a cheesburger would be nice.

michelle and i still need to talk more later tonight about this. it's incredibly sad, and it's hard to say no when there's a foster home willing to make room for her--it's just not the kind of foster home who would be equipped to handle a special needs girl like this.

V., I know what you were saying. I really don't know that it would be enjoyable for her, to be honest. A week in a home would be a week freaked out by anything and everything. If we were going to pull her, it would have to be to endure the hard parts in the beginning, with the end goal being to get ...

well, we sent to see her today, and it was rather sad. she's a gorgeous girl, and you can see that she really wants to enjoy life and trust people, but she's pretty damaged by having spent pretty much all her life chained INDOORS, without even being taken for walks or put in the yard much. her owner...

all 3 of mine follow me around! if i'm with doc, he is literally under my feet, and if i sit on a chair or a couch near him, he shoves his head in between my two feet and lays there like that till i get up! lol if i'm with reba and tucker, they just shadow me. i go upstairs, they follow me up there....

goodness, she reminds me of the blue, female version of Doc! pretty.

You can go to PBRC and fill out a form to list him yourself--it's easy! Just click on the "list a dog" tab at the top of the page.

hmm, Doc was nervous and paced and whined and moaned and was obsessed with his toys in the beginning, but he was not aloof. he was a freak for attention . . . of course he was not that good at understanding how to properly receive that attention and as soon as you looked at him or talked to him, he ...

ooooh, he reminds me of tucker so much! i love him, love him, love him!

so was yuki's. it kept the wound open, which was the most important part. so gross though. when tucker had his lymph nodes removed a while back, they fully sealed the incision, and there was quite a large lump that really worried me. but i took him in a few times and they kept telling me that it was...

hmm, that is hard! could you maybe lay a carpet pad and then a large area rug over the floor to hold the mats in place and also provide extra cushioning?

oh man, here is one for your friend, just 2 hours away from you in columbus, ohio. http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7470205 http://www.petfinder.com/fotos/OH574/OH574.7470205-1-pn.jpg that pup is the picture of cuteness! And here's a purebred Amstaff in Columbus, as well, all...

oh, there he is! oh man, he's adorable. i really wish i didn't have my hands full already.

good boy bubba!

good thoughts for your pup! i'm sure he'll do just fine!

i would say that if you want to build muscle in mexi, do so in a different way. swimming is an excellent exercise for muscle building and it is low impact on the joints. if you can find a place that has underwater treadmills for dogs (usually at hydrotherapy facilities) you'd be in business!