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[Monkeybomb]

Here are two of my Mutts

[threatZERO]

[threatZERO]

[CityCopDC]

A wire gets buried around the perimiter of the property, and the collar will beep if the dog gets within a set distance. If it does not heed the beep, it delivers a small shock to the dog. They learn real quick where they can go without the collar beeping.

Haha! That is awesome. Ill get one and have them lay the wire around that varmints bed....

[CityCopDC]

CityCop,

Your entertainment center is baller as ****.

Thank you. Its not setup correctly though. Two of the speakers are actually suppose to be behind my couch and luv seat. That will be fixed shortly.

[texaschickeee]

I love the bostons and the GS!

[texaschickeee]

ok ....
Troubles. (note that there is an S on the end meaning multiple.....)


Footsie....My 10 YO diabetic....



Munchkin- My bottle fed baby!


and of course my cat that barks!!!

[futurencLEO]

Cool lookin Wally! My dog's name is Buddy....he's the greatest, alright....the greatest at passing the FOULEST gas.....but he is one tough Bulldog!!

Tough and passes the foulest gas about sums him up...he can clear a house.

He's a lot of fun though.

[texaschickeee]

My Boston could clear the room in seconds.
He snored in his sleep and trust me he was the coolest dog around!

[BrittBSC]

My daredevil son.



More cautious daughter, I'm shocked she jumped!!

[mdrdep]

My dog Hooch is tired of my daughter's dog Maggie

My son doing an entry at an explorer competition.



My daughter the school mascot.

[ateamer]

Over San Francisco a couple years ago.

[ateamer]

At the entrance to Fort Hunter Liggett, CA. I sold that bike two days ago and now have a beautiful pearl white Gold Wing.

[icecoldblueyes]

This is my friend's dog that I want to 'dognap'.

[t150vsuptpr]

Sure, I'll post a few favorites .......

Watching the day close as I enjoy the best Navajo Taco I have found so far in my trips, bar none.
Should have gotten the "mini", regular was huge as well as good.



One of my most favorite roads, the one that leads home at the end of the shift.



In 1916, this was part of The Midland Trail, shortest highway from coast to coast, ran from Washington, DC at 14th and Pennsylvania ... to San Francisco. It was dirt then. The Midland Trail was marked with two six inch wide bands of orange seperated by a six inch band of black, usually painted on trees or posts ever so often. No route numbers in 1916.



Pausing along the Crest as the day drifts to night.



Later then ...........