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Crabbadabbado
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September 22, 2009, 10:11:06 PM »
Not a resource to say the least.... just wanted to say hello to everyone... i got switched to nights, and have been having a heck of a time adjusting, etc... never got to go out after my last trip.. when I got to meet some great people from the forum!! I was hoping to hit some September crabbin, but now with my work schedule, and coaching two soccer teams... that is just not going to happen.
I would like to say 'ello 'ello to everyone, and I hope your summer/fall transition goes smoothly..... be safe out there, and see you next season... I will stop by the forum every once, and while to say hello that's for sure.
OH, and say hello to my latest family edition: Zoe - just got her Saturday! 14 months old! (actually i meant 14 weeks) *edit created at 12:28 am Wed morning*
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crab... Nice pooch! What breed is she? Seems like a nice sized family dog. Surprised she's 14 mos at that size. Looks like a puppy. Not real big, but not a little yap-yap dog either. Looks like some beagle in her?
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good luck with your new family member , she is a cuttie.
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Hey thanks guys!!!
Capt... you are correct... she is a beagle/shepherd mix... with a touch of pit, and hound... a pure mutt I guess you could say
her sister (which my sister, or father may adopt believe it or not) looks a lot more like a shepherd/pit mix.
she is perfect so far... potty training has been going okay I guess... a few accidents.. but to be expected.
her size is pretty small.... and vet thinks that she might just double if that.
She sure is a pup... and you are right... not a yapper at all, which is perfect with us... we have a cat, and she has always been very, very quiet.
thanks again guys!
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Is she 14 mos, or 14 weeks old?
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Quote from: CaptMoose on September 22, 2009, 10:43:51 PM
Is she 14 mos, or 14 weeks old?
I'd put my money on 14 weeks Capt
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Great looking pooch, sorry to hear about the night work. If it's permanent you will eventually get use to it and figure out how to make it work. I use to have to switch nights to days every 2 weeks. Talk about doing a number on your Circadian Rhythm, definitely not healthy. I would much rather one normal schedule whether it be all days or all nights.
Also, my guess is 14 weeks. We taking bets???
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Quote from: antman on September 22, 2009, 10:50:52 PM
I'd put my money on 14 weeks Capt
Yeah, that's the night shift talking I guess.
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hahaha yeah I am a moron... typo..... she is 14 weeks old sorry about that.
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It's great that you checked in..I wish more people would do that!
Love the doggie!
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Great looking Pup .. Best of Luck with the little one ..
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