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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75675 on: January 14, 2019, 11:54:56 AM »
My dear departed Henry was, we thought, half Chihuahua and half fox terrier, I saw another dog that could have been his twin and his human knew the parent dogs for sure.

A while before he passed away, I did the DNA on him to find one parent was pure Chihuahua and the other was pure Pomeranian. My vet said if you throw water on a Pomeranian, they become a chihuahua...  ;D

Anyway, a neighbor called him Mr. Machito and it fit. He swaggered and ruled the sidewalks on his walks. He sort of didn't know which half of him was more dominant, the chihuahua or the pomeranian! And he was very protective of me to be sure! ;D

But he mostly had a very very sweet cuddly side and I adored him.  8)
Bailey definitely makes himself known, also very protective of me, and his brother in fact!
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75677 on: January 14, 2019, 12:10:39 PM »
My dear departed Henry was, we thought, half Chihuahua and half fox terrier, I saw another dog that could have been his twin and his human knew the parent dogs for sure.

A while before he passed away, I did the DNA on him to find one parent was pure Chihuahua and the other was pure Pomeranian. My vet said if you throw water on a Pomeranian, they become a chihuahua...  ;D

Anyway, a neighbor called him Mr. Machito and it fit. He swaggered and ruled the sidewalks on his walks. He sort of didn't know which half of him was more dominant, the chihuahua or the pomeranian! And he was very protective of me to be sure! ;D

But he mostly had a very very sweet cuddly side and I adored him.  8)

PomChis have a place in my heart. I regularly visit a 17-year old PomChi.(photo is from a year ago).

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75679 on: January 14, 2019, 12:18:55 PM »
i'm not impressed anyone can be a jar head, met many of them at the filling station on Miramar. dumb as rocks. . I did the ASVAB test, was about to join the Air force. But the recruiter was lying to me. I told him either I work with planes on the air force or I was outta there. he said, I had to start low, maybe in the kitchen or that maybe I should join the marines or the army, or even NAVY. I told him no. I wanted air force. I was the best, did great on all the testing. He couldn't guarantee anything so I walked. I was glad.


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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75680 on: January 14, 2019, 12:32:19 PM »
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75681 on: January 14, 2019, 12:32:33 PM »
Hello. Thank you!

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama
« Reply #75682 on: January 14, 2019, 12:36:53 PM »
She wrote my name and my address and signed the book she sent.

Aw, I'm sorry she ruined your book like that.    ;)

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama
« Reply #75683 on: January 14, 2019, 12:40:10 PM »
Aw, I'm sorry she ruined your book like that.    ;)

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75684 on: January 14, 2019, 12:45:12 PM »
PomChis have a place in my heart. I regularly visit a 17-year old PomChi.(photo is from a year ago).
Senior dogs are always favorites of mine. Too many are abandoned by their owners for reasons such as "he or she doesn't play much anymore". Many are abandoned because they have medical issues. Some have the money but don't want to spend it on treatment and others who can't afford it either don't want to find alternatives or don't know about available help. It is so sad to see someone surrender a pet they have had for 10+ years. It's even sadder when someone takes their lifelong pet and dumps them in another part of town to fend for itself  >:(

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75685 on: January 14, 2019, 12:47:45 PM »
Senior dogs are always favorites of mine. Too many are abandoned by their owners for reasons such as "he or she doesn't play much anymore". Many are abandoned because they have medical issues. Some have the money but don't want to spend it on treatment and others who can't afford it either don't want to find alternatives or don't know about available help. It is so sad to see someone surrender a pet they have had for 10+ years. It's even sadder when someone takes their lifelong pet and dumps them in another part of town to fend for itself  >:(

THIS! This is exactly why I only rehome seniors!
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75686 on: January 14, 2019, 12:53:27 PM »
THIS! This is exactly why I only rehome seniors!

One of the few useful rules implemented in California...  No puppy mill sales at pet stores. Only rescues.

Weak people get fur babies for the power it gives them over another living being. I have a lot to say about those types... 👿
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75687 on: January 14, 2019, 12:53:36 PM »
I call BS. I'm a Vet and have close friends that are Marines. If you were offered a low or entry position it was because of your test scores. You can ask all you want but if your scores are low then they will offer you an alternate trade or sometimes nothing at all. Usually top scores are offered Officer Training, pilot, communications, electronics, electronic system analysis, weapons systems technician, medic, etc. I don't know you personally but based on your past posts I seriously doubt you would have had the capability to pass the USMC basic training or the mental discipline to handle what theses brave men and women deal with on a daily basis while deployed around the world everyday.

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Re: The Kingdom of Drama without Heather Wade
« Reply #75688 on: January 14, 2019, 12:54:06 PM »
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Oh, PP, AWESOME! _1  ;D
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Re: The Kingdom of Drama
« Reply #75689 on: January 14, 2019, 12:54:32 PM »
Aw, I'm sorry she ruined your book like that.    ;)

LOLOL!
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