>Does her owner make her wear a tan coat that exposes her anus?
>That'd make me growl.
Hey, I like my butt (and other stuff) warm as much as the next guy,
but I have the sense to pull down my pants before I go:)
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:45 am
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On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 09:50:51 -0500, "Suja" <spanaval.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>"Chris" <christo9.RemoveThis@notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote in message:
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>> His breed is American Eskimo
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>Why on earth would an Eskie need a coat?
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>Suja
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Like I said, my wife tries very hard to make the dog as effimanat as
possible. I think dog clothes are for old ladies, not the dogs (and
were both under 40). He loves the snow, but not the cold. He shivers
and hides in the bushes to stay out of the wind when he's out back.
Philadelphia is temperate compared to some places, but it does get
down to the teens, especially at night. We had a bad cold spell last
week and it's in the 20's right now. There is also not an ounce of
fat on this dog. There is NEVER no food in his bowl. He doesn't eat
once a day, he eats all day long (a few bites at a time). He is so
energetic and has such a high metabalism that he burns off whatever we
give him. The fact that he eats all day a little at a time makes his
metabolism stay higher than it would be as well. We can't force the
dog to eat once a day and I think it would be cruel to try it. He'd
get real hungry then gorge and throw it up most likely. My cats are
like that too.
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:48 am
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On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:41:51 +0000 (UTC), Shelly
<scouvrette.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Chris <christo9.TakeThisOut@notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote in
>news:r6bfp3hh9820f26p6k2rkcvg4i7o5lqj2h@4ax.com:
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>> it's a tan coat and it covers his back and belly while leaving his
>> "package" and anus well open to do his thing.
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>You should be able to find something here to help with your problem.
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>http://www.glamourdog.com/dog-pants.html
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>HTH!
Look, those are sisy clothes. The other dogs in the neighborhood
would laugh him out of town:) The men would laugh me out of town.
And I ain't taking his pants off for him to take a dump or a pee. He
will just have to deal with the protection nature gave him for those
parts.
Chris
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:50 am
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In article <qtomp3lemm7hqq83b2tq0tnkk3144mhj20.DeleteThis@4ax.com>,
Chris <christo9.DeleteThis@notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>Look, those are sisy clothes.
Well, *somebody's* got issues, and it's not the dog.
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:56 am
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(Msg. 21) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:58 am
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On 23 Jan 2008 16:23:23 -0500, shore DeleteThis @panix.com (Melinda Shore) wrote:
>In article <r6bfp3hh9820f26p6k2rkcvg4i7o5lqj2h DeleteThis @4ax.com>,
>Chris <christo9 DeleteThis @notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>>Are these 2 behaivors normal (not pooping in the yard, unless he's
>>really, really gotta go, he will hold it a LONG time) and liking his
>>coat?
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>Yes. As you point out, your dog has learned to associate
>the coat with something he enjoys (going for a walk), plus
>he's probably chilly without it. As for pooping, dogs
>prefer not to soil their own space.
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>On the other hand, fretting over your dog's putative
>effeminacy, well, that betrays some "issues."
It's mostly tounge in cheek, but I wouldn't walk around with him in a
pink coat:) Even if he was a she.
Chris
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(Msg. 22) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 12:02 pm
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On 26 Jan 2008 11:50:48 -0500, shore.DeleteThis@panix.com (Melinda Shore) wrote:
>In article <qtomp3lemm7hqq83b2tq0tnkk3144mhj20.DeleteThis@4ax.com>,
>Chris <christo9.DeleteThis@notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>>Look, those are sisy clothes.
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>Well, *somebody's* got issues, and it's not the dog.
Well, SOMEBODY has a womans name and just can't understand:)
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(Msg. 23) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 12:13 pm
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On 26 Jan 2008 11:56:09 -0500, shore DeleteThis @panix.com (Melinda Shore) wrote:
>In article <kfomp31fhhlsoohsqm8tvbm407p634dihu DeleteThis @4ax.com>,
>Chris <christo9 DeleteThis @notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>>Like I said, my wife tries very hard to make the dog as effimanat as
>>possible. I think dog clothes are for old ladies, not the dogs (and
>>were both under 40).
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>You mean like these:
>http://www.gundogsupply.com/dogvestparka.html, or these:
I could deal with them, but I don't agree with hunting. If your going
to take your do outside for a weekend in the snow and cold mountains a
coat of any color is fine (nobody is going to see you anyway). How
can you call hunting a sport? The animals are not willing
participants and have no incentive to participate. They are forced to
participate and if they "win" they get to live. Not even a trophy or
a treat. I do agree with hunting to live and hunting to thin a
population that is too thick for the environment (that we destoyed) so
they don't all starve.
