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All of you with escape artists aren't going to be getting a deal here. I had to buy Harry a big, expensive aluminum crate because he gets out of wire and plastic ones. He can stick his toes through the wires on kennels to flip latches on the outside of kennels to let himself out. One benefit, if you look at it this way, is that he does not eat through doors. He knows how doorknobs work.
He also barks nonstop, and hates everybody outside the immediate family. Still want him? |
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All of you with escape artists aren't going to be getting a deal here. I had to buy Harry a big, expensive aluminum crate because he gets out of wire and plastic ones. He can stick his toes through the wires on kennels to flip latches on the outside of kennels to let himself out. One benefit, if you look at it this way, is that he does not eat through doors. He knows how doorknobs work. ![]() ![]() ![]() For a limited time offer, I will throw in Bubba, who recently snapped at a dog so severely, she almost required stitches...he gives no warning growls. Honest, it's a great deal! |
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I'll trade you one APBT mix that slides all the way across the kitchen floor, flies into the garbage can, knocking it over (on purpose), eats cat poo, eats anything that she's not supposed to, has mastered the art of jumping up on top of her crate now to get whatever toy she can't reach by simply standing on the side of the crate.... And I'll throw in another lazy APBT that sleeps under the covers, farts terribly, and eats 4 wheeler seat covers when you don't' take her for a run.
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I'll trade you an extremely hyperactive, too skinny, fence-eating german shepherd/doberman mix pup...Oh and if you act now...she'll even pee all over your foot when say her name and splash her pee all over the rest of you and everyone else in a 10 ft radius with her abnormally long tail! All while wiggling uncontrollably in excitement. A sure crowd pleaser, don't pass Cupcake up!
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Bonus package here:
1. One Trusty who munches his blankets until they look moth eaten ... and who loves to raid our food compost spot (you'll have the opportunity to practice all your obedience expertise getting your canine flounder who has managed to squeeze through the fence once again to u-turn out of there before he inhales fruit scraps he should not have because of a serious case of pancreatitis a few months ago) 2. Then there is Madeleine, whose energy at almost nine years of age will test your endurance to the limit. Mind you, trying to run off that energy is not an option because she has arthritis (since age 5) and elbow dysplasia. Gentle excercise oly, unless you are best friends with your local canine orthopedic surgeons 3. Esperanza - the dog who arrived looking like a new, large version of the Mexican hairless dog ... and who now could easily bring you extra income by producing enough fur to stuff many pillows with that lovely double coat fluff 4. The Husband - does not respond to NILIF, but is a charming dinner companion and walks aforementioned dogs. ![]() |
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