WILD KINGDOM & THE D60 !!!

"Annika1980" wrote in message
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From: "William Graham"

http://www.pbase.com/image/32844518

Ha! - We have a cat that looks just like that, and she sleeps the same
way....All sprawled out on her back....

You want another?


No! - We acquire cats with no effort at all.....Right now, we have three,
and the new one across the street is starting to come in at night and check
out our food dishes. We feed a male ferrile cat, the female who used to live
across the street. (They brought her all the way out from Conneticut, only
to have her abandon their place for ours) The female who used to belong to
the mother of the lady next door. (she died, and we got her cat, because her
husband is allergic to them) One reason we get so many is we are the only
family on the block who doesn't have either any kids, or a dog, so the cats
just love our place. Whenever we go anywhere, we have to hire a "cat sitter"
to come in every couple of days and feed/water the cats.

Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

Max

"Annika1980" skrev i en meddelelse
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From: Dallas

Ha! - We have a cat that looks just like that, and she sleeps the
same
way....All sprawled out on her back....

My Rottweiler does that too.

So does The Mighty Jewel.
She often sleeps in this position:
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Come to think of it, my cocker does, too.

Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

Max

"Annika1980" skrev i en meddelelse
...
From: Dallas

Ha! - We have a cat that looks just like that, and she sleeps the
same
way....All sprawled out on her back....

My Rottweiler does that too.

So does The Mighty Jewel.
She often sleeps in this position:
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Come to think of it, my cocker does, too.

From: "MXP"

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

The Mighty Jewel has a little pit bull in here. Here's a couple of Jewel and
her friend, Bo, who is a full-blooded pit bull.

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537755
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537787

As you can tell, Jewel is a bit more streamlined than a full-blooded pit bull,
hence, a lot faster. Pit-Bulls are sweet unless they are made to be mean.
How do you make a Pit-Bull mean? By looking at it funny.

The Mighty Jewel is a sweetheart to everyone, kids and old ladies alike. But
she did have a bit of a mean streak when I got her. That can always be loved
out, however.

From: "MXP"

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

The Mighty Jewel has a little pit bull in here. Here's a couple of Jewel and
her friend, Bo, who is a full-blooded pit bull.

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537755
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537787

As you can tell, Jewel is a bit more streamlined than a full-blooded pit bull,
hence, a lot faster. Pit-Bulls are sweet unless they are made to be mean.
How do you make a Pit-Bull mean? By looking at it funny.

The Mighty Jewel is a sweetheart to everyone, kids and old ladies alike. But
she did have a bit of a mean streak when I got her. That can always be loved
out, however.

"MXP" wrote in message
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Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

I once had a dog that was mostly pit.
It was the sweetest dog I've ever owned or been around--EVER.
Truly affectionate and a great, wonderful pet.
He was covered with muscles and had a jaw that could bite though your car
door, but he was extremely gentle with any person he ever was around.

Max

"Annika1980" skrev i en meddelelse
...
From: Dallas

Ha! - We have a cat that looks just like that, and she sleeps the
same
way....All sprawled out on her back....

My Rottweiler does that too.

So does The Mighty Jewel.
She often sleeps in this position:
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Come to think of it, my cocker does, too.

"MXP" wrote in message
. ..
Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

I once had a dog that was mostly pit.
It was the sweetest dog I've ever owned or been around--EVER.
Truly affectionate and a great, wonderful pet.
He was covered with muscles and had a jaw that could bite though your car
door, but he was extremely gentle with any person he ever was around.

Max

"Annika1980" skrev i en meddelelse
...
From: Dallas

Ha! - We have a cat that looks just like that, and she sleeps the
same
way....All sprawled out on her back....

My Rottweiler does that too.

So does The Mighty Jewel.
She often sleeps in this position:
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Come to think of it, my cocker does, too.

"Annika1980" wrote in message
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From: "MXP"

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

The Mighty Jewel has a little pit bull in here. Here's a couple of Jewel
and
her friend, Bo, who is a full-blooded pit bull.

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537755
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537787

As you can tell, Jewel is a bit more streamlined than a full-blooded pit
bull,
hence, a lot faster. Pit-Bulls are sweet unless they are made to be mean.
How do you make a Pit-Bull mean? By looking at it funny.

The Mighty Jewel is a sweetheart to everyone, kids and old ladies alike.
But
she did have a bit of a mean streak when I got her. That can always be
loved
out, however.

My son-in-law's pit bull, "Chomper", used to lie on the entranceway of their
tape rental store.....If a customer stepped on him by mistake, he would yelp
and go and move a few more inches into the store......Not exactly a killer
watchdog..........

"Annika1980" wrote in message
...
From: "MXP"

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537752

Is that a pitbull?
Do they often loose control?

The Mighty Jewel has a little pit bull in here. Here's a couple of Jewel
and
her friend, Bo, who is a full-blooded pit bull.

http://www.pbase.com/image/1537755
http://www.pbase.com/image/1537787

As you can tell, Jewel is a bit more streamlined than a full-blooded pit
bull,
hence, a lot faster. Pit-Bulls are sweet unless they are made to be mean.
How do you make a Pit-Bull mean? By looking at it funny.

The Mighty Jewel is a sweetheart to everyone, kids and old ladies alike.
But
she did have a bit of a mean streak when I got her. That can always be
loved
out, however.

My son-in-law's pit bull, "Chomper", used to lie on the entranceway of their
tape rental store.....If a customer stepped on him by mistake, he would yelp
and go and move a few more inches into the store......Not exactly a killer
watchdog..........

In article rcVWc.40110$9d6.30708@attbi_s54, says...

My son-in-law's pit bull, "Chomper", used to lie on the entranceway of their
tape rental store.....If a customer stepped on him by mistake, he would yelp
and go and move a few more inches into the store......Not exactly a killer
watchdog..........

Most domesticated dogs are not vicious in any manner. Pit bulls are no
exception. The ones that kill and main people are dogs that have been
purposely abused to be "tough" and largely left unattended.

The only concern you would have to have with a pit bull is if it should
happen to become frightened/angry/aggressive and attack someone or
something. Genetics takes over at some point and the dog will do what
it's programmed to do: bite down hard on the throat and not let go.
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