Remember, this is 90% tounge-in-cheek. I call him a sissie dog and
all sorts of efeminate names to my wife, but I still love him. He's a
dog. He has no sexuality. It's just about me and her and who's dog
it is. Try and lighten up.
>http://www.coldspotfeeds.com/products.asp?idShopper=1259858&id1=152869233&idBasket=&idDept=20
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>Those of us who live in cold places know this: if your
>primary concern is how you look, you're going to be
>uncomfortable and you're going to deserve to be
>uncomfortable.
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When I was 16 I was WAAAYYY to cool to wear a hat, I'm not 16 any more
and I don't have a cold head either.
>What a clown.
Are you starting to see the humor, or just making fun of me:)
Chris
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(Msg. 24) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 12:56 pm
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In article <7spmp3pegfl48hr5lcf0l8et57rjpv0a1e DeleteThis @4ax.com>,
Chris <christo9 DeleteThis @notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>Well, SOMEBODY has a womans name and just can't understand:)
I understand pretty well. So does, I think, everybody who
reads your posts. If you don't want people to know that you
have anxieties about your own masculinity you should
probably be a little more circumspect in what you post.
There's actually a pretty substantial research literature on
this, BTW.
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(Msg. 25) Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 12:58 pm
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In article <d2qmp3p84nvnsd72q5mf7r6cljkpbq73hr RemoveThis @4ax.com>,
Chris <christo9 RemoveThis @notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>Are you starting to see the humor, or just making fun of me:)
I think you're a jackass. It sounds like you've got a
really nice dog, and you're more worried about whether or
not people will think you're less than fully masculine.
Jackass.
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(Msg. 26) Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 1:03 am
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On 26 Jan 2008 12:58:22 -0500, shore DeleteThis @panix.com (Melinda Shore) wrote:
>In article <d2qmp3p84nvnsd72q5mf7r6cljkpbq73hr DeleteThis @4ax.com>,
>Chris <christo9 DeleteThis @notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>>Are you starting to see the humor, or just making fun of me:)
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>I think you're a jackass. It sounds like you've got a
>really nice dog, and you're more worried about whether or
>not people will think you're less than fully masculine.
>Jackass.
You think I'm a jackass? You are about the dumbest person I've ever
encountered in a usenet group and believe me, that is quite an
accomplishment. You can't even see a joke when it's explained to you.
Your an idiot, you have no sense of humor and I really feel sorry for
you and everyone who knows you. Chances are, you shouldn't own a dog.
I wouldn't trust you to take proper care of a pet rock, let alone a
dog. Do the world a favor and kill yourself! Stupid bitch.
Chris
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(Msg. 27) Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:29 am
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Chris <christo9.TakeThisOut@notalotofunwanted.aol.com> said in
rec.pets.dogs.behavior:
> We tried to crate train him and had to go to bed with
> earplugs (in a 3 bedroom house). No barking, just
> "talking" whining or whatever you call it. That lasted all
> but 3 days.
In whose bedroom was his crate? Probably yours -- there's no
problem, when crate training, with comforting him during the
night. I like to place the crate right next to my bed within
arm dangling distance.
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(Msg. 28) Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:29 am
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On 27 Jan 2008 03:29:37 GMT, Rocky <3dogs RemoveThis @rocky-dog.com> wrote:
>Chris <christo9 RemoveThis @notalotofunwanted.aol.com> said in
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>> We tried to crate train him and had to go to bed with
>> earplugs (in a 3 bedroom house). No barking, just
>> "talking" whining or whatever you call it. That lasted all
>> but 3 days.
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>In whose bedroom was his crate? Probably yours -- there's no
>problem, when crate training, with comforting him during the
>night. I like to place the crate right next to my bed within
>arm dangling distance.
It was in the kitchen. He was just so loud that we could hear it
upstairs in the bedroom. Like I said, that lasted all of three days.
We don't even have the crate anymore.
Chris
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(Msg. 29) Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 7:18 am
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In article <te7op395ua0vonua97ujsotk4egsa1kl3b.TakeThisOut@4ax.com>,
Chris <christo9.TakeThisOut@notalotofunwanted.aol.com> wrote:
>Do the world a favor and kill yourself! Stupid bitch.
You seem like a really lovely person!
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