He's fairly well trained, but he just has slip-ups for no apparent reason. -- ~ H a P p Y L a n d ~

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Date Posted: 17:04:33 01/21/07 Sun
Author: Kristina
Subject: He's fairly well trained, but he just has slip-ups for no apparent reason.
In reply to: spoOk 's message, "i actualy caught my dog tipping his bowl over on purpose...so i stopped" on 17:17:20 01/20/07 Sat

I should really enroll him in one of those doggy classes at Pet Smart, although he's a very good dog aside from suffering from severe separation anxiety and having panic attacks whenever he thinks I'm going to leave him. Even when I have my parents pet-sit him, he just sits at the window and waits until I return. Their labs become incredibly bored with him.

Speaking of their labs, this is gross but funny.... my parent's brought over Molly and Maggie, or "the girls" (as we like to call them), last night when we had our family dinner. Dexter was feeling frisky and decided to wait until Molly and Maggie had fallen asleep before going at it (as he often does). Usually we pay no attention because he's always at the wrong end and there's no worry of impregnation. Seriously. Anyhow, my mom suddenly goes "Whoa!" and so of course we all turn and look. Dexter had walked away from the girls because his pecker had reached an unbelievable length that I think took even him by surprise. The thing was like dragging on the carpet it was hanging out so far. It was one of those instances where we didn't want to look but we couldn't turn away. We all just sat there staring with our mouths dropped as Dexter shimmied and shaked trying to get the thing to go back in. It was pretty hilarious.

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hahahahaa....O.o train wrecks are great that way. -- spoOk, 17:22:19 01/21/07 Sun