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Re: OT...Big old dog...really big.
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Posted by Bill46 on January 10, 2007 at 07:25:51 from (63.65.68.246):
In Reply to: Re: OT...Big old dog...really big. posted by Brian in NY on January 10, 2007 at 06:30:51:
No photo yet Brian...was just real busy last night. By neighbor says he is a Chocolate Lab, what ever that is. I am used to Beagles.
The other half is going to take one for the shelter and one at the barn where I found him. I want one there in the event he is a kids pet.
The biggest reason has been I travel a good deal and would not be there to care for a pet. That is the big reason I have not had one the past few years. But, since the other half is there now...that excuse kinda goes away.
I just spent 6 weeks in Hungary and if I had a pet that would have not been good.
I just refuse to let the shelter put him down. If we do not find the owner and can find no one who wants him we may keep him.
I just do not like the way Texas treats dogs...but that is another story.
Thanks for your input guys...
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