MEC-777

Intentional. Ferrucci is a c*ck.
 
 

Them: "Do you listen to classical music?"
Me: "Yes."
 

What a wild finish. Lando was taken out by a backmarker (Pagenaud) then things got funky. SPAM was 1-2-3 at the final restart.

 
 

@MEC-777
 
 

@xAcid9@Eschewthanks for the recommendation
this is awesome
now my playlist on spoitfy
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6R8JI8ppA6MUrAG7RS59EU?si=S2-h_NiFS4aKhU5yTf7fzA

Moar Maid...
 
 

Yeah, totally agree... Dinky LOVES her cage/crate, she goes in there if she's had enough of people (usually me), she looks at me like "stop touching me, I don't wanna play". Also, we only have to say "tea time" or she hears pots moving in the kitchen etc, and in the crate she goes... she can be such a good girl   I'm very sure that if we ever need to go to a different house, or whatever, we could take her crate and she would be fine.
We still have to expose Dink to things like the beach, deep water etc. I'll have to get a long lead/leash as I'm sure she would try to run and see other dogs/people and such, she loves to meet people and other dogs, which I'm mostly glad of, Henry was a nervous pupper and was more unpredictable when it came to meeting others... I wanted Dink to be more confident - and I got that in spades 🤣
 

We did a DNA test through Wisdom Panel. Apparently it's pretty good. You don't have to, just throwing it out there.
 
Whatever she is, she is precious! She's very lucky you rescued her.
 
Start training right away. Crate training, house training, expose her to lots of things (people, noises, the outside world in general), get her used to you touching her feet (so you can trim her nails), set her up to be obedient and well-behaved. If you have any questions regarding training, just let me know.

We did a DNA test through Wisdom Panel. Apparently it's pretty good. You don't have to, just throwing it out there.
 
Whatever she is, she is precious! She's very lucky you rescued her.
 
Start training right away. Crate training, house training, expose her to lots of things (people, noises, the outside world in general), get her used to you touching her feet (so you can trim her nails), set her up to be obedient and well-behaved. If you have any questions regarding training, just let me know.

We did a DNA test through Wisdom Panel. Apparently it's pretty good. You don't have to, just throwing it out there.
 
Whatever she is, she is precious! She's very lucky you rescued her.
 
Start training right away. Crate training, house training, expose her to lots of things (people, noises, the outside world in general), get her used to you touching her feet (so you can trim her nails), set her up to be obedient and well-behaved. If you have any questions regarding training, just let me know.

We did a DNA test through Wisdom Panel. Apparently it's pretty good. You don't have to, just throwing it out there.
 
Whatever she is, she is precious! She's very lucky you rescued her.
 
Start training right away. Crate training, house training, expose her to lots of things (people, noises, the outside world in general), get her used to you touching her feet (so you can trim her nails), set her up to be obedient and well-behaved. If you have any questions regarding training, just let me know.

We did a DNA test through Wisdom Panel. Apparently it's pretty good. You don't have to, just throwing it out there.
 
Whatever she is, she is precious! She's very lucky you rescued her.
 
Start training right away. Crate training, house training, expose her to lots of things (people, noises, the outside world in general), get her used to you touching her feet (so you can trim her nails), set her up to be obedient and well-behaved. If you have any questions regarding training, just let me know.

Just for giggles, Here's the very first image I got of him at 1 day old:
 

 
And the most recent, he'll be 8 weeks old tomorrow:
 

 

You are the glue that keeps this world together.
You are the light that gets us through these dark times.
You are the smile that warms a cold heart.
You are SO FECKIN CUTE OH MY GAWD

Today is adoption day for little Murphy! Gonna leave the office a couple hours early and head to the breeders to pick him up.
 

I diagnose her as "Good girl" because that's what she is
Sorry I'm of no help

Well, this is an interesting turn of events.
I was driving home a few days ago when this little girl stepped off the side of the road, and into the traffic (the road is 55 mph) from a field, nearly hit her. In fact, I'm still not certain I didn't as she was right in front of my car (hooray for blind corners)
Stopped, picked her up. She promptly threw up in my car.
Took her down to my vet for a checkup. Well, good news, nothing a few grand couldn't solve. She had a stomach full of dirt and rocks, weighted in at 10 lbs and is about 3 months old.
Had worms, ticks, fleas, malnourished and about the only thing she didn't have, was Parvo (but had to get her checked twice, to be sure)
 
So, now I have a dog. Never had one before. Shes wildly curious about Argo, but Argo doesn't mind her.
Say hello to the world Ginger. Gonna be an interesting time.
 
(Off topic, yeah it's a bad pic, any ideas on breed? I know zip about dogs, she's very vocal, not much barking, but lots and lots of whining. Vet says she's fine internally)
 

Say Hello to Amy. Honeys (left one) Daughter.
 
Isnt she cute?
 
 

Yes, Argo is very quiet, unless he is re-enacting scenes from Godzilla.

A slightly updated pic of my ugly dog, Argo
 

Stitch is her absolute favourite. She has 3 she's allowed to play with and 3 more on display on top of her crate.

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Stitch is her absolute favourite. She has 3 she's allowed to play with and 3 more on display on top of her crate.

VID_20200425_161926.mp4