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Posted by Mark from the fort on March 09, 2007 at 21:26:42 from (64.12.116.141):
In Reply to: OT: farm dogs! posted by hillbillyOH on March 08, 2007 at 18:14:50:
I think Phil and I would get along just fine...so would our buddies. I have had 4 German Shephards and don't even think about giving another breed a try. I love all dogs, but don't even want to try another. My father used to work on the Ferguson tractors used by the local Sheriff's Dept. We always had first dibs on any dogs that didn't quite make the Dept. We always had females and had them fixed before the girl things started--never had a problem with meaness. We did come home from the fields one evening around 5:00 and old "Pricess" had a salesman pinned on the front steps--she didn't bark at all, she just came around the house and layed in the yard in front of the porch, everytime he walked to the other end of the porch, she would get up, walk over to that end and lay back down. He couldn't believe it.--Oh, yea, he came to house around 3:00 p.m. He was real glad to see us. It was hilarious. Damn smart dogs-and loyal.
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