HI Roger,

On Sun 2037-Dec-20 07:11, Roger Nelson (1:3828/7) wrote to Richard Webb:

RW> Yah can see that too.  My life circumstances can change
RW> fairly radically in short order though, so the chip is an
RW> added safeguard for me.  IF business didn't have me
RW> traveling now and then, and dog going along I probably
RW> wouldn't worry as much about it.

RN> I don't see the need for them yet.
CAn see that, and most who stay in one place probably won't
need them as much.  IT's a one time expense, and makes me
feel a bit better.

RW> YEp, just means I go outside with her even if she's on her
RW> tether so that I can run him off.

RN> Put her in the trunk of a car with your lady for half an hour and
RN> see which one of them is glad to see you when you open it.  (-:

There ya go.  Both will probably be .  ROttweiler's
missing mommy this weekend, wife's in the hospital so
rottie's going crazy doing the "where's mommy" thing.

RW> GOnna let her have one litter anyway.  Just not with the
RW> PIttweiler .

RN> All of our dogs are small breed.  The one that's mine, and I didn't
RN> want another after my German shepherd left the Earth, is a Yorkshire
RN> Terrier.  He weighs about 5 pounds soaking wet, but he is unafraid
RN> and bosses the other dogs around. I never saw his like before.

I can believe that.  Friend of mine has one of those mini
pinschers, and when he visits some other friends of mine the mini pin rules
the roost.

Regards,
           Richard
